Cape Moreton Light, also listed as North Point Range Rear Light, is a heritage-listed active lighthouse located on Cape Moreton, a rocky headland located at the north eastern tip of Moreton Island, a large sand island on the eastern side of Moreton Bay, on the coast of South East Queensland, Australia.
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Cape Moreton lighthouse on Moreton island or Tangalooma is an amazing place to visit. It’s sits above the rocky coast line of Moreton Island and the nation park so it’s a fantastic spot to see the raw and beautiful nature that surrounds you. From the lighthouse you can see spectacular beaches and thick bushland but close to shore you can witness large schools of bait fish being rounded up by dolphins and packs of sharks ready for lunch which is fantastic to watch but sort of turns you off swimming in that particular location. Travelling by 4 wheel drive cars or a 4 wheel drive bus on the beach is a tremendous thrill and just breathtaking. View this amazing island by taking a tour around all aspects of this sensational location Truely worth a day visit or a brief stay Try it you...
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What a place. If you go to Moreton Island try to visit the lighthouse. It's a bit of a walk to the top but there are stairs so most people will be able to get up there. It has a great view down towards the south where you can see most of the island. The lighthouse is spectacular and is being kept is great condition. It is a great place to see some whales which we were lucky...
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Just beautiful. You can't visit Moreton Island without visiting the lighthouse and nearby Honeymoon Bay. Great views from the Cape and whale spotting in the waters offshore, depending on the time of year. One of the lighthouse keeper's houses has been turned into a visitor centre, with displays including the natural and built history...
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