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We really enjoyed the snorkelling and kayaking. Fun drive to sand dunes, sadly the rain made this part more tricky. Good snacks in the ferry.

This is a fabulous day trip. We skipped the pick up and met the team at the port which cut down on some time. The ferry has all you need and was a calm crossing there and back, for us. If dates had aligned we'd have all rather have done this day when it was a few degrees warmer. We did it very late Sept and the snorkelling was pretty chilly. It's also does get a little crowded as others have said here. BUT, that's the compromise for the team ensuring safety. The current was a bit strong so keeping us all together in a group was a good idea. We all swim but I used a life jacket to do the snorkelling anyway because then I didnt have to think about keeping afloat as much. The kayaking was great and the feeding of the fish, a highlight. For my three youngsters the sandboarding was the best activity. They loved it. It's quite pricey this trip, but the memories will last a lifetime.

The experience I had was quite poor. The guide kept pushing us to do things in a hurry and had hostile behaviour sometimes. The trip definitely is not worth the cost and can be more enjoyable by doing Less but giving enough time to enjoy the the view.

The best day of my life. I took the tour last week. The guys were so sweet, and the lunch was incredible. I swam with a seal for the first time in my life, and we went sandboarding and kayaking. The guys did everything to make us feel at ease, and we really enjoyed the day. ~ Benny

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Highly recommend this trip! I went with a group of friends and we had an absolute blast. In my opinion, early spring is the ideal time to do this. The sun and heat can get pretty intense during the activities, especially when you're hiking up the dunes for sandboarding! The transparent kayaks were super cool, and snorkeling around the Tangalooma wrecks was a highligh. The guides kept everything organized and safe the entire time. A quick tip, bring sunglasses and something to cover your face on the dunes (the sand really flies!), plenty of water, and a warm layer for the boat ride back. Definitely worth it!

Using City Cat is a great way to view the city from the river

I had an amazing day! The tour was incredible and all the activities were fun. The guides were really nice and gave us lots of information about the place as well. The snorkeling was great and the reef’s life is beautiful. it is something I would definitely recommend.

This is an unforgettable life experience. My family love Morten Island for its Kayak, snorkeling and sand-boarding.

We had a great time! Guides were great and we saw so many things! Sandboarding was so much fun. Kayaking and snorkeling was great! So many fish and the sunken ships were amazing. Lunch was nice and fresh. Overall a great day!

There were about 21 participants in total. The guides were all in English, so we could barely understand them as we were not good at English, but we managed to enjoy the flow and atmosphere around us. But I had a little anxiety throughout (laughs). I go to the reception desk about 15 minutes before the meeting time and pay $85 per person. We gave them $180 for two and they gave us change. Here you can also fill out the consent form. Then drive to the ferry dock. Coffee and snacks are also available on the ferry, so breakfast can be served here. When you get to the island, change to a car and go to the dunes. It's quite a rattling road, but it was fun, like Disney's Indiana Jones attraction! The sand dunes are just windy, and sand is everywhere. Sunglasses are essential, and it is recommended to put your phone in a waterproof case. Be careful that you may also drop or break items in your pocket. Sandboarding requires momentum to run well. If you can't ski, it's safer not to force yourself to stick around and get up and go back immediately. It's dangerous to flounder along the way, as people are slipping behind you one after another. You can try about three times, but climbing the dunes over and over was pretty hard (laughs). After that, we moved to the beach for lunch. It was a very good wrap sandwich, with tomatoes, salad, chicken and various sauces wrapped around it. Snorkeling in the afternoon. Wearing wetsuits and other gear, about six people are held onto a boat that has been connected to a jet ski and taken near the wreck. If you are unsure of swimming here, we definitely recommend you rent a life jacket. I didn't really listen to the explanation and didn't borrow it, but I lost my strength along the way, so I asked my instructor for help and borrowed a float. They were so kind to me and really helpful. I really enjoyed seeing so many fish up close! However, the weather was not so good on that day, and the sea was a little muddy. When I got out of the sea it was quite cold with strong winds plus sleety rain. I hurried back to my car and changed. There was also a toilet nearby, so some people changed there. After that, we were planning to kayak, but we decided not to participate because of the cold and physical condition. There was no other group participating. Too bad I wanted to participate if the weather was good! I wasn't sure if I would see a sea turtle. Overall, the staff was cheerful and explained it well, and it seemed like a lot of fun. If I had understood English better, I would have enjoyed it even more. Even if you are not good at English, you can participate in the activity itself, but the activity uses more energy than you think. If you are not confident in your physical strength or swimming ability, you need to be a little careful. Still, we were glad to be part of it, as we were able to experience so much in one day!