The Spirit of Mulgumpin, a 22-meter tour vessel designed by Incat Crowther, has officially commenced operations for The Tour Collective’s See Moreton in Queensland’s Moreton Bay Marine Park. Named after the Indigenous term for Moreton Island, the vessel is tailored to meet See Moreton’s specific operational needs.
Equipped with a stern swimming platform, the Spirit of Mulgumpin enhances the passenger experience for snorkeling and recreational activities. Its low-draft design allows for beach landings via a bow gangway. The main deck accommodates 105 passengers with comfortable seating, a central bar, multiple bathrooms, and large windows for scenic views.
On the mid deck, lounge seating for 28 passengers is designed for optimal viewing, complemented by a second bar and additional bathrooms. Outdoor seating for 40 is available at the front, along with a multifunctional area that serves as both a lifeguard station during snorkeling and a DJ booth for dinner cruises. An open-air roof deck provides secure seating for 32 passengers and standing room, enhancing the overall experience.
The Tour Collective chose Incat Crowther for this project following the successful operation of Spirit of Migaloo II, which has been serving its Seaworld Cruises brand since 2019.
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