Personal Boats & Watercraft Access

Traveling to Tangalooma on your own vessel


Looking to visit Tangalooma Island Resort via your own personal boat or jetski?


Boat Moorings for Official guests staying at the resort overnight

If you're travelling to Tangalooma in your own boat and need to arrange a boat mooring, please contact Tangalooma Water Sports using the details below. Please note that this must be done prior to arrival.

Phone: +61 7 3410 6924
Email: tws@tangatours.com

Mooring fees can be paid upon arrival at Tangalooma by visiting Tangalooma Watersports. We accept payment by cash, eftpos, Visa, Mastercard, JCB and Amex (please note surcharges apply to JCB/Amex payments).


Please note that Casual Visitor Pass Bookings are temporarily suspended until further notice.

Where can pre-booked casual visitors park their watercraft upon arrival?

All pre-booked casual visitors arriving to the resort in a motorised watercraft will be required to beach/anchor their vessels in designated landing zones (note that Tangalooma Island Resort may change the exact location of the landing zone at any time).

Any pre-booked casual visitors arriving at the resort in their own motorised watercraft will be directed to use a new dedicated beach landing zone, that allows us to ensure our guests can feel safe in the water when swimming in other areas, and all people in motorised watercraft get a dedicated and exclusive beach landing area whereby they also feel they are not hindering people swimming out the front of the resort. This area will be signed as a no swimming zone for our resort guests and has been specifically set aside for our pre-booked casual day visitor's motorised watercraft.

Upon arrival, the travelling party must immediately proceed to reception and present valid identification to have their pass validated

If you are not staying in Tangalooma Island Resort accommodation you must have a Casual Visitor Pass before entering Tangalooma Island Resort property.


The free 'Casual Visitor Day Pass' gives you access to resort property and facilities between 8:30AM and 6:00PM only. Upon arrival all guests in the travelling party must proceed directly to reception with their identification to validate the day pass.

Please note that a Casual Visitor Day Pass can only be booked 24 hours before arrival. You cannot book a Casual Visitor Day Pass on the same day that you visit. This ensures the resort can adequately cater for all guests and casual visitors alike in various parts of the resort such as food and beverage, cleaning and security.

Remember, if you are not staying in Tangalooma Island Resort accommodation you must have a Casual Visitor Pass before entering Tangalooma Island Resort property.Please visit here to find out more information and book a Casual Day Visitor Pass:

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