




Overview
Explore Magnetic Island by boat with snorkelling stops, optional guided walks and beach activities. Depart from Townsville or join island pickup. Lunch and paddleboards optional.
- Explore Magnetic Island’s bays on a guided boat adventure
- Enjoy up to two snorkelling stops with equipment provided
- Choose an optional island walk; paddleboards and beach activities suit conditions
- Join from Townsville or Nelly Bay Ferry Terminal; lunch available at extra cost
Product Details
Embark on a Magnetic Island Adventure Tour and uncover the wild beauty of one of North Queensland’s most captivating escapes. Cruise across sparkling bays aboard Island Explorer, with the chance to snorkel at up to two stunning locations and explore vibrant marine life with equipment provided. Depending on conditions, you may also enjoy paddleboards, beach activities, and an optional guided island walk, revealing sweeping coastal views and the chance to spot local wildlife.
This uplifting adventure-style experience lasts around 4.5 hours from Townsville or four hours from Magnetic Island. Lunch is available as an optional extra, and you can bring snacks. With ever-changing open-water conditions adding to the thrill, this is a memorable journey for explorers seeking a true island adventure.
Need to Know
The crew selects routes, snorkelling sites and activities to suit weather, tides and sea conditions. Plans may change for safety. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. If the operator cancels, contact the team for available alternatives.
Approximately 4.5 hours from Townsville or 4 hours from Magnetic Island. Townsville check-in: 30 minutes early. Island check-in: 15 minutes before pickup.
Tours operate regularly, subject to weather conditions.
Valid for 1 person
The guided walk is optional. Lunch costs extra. Snorkelling stops, walking locations, paddleboards and beach activities depend on conditions. This open-water boat trip can be lively and wet.
Infants under 6 months cannot travel. Infants under 12 months are not recommended. Children must be supervised. Guests need confidence around water and should contact the team about medical, mobility or accessibility requirements.













