• Moreton Bay Marine Park - Moreton Bay Marine Park is a protected marine area located off the southeast coast of Queensland, extending from Caloundra to the Gold Coast. Spanning over 3,400 square kilometers, it encompasses a diverse range of ecosystems, including coral reefs, seagrass meadows, mangroves, wetlands, and sandy islands. The park is home to a vast array of marine life, such as dugongs, dolphins, turtles, whales, and over 50,000 migratory shorebirds. It is internationally acclaimed for its ecological importance and is managed under a zoning plan that harmonizes conservation with recreation, permitting activities like boating, diving, and fishing in specified areas.
• St Helena Island National Park - St Helena Island is a heritage-listed island in Moreton Bay, Queensland, renowned for its historical colonial prison. Once a high-security penal settlement, it now offers guided tours that highlight the prison ruins and its rich history. Encircled by marine park waters, the island also boasts diverse wildlife and cultural significance.
• Peel Island - Peel Island (Janday: Teerk Roo Ra) is a heritage-listed national park in Moreton Bay, situated about 4 km off Brisbane. Known for its sandy Horseshoe and Platypus Bays, abundant wildlife—including turtles, dolphins, and dugongs—and historic ruins of a quarantine station and leper colony, it provides limited camping and is accessible only by water.
• North Stradbroke Island - North Stradbroke Island, known as Minjerribah to the Traditional Owners, is the world’s second-largest sand island, located just off the coast of Brisbane in Moreton Bay. The island features pristine beaches, freshwater lakes, dense forests, and wetlands rich with wildlife, including dolphins, turtles, koalas, and migrating whales. Its three main townships—Dunwich, Amity Point, and Point Lookout—offer a blend of community charm, natural beauty, and rich cultural heritage. The island is closely connected to the Quandamooka people, with opportunities to explore Indigenous culture through art, guided walks, and storytelling. It’s a serene yet adventurous retreat from city life.
• Straddie Brewing Co - Straddie Brewing Co is the ideal place to relax after a day exploring Moreton Bay. Located just minutes from the Dunwich jetty on North Stradbroke, it offers breathtaking rooftop views over the island and bay, fresh island-inspired cuisine, and a welcoming atmosphere that embodies the spirit of Straddie.
• Gateway Bridge - A landmark that signifies the entrance to Brisbane Airport or a coastal getaway. For adventure enthusiasts, such as jetski riders on the river below, it’s an iconic sight to cruise beneath—especially at sunrise or sunset when the bridge is bathed in golden light.

• Modern Sea-Doo Jetski
• JetPilot Goggles
• JetPilot Venture PFD/Lifejackets
• Professional Tour Guide
• Brunch
• All Fees and Taxes

Prepare for an extraordinary adventure on the breathtaking waters of Moreton Bay Marine Park. This 4-hour guided Jetski tour is ideal for thrill-seekers and seasoned riders eager to discover pristine waters, concealed shipwrecks, marine life, and renowned island spots — all complemented by a lunch break at Straddie Brewing Co.

This is among our most daring rides. Prior Jetski experience is strongly advised. This tour is not suitable for beginners.

• Glide beneath the iconic Gateway Bridge
• Cruise by St Helena Island, steeped in colonial history
• Visit Peel Island, a sanctuary for local wildlife
• Speed across open waters to North Stradbroke Island
• Savor a drink and gourmet lunch at Straddie Brewing
• Enjoy scenic stops and photo opportunities throughout Moreton Bay

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.