The Resort Shop

Just when you need one on an island. You'll find necessities, gifts, and novelty items in this store.

Found this shop invaluable when staying at resort. It had good food options and we got a great bag (still using it) for swimwear. Found the staff very pleasant to chat with and helpful

Well stocked little shop. We found the prices to be reasonable. As others have said you do have to be staying at the resort to access the shop.

Typical restort shop, has the basics and some soveneirs

Gr8 place

Basic convenience and gift shop - with lots of Tangalooma merchandise. Island prices though and not an overly big store. Fairly quick service and offers items like basic necessities, snack items, as well as DVDs for rent. Will struggle to find any vegan or other dietary items so best to bring food for the duration of stay and use kitchens in rooms.

Nice staff. Good variety of groceries. Lovely souvenirs. Cold drinks. Ice creams. Snacks.

Well stocked store with all you need while staying at Tangalooma Resort and some souvenirs. As stated in the description and other reviews, its for exclusive use of the resort residents and you will be asked for proof of stay in the resort when purchasing items. Found the prices to be quite high for the items I purchased ($8 for a small bag of ice).

島上唯一商店，也有買少量麵包水果泡麵，你不得不被價格勒索，但你也只有他

$8 for a little bag of ice - outrageous! It’s worth driving to Kooringal’s Gutter Bar for a large bag for $5

Purchased expired snacks

I bought kettle snacks just realized after pay that the product expired 21 Dec 19 but the shop keeeper argued no refund. Please be careful

On Saturday March 6, we went to buy some things (water, ice, coke, cookies) that we needed and the saleswoman did not want to sell me anything, because we were not registered with the "resort". I understand that it is a private place a few meters from the sea, but I feel that no one can be denied to buy water, we were not asking for anything for free, we were going to pay the price established by you like anyone else, which is obviously inflated. They could be a little more considerate of the people who are in the campsites, we pay the ferry, the stay on the island, and if we decide to camp it is not because of poverty, it is because we like nature, sleeping in it, than being in a place full of noise and people wandering. That girl who didn't, she wanted to sell us, of course she was doing her job and repeating every word for which she was indoctrinated in that market, but what did you win? Will they raise your salary, will they give you a medal for the best seller, for denying a person a bottle of water? Anyway ... they could be a little more flexible in the market, since you are looking to sell, people are looking to buy, it is super simple to digest. Thank you.

Politely refused to serve a traveller to Moreton Island the right to purchase bread and toilet paper. 0 stars 5👎. Only got 1 star because I can not post a zero star review. Thanks to the fellow visitor who wasnt a resort guest who purchased the items for me!!

Don’t bother trying to access this shop if you don’t stay at the resort. Not welcoming to boaties at all. We needed to purchase some ice for our boat but were not allowed to disembark by security for the resort. When asked about the recent media coverage about them preventing access to the beach I was advised you could go on the beach but the shop (just behind the beach) is out of bounds. Then given directions to another shop ‘just past our wrecks’. Clearly Tangalooma still think they own the beach and wrecks .

Not helpful. My wife purchased a pair of earrings as a momento of our visit to the resort, and lost them next day (fell out of her ears whilst wearing them), so we ring up to ask if we could purchase another pair over the phone and have them posted, happy to pay a premium for the postage, but they wouldn't help.