Tangalooma Airport (TAN/YTGA) in Australia

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GPS Coordinates:
Longitude: 153,363°
Latitude: -27,130°

Summary

Tangalooma Airport is a small airport in Australia. The longest runway is 1.968 feet or 600 meters long.

Facts:
Airport size: small airport
Longest runway: 1968 (ft)

Codes:
IATA: TAN, ICAO: YTGA

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About the airport

Tangalooma Airport (IATA: TAN, ICAO: YTGA) is a small airport located in Australia, specifically on Moreton Island. This airport serves as a gateway for travelers planning to visit Tangalooma Island Resort and the surrounding area.

Tangalooma Airport offers limited facilities, including a small terminal building with basic amenities. It primarily caters to domestic flights, connecting visitors from major Australian cities such as Brisbane and Gold Coast. The airport operates regular flights, ensuring convenient access to this picturesque island destination.

Upon arrival at Tangalooma Airport, travelers can easily access the Tangalooma Island Resort via a short transfer, which is often included in the resort package. The resort offers a range of accommodation options, from beachfront villas to cozy apartments, ensuring a comfortable stay for all visitors.

With its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and abundant marine life, Tangalooma Island Resort is a popular destination for snorkeling, dolphin feeding, and various water sports. Whether you're seeking relaxation or adventure, Tangalooma Airport provides a convenient entry point to this idyllic island paradise.

Videos from the area of the airport

Lion Fish

Published: October 26, 2008
Length: 27:33 min
Rating: 4 of 5
Author: trt202

Lion Fish at the Curtian Artificial Reef off Morton Island Qld.

Curtin Artficial Reef Day Dive 2011/05/21

Published: May 22, 2011
Length: 26:14 min
Rating: 5 of 5
Author: oejloggsb

Wreck dive on Curtin Artificial Reef. Plenty of fish were about making it a nice site, with a good shot of a stonefish. My dive buddy discovered why you're required to carry a dive knife...