Feeding wild dolphins & exploring shipwrecks — the dreamy "Dolphin Island" you must visit in a lifetime

▲ Moreton Island (Moreton Island) is perfect for those who love to explore the sea. (Photo / Provided by Tourism and Events Queensland, the same below.)

Reporter Chen Hanyin / Comprehensive report

Hand-feeding dolphins isn’t something you can only do at an aquarium. The small island of Moreton Island, near the Sunshine State’s capital Brisbane, is a paradise for ocean lovers. With its stunning coastline, pristine white sands, and unique wildlife, you can also "hand-feed wild dolphins" for a truly unique summer experience.

▲ Visitors can feed wild dolphins.

Moreton Island (Moreton Island) is a must-visit island when in Brisbane. As the world’s third-largest sand island, it resembles a dolphin in shape, hence its nickname "Dolphin Island." It takes just over an hour by boat from Brisbane. The island boasts pristine landscapes and abundant wildlife, making it a top choice for many travelers visiting Australia. It’s especially famous for the opportunity to feed wild dolphins, where, under the guidance of conservationists, you can get up close and personally feed these adorable creatures.

▲ Thrilling sandboarding activity.

Besides getting up close with dolphins, you can also enjoy wreck diving, sandboarding, and ATV rides. The island features the famous Tangalooma Wrecks site, where 15 shipwrecks lie waiting to be explored. These have now become habitats for various fish and coral species, allowing you to swim alongside colorful marine life. Being a sand-based island, Moreton Island also has vast dunes resembling a desert, perfect for sandboarding. Descending from six-story-high dunes is an exhilarating and unforgettable experience.