Moreton Island- 3rd largest sand island in the world - Brisbane-Australia

 Ship wreks... quite a conventional term, we often heard when we decide on what to play. On the other side, we also see the British giant liner sank in the north atlantic ocean in movies and read about them. Have you ever seen wreked ship/boat in a clear water sea in person? if not, Moreton Island is the right place to visit. Moreton Island is off the coast of South East Queensland, Australia, on the eastern side of Moreton Bay. Moreton Island is located 58 kilometres (36 miles) northeast of Brisbane, Queensland's capital. A national park covers 95 percent of the island, making it a popular day trip location for four wheel driving, camping, recreational angling, and whale watching. It's a 75-minute boat voyage from Brisbane. It is the world's third largest sand island.  Moreton Island, together with Fraser Island, is the world's largest sand formation. It is within the city of Brisbane. The island is 186 square kilometres (72 square miles) in size, with a length of 37 kilometres (23 miles) from north to south and a width of 13 kilometres (8.1 miles) at its widest point.  The only rock outcropping on the island is Cape Moreton, located on the island's north eastern point. Captain James Cook named it Cape Morton in May 1770, and it was thought to be part of the mainland at the time.The ability to hand feed one of the wild bottlenose dolphins that visit the coastlines each evening at sunset is a highlight of any trip to Tangalooma. A huge family of these lively dolphins comes to visit on a regular basis, each with their own distinct and unique personality.You can be snorkelling among a swarm of rainbow-colored fish, zooming down a sand dune, basking in a blue lagoon, or hand-feeding wild dolphins in just 75 minutes by ferry from Brisbane. The Moreton National Park, which spans 95 percent of the island, sits in the centre, while the island's coastline boasts pristine beaches with both quiet and surfable waves.The Wrecks are home to a wide range of reef fish, coral reefs, and other marine life. The Snorkel Tour is a significantly safer experience because you are taken to the shipwrecks by boat instead of swimming against the currents. All snorkelling equipment (wetsuits, fins/flippers, mask, snorkel, life jacket, pool noodles, and prescription masks) is included on this tour.