Camping on Moreton Island

[rodxj]

Originally Posted by Hotdognz

Sounds like it, you can get across the English channel cheaper

Yeah, but you haven't got paradise waiting on the other side of the English Channel.

[piggy]

Originally Posted by rodxj

You sitting down Banky?........


Try $220 for the wrangler and $280 for the Jayco.............

Just over $500 including surcharges

But you'd have to admit, after reading on here what's available to see and experience, doesn't seem that much eh???

thats just the barge fee, you still have national park camping & vehivle permit fees, so you can add another $300ish for the family for 2 weeks.
I booked yesterday.

[AusJatzman]

The company who own the ferry own the Bulwer shop. Tangalooma own the other shop. Both are disgusting expensive at the best of times. Can't imagine what stuff will cost over Xmas. They know they have a monopoly there and a captive market. I think they have studied the business handbooks from petrol/oil companies!

[Roady]

The company who own the ferry ARE a fuel company!!! They also own a lot more over there than you think.....This is how they can afford to pay 13 plus mill for the latest boat.

[fwdjeep]

Its time for australia to introduce anti trust laws simular to USA

To stop these rip offs


Have you seen todays price of diesel now thats criminal.

[VooDoo2]

Originally Posted by maty 112

im heading over at xmas and have booked to take a box trailer as i wont fit all the gear for 4 adults in a kj, wont be a lot of weight in it but i haven't towed a trailer on the beach before, im staying at Tangalooma so i will have to take middle road up to the back of the resort.

thats where you land. no driving required

[maty 112]

Originally Posted by VooDoo2

thats where you land. no driving required

no, you land north of Tangalooma and to access the apartments you have to come in the back of the resort, had to last time i stayed there.