Top picks for Marcoola Nature & wildlife

Discover 49 Nature & wildlife in Marcoola on Trip.com, updated October 19, 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 15 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From €67.96 per person, with an average total of €113.87. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 78 verified reviews, Nature & wildlife Marcoola boast an average rating of 4.9.

This week's most popular Nature & wildlife: "Brisbane Moreton Island 1-day tour [feed dolphins/ATV/snorkeling/sandboarding]", with 37 reviews and a 4.9 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "Brisbane Moreton Island/Dolphin Island day trip includes meal vouchers; optional snorkeling, sandboarding, and dolphin feeding.", a 15-hour adventure in Marcoola!

The next available day tour departs on October 20, 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Marcoola Nature & wildlife usually take about 15 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

95% of Marcoola Nature & wildlife now offer English-speaking guides

October is the perfect time to visit Marcoola! Choose from 49 available day tours, including seasonal favorites like Brisbane Moreton Island 1-day tour [feed dolphins/ATV/snorkeling/sandboarding].

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Reviews: Brisbane Moreton Island/Dolphin Island day trip includes meal vouchers; optional snorkeling, sandboarding, and dolphin feeding.
Guest User2026-08-21
Amazing day trip to Tangalooma and feeding cute dolphins 🐬
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Reviews: Brisbane whale watching 1-day tour (includes lunch and refreshments, guide and optional seating/city area transfers)
Guest User2026-10-08
Overall, it was a great experience. I stayed at the InterContinental Brisbane, and since the bus couldn't stop for long at the hotel, they picked me up about 300 meters away. They emailed me beforehand, but I didn't reply. That evening, a customer service representative called me to confirm, and the service was excellent. As for the whale watching itself, this tour provider is the best in Brisbane, and it was very good. I highly recommend buying VIP seats with pick-up and drop-off—it's hassle-free and the scenery is fantastic!
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Reviews: Brisbane Mirimar cruise + Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary one-day tour [optional Round-trip boat]
Guest User2026-05-21
The best experience of my trip to Brisbane! The river cruise was great, and although I was worried about meals since we were meeting early in the morning, it was nice to see various snacks being sold on board. The coffee was delicious, too. The staff and the captain were all so friendly and fun. The captain also had the best music selection, which made the return trip even happier. The staff at Lone Pine Zoo were all kind as well, and I bought a cute T-shirt and magnet to keep the place in mind. I highly recommend it. It’s great to go alone, and the families who visited looked like they were having a good time too!
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Reviews: Tangalooma Dolphin Feeding Day Cruise with ATV Quad Bike
Guest User2026-02-16
Tangalooma Resort is a must-visit. It's Brisbane's Hawaii, and you can enjoy it comfortably and privately with just the right number of people. Whether you choose a quad bike or a helicopter, you'll have a blast.
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Reviews: Tangalooma Dolphin Feeding Day Cruise with Snorkel the Wrecks
Guest User2024-06-09
Snorkeling was great, with Laura being a great guide and helping pull us along. Waters were a bit choppy, and we couldn’t go into the waters to feed the dolphin though, and that was really sad.