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Carnival adds cabana club to Moreton Island experience

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Published on: 11th June 2026 at 9:02 AM
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Carnival's proposed cabana club on Moreton Island.
Carnival's Moreton Island cabana club will be available to hire for $399.99 per cabana.
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Carnival Cruise Line will offer Australia’s first ever beachfront cabana club on to Moreton Island for cruise guests sailing from Sydney.

From 1 August, Carnival passengers can book one of 20 private cabanas at the brand-new Tangalooma Dunes Cabana Club for their exclusive use, just in time for a Queensland holiday to escape the winter chill!

Each cabana accommodates up to eight people and includes:

  • Stunning water views and a serene atmosphere with ambient music
  • Private base to relax all day with direct access to the beach
  • Lockable storage, in-cabana fridge and towels
  • Adjustable shutters and fan to control cooling for all day comfort
  • Charging ports to keep devices ready for every photo-worthy memory

Sydney-based Carnival Adventure and Carnival Splendor sail year-round to Moreton Island, visiting the beautiful Queensland destination nine times this winter.

Carnival has a long-term partnership with Tangalooma Island Resort that offers exclusive cruise access to the third largest sand island in the world.

“Carnival is proud to offer the first beachfront cabana club for cruise guests in Australia. The cabanas are perfect for families or groups of friends looking to spend a day relaxing in style on beautiful Moreton Island,” said Carnival’s assistant vice president Sales & Marketing Anton Loeb.

Carnival's proposed cabana club on Moreton Island.
Carnival’s proposed cabana club on Moreton Island.

As more Australians choose to holiday closer to home this year, a Carnival Cruise is the perfect option. Guests simply step onboard in Sydney or Brisbane, unpack once and let the holiday fun begin.

This winter’s top cruise destinations for Australians are the South Pacific (17 sailings), followed by Moreton Island (9 sailings) and Airlie Beach (9 sailings).

“There’s no better way to enjoy some warmth this winter than with a relaxing, great value holiday onboard a Carnival Cruise to Tangalooma. It’s convenient, fun and a great way to bring loved ones together,” Anton said.

Carnival Cruise Line is the only cruise line offering Australians holidays at sea from Sydney and Brisbane through winter.

Private Beachfront Cabanas at the Tangalooma Dunes Cabana Club are now available to pre‑book for AU$399.99 per cabana, for sailings from 1 August.

Carnival cabana club on Moreton Island
Each Carnival cabana can accommodate up to eight people.
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