Camping must be booked for in advanced with National Parks; they are contactable on 13 13 04 or via www.epa.qld.gov.au.

Yes. You will need to purchase a Vehicle Access Permit from our office or directly from the Queensland Parks and Wildlife website. A permit purchased for Moreton Island is only valid for travel to Moreton Island.

You can purchase a montly permit or a yearly permit. The permit is a sticker that must be affixed to your windscreen for the duration of your stay on Moreton Island.

So long as you ensure your vehicle is on four wheel drive mode and you reduce your tyre pressure to manufactureres specifications prior to driving off the ferry, you will be fine. If you are a beginner, take it slow and have a look at the map provided to you in your ticket pack so you know where you are going.

If you are nervous or would like a few pointers, please don't hesitate to ask our friendly staff aboard the Micat on your way over.

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Providing your vehicle is a 4WD, you can drive it on the island. Moreton Island is the third largest sand island in the world and has no sealed roads. All the tracks on the island are built for 4WD vehicles only. It is not recommended to bring an All Wheel Drive vehicle across as they are too low for proper clearance of the tracks.