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Thursday, 21 June 2012
A Wedding day to Remember in Tangalooma Bay

Your one and truly has just proposed to you, and you’re all in a flutter , telling all your friends and family about it, and showing off that gorgeous rock he’s just put on your finger. But, amongst all the excitement and happiness, there are arrangements to be made to ensure your one day is the perfect day you’ve always been dreaming about.

There is one very crucial part of wedding planning that you need to do to ensure your day turns out perfect, and you’ve got somewhere to hold the wedding – the venue or location. And then comes the questions, where do you want to get married? Are you going to be traditional and get married in a church? Or choose to step away from the traditional wedding and get married in an outdoor area, which appears to be the trend at the moment? Well, if your answer is yes to the second option, in the picturesque outdoors of south east Queensland, we’ve got the perfect location in mind that will make your day a day to remember – Tangalooma Island Resort.

Tangalooma Island Resort is located on the world famous Moreton Island in Moreton Bay. Moreton Island is one of Queensland’s, even Australia’s, most spectacular locations. It is the world’s third largest sand island, and it is surrounded by some of the bluest and clearest water you will ever see. Are you starting to picture your wedding day being located here, with this spectacular location as your backdrop? And if you’re lucky, the resident Tangalooma dolphins might even come out and play in time for your wedding. A photo of the happy couple with wild dolphins in the background?

Tangalooma Island resort is the perfect location for a wedding. The resort is all set up for a wedding. It has accommodation ranging from hotel rooms to luxury apartments, a reception area, and of course kilometres of beach covered in white sand, where you can hold the actual wedding ceremony.

To make it even easier for you, the resort can even help you in organising your wedding on Tangalooma – from making sure everyone arrives on time, and has somewhere to stay, to the food for the reception, and of course a honeymoon suite for the happy couple.

So, make your wedding day as memorable as possible at Tangalooma Island Resort.

Posted by Alex
Thursday, 7 June 2012
Paradise in Queensland

It is often said that living in Australia, we are among some of the luckiest people in the world. This country offers growth, prosperity, stability, and untouched terrain that stretches for kilometres and kilometres, just to name a few benefits of living here. So, why, when the chance arises, do we choose to leave the country to holiday in another country that offers not nearly as much as this country has to offer?

Queensland, in particular, is home to some of Australia’s most prestigious destinations such as; the Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast, Great Barrier Reef, Whitsundays, and of course Moreton Island. Moreton Island is 38 kilometres long and 9 kilometres wide, consisting entirely of sand, making it the third largest sand island in the world. The island is home to the highest coast sand dune in the world, Mount Tempest, at a height of 285 metres, providing a 360 degree view of Moreton Bay and beyond. It is also 98% national park, making it one of the least polluted and disturbed coastal environments in Queensland. This information alone should be enough to persuade anyone to want to explore the island, not to mention the plethora of wild life on the island and in the bay. 

But, enough about the spectacular environmental aspects of the island, if you’re not one for bush bashing, and visiting world famous land marks, then the island also has a number of exhilarating activities offered through the resort on the island, Tangalooma Island Resort. Tangalooma has over 80 tours and activities on offer, such as sand tobogganing, parasailing, whale watching, snorkelling, fishing and so, so much more.

When discussing all of the activities and tours Tangalooma offer, you can’t go past their dolphin feeding program. The dolphin feeding program is conducted nightly, from around 7pm. A pod of resident dolphins swim into the bay to be hand fed by visitors and tourists on the island.

The dolphin feeding activity is included in a selection of accommodation and day cruise packages. The program is completely backed and supported by the Queensland government. So, be sure to include the dolphin feeding experience in your next Tangalooma package.

So, when you are planning your next family holiday, think closer to home, and forget about Thailand, Bali and the like, and come and visit the iconic, historic, and prestigious Moreton Island.

Posted by Alex
 

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