Underwater World Mooloolaba

For a change our bus wasn't at stupid o’clock in the morning, so we had time to squeeze in a nice big bowl of hot porridge for brekkie (to help keep us warm in this cold southern weather) and then headed out in the pouring rain to get the bus to Mooloolaba. It was also a pretty short trip - just 3 hours and the bus pulled up right outside out …

... our 4 person room and climbing over the mess of clothes and shoes of our 2 new roommates, we headed down to check out Underwater World. It was a cool aquarium with a walk through tunnel in the big fish and shark tank and trust me some of those sharks ...

Happy Birthday Stacey! Today we zipped down the expressway to Mooloolaba to see Underwater World and the Wharf at Mooloolaba. We had a great time and both of the girls were quite excited to see Dori, Nemo, Gil, et al. from Finding ...

... also caught the seal performance in the main arean. As you'd expect, they tricks and training that they displayed were brilliant. Underwater World is definitely worth a visit, and it would have been even better had the shark tank been open too. Outside, ...

... hat, kann sich das alles bei einer Rundfahrt live anschauen. Wir wollten nicht. Danach sind wir bis Mooloolaba gefahren. Eines der Highlights des Ortes ist "Underwater World", in der man nahezu alles sieht, was das Meer bevoelkert. Seeloewen, Otter, ...

As we couldn't get any fruitpickin job in Caboolture we decided to travel around a bit and see Australia. The road brought us to a place called Mooloolaba. There we visited the Underwater ...

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... we decided to go and visit Underwater World, which is right down the street from our place (about a 10 minute walk).  Underwater World is an indoor aquarium that features creatures from under the sea.  I did some research before we went and I ...

... had a good weather beach day, and Sandi was very happy. On Thursday we dove the HMAS Brisbane wreck and the local aquarium (Underwater World) Shark Tank. Yes, really, we scuba dove in an aquarium. The HMAS Brisbane was a 440-ft long missle destroyer, ...

... of this port houses the Mooloolaba Marina. Next to the port is a large shopping, dining and entertainment complex called The Wharf. Underwater World is located at The Wharf and is a great place to learn about and see a number of different sea creatures ...

... far too literally. Unfortunately the weather was a bit damp on Saturday so after checking into mooloolaba backpackers we headed to underwater world, Queensland's largest oceanarium/aquarium! We took in a seal show, saw tons of different Australian ...