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29 Best Things to do on Bribie Island in 2024 & Map

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Bribie is fortunate to be the forth largest sand island in the world (behind Fraser, Stradbroke & Moreton). It’s well known for many things, including a beach and holiday destination, a brilliant day trip for city locals or a great fishing spot. But, what are the best things to do on Bribie Island?

As a local to the Queensland capital for the past 20 years, I’ve spent many weekends exploring this wonderous location and its always my “go to” spot for the beach. I think one of the greatest offerings about it is the community. Along with the residents being so friendly and treat you as one of your own.

So, let me share my thoughts below, help you find the best attractions and what to do when you get there.

Best Things to do on Bribie Island & Map

It’s located on the north side of Brisbane, near Caboolture & Sandstone Point a. It’s separated from the mainland by the Pumicestone Passage (crossing the Bridge) and the northern tip can be seen from Caloundra on the Sunshine Coast.

(Click the Map Directory Link on how to get there and locations of what to do)

Note: You can actually drive to the Island in a standard Two wheel drive vehicle . However, a 4WD is needed for the beach and National Park areas.

1. Seaside Museum

You can learn the Islands history at the Bribie Seaside Museum. There is a large collection of preserved fish, theatre show about the SS Koopa and history of the people and it’s role in world war 2, along with a replica bunker. You also have belongings of Island personalities, interactive displays and new exhibitions passing by throughout the year. 

Check out the activities for the young and old and they can have a variety of events and workshops available. Very much a worthy attraction and one of the best free activities, as well being open daily except Monday and Tuesday.

2. Butterfly House

Explore “What to do” on the Island with these amazing insects at the Butterfly house . It’s an outdoor venue, so not so good with rainy weather, the butterfly’s are not that active on rainy days either. Honestly, I find it’s places like this that make Brisbane unique and worth checking out.

Unfortunately, the centre is only open on Sundays and Wednesday from 10am to 4pm. There is also a $12 entry fee (2023) and you should allow about 1 hour to see everything the centre has to offer ( I was there for 30 minutes). The mornings are supposed to be the busiest, so lunchtime could be a good time to visit.

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3. Hire Equipment or Tours

Obviously, when you’re travelling on holidays, there might not be an opportunity to bring your own water crafts. So it’s handy to know that the Island does have a few things to you can hire.

The Hire hut has kayaks, stand up paddleboards, water bikes, and go karts….. this would also be a great place to stop by on a day trip to the island and fill in a few hours.

➡  Compare prices for Hiring Kayaks, Paddleboards or Jet skis by clicking HERE for Viator

4. Take an Nature Adventure Tour

Don’t have your own Four-wheel drive, then take the worry out of exploring the forth largest sand island with a tour. This can be done with a 4WD Nature Adventure, which meets up on the Island and explores the National park areas.

5. Gondola Hire

After a little luxury then maybe take a look at the Venetian-style Gondola experience. They have daily cruise options available, costing around $125 dollar per person for a 1.5 hour cruise. Meals can also be arranged and a minimum of 2 people must be travelling.

6. Water Tower Art

Silo art is becoming increasingly popular around Australia and even though this is not a Silo, it’s still considered part of the Art trails. This tower is located on Welsby Parade, free to see and in between the Caravan Park and bowls clubs (easier access from Queen Street). It depicts the unique thriving aquatic to the area.

Alternatively, you can see a different one on the other side of the Island near the corner of Jacana Avenue and First Avenue.

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7. Day Trip on the Barbeque Boat

Another option could be the BBQ boat hire , which has boat suitable from 6 to 12 people and can be rented for half or full days out on the water. No licence is required and comes with flushing toilets. Grab a bunch of friend and enjoy the freedom of driving yourself around.

8. Cruise around the Pumicestone Passage

Immerse yourself in a leisurely cruise around the Pumicestone passage aboard a Ferryman Cruise. There are choices between morning, lunch and sunset cruises and experience the historic trails of Matthew flinders, with live commentary from the skipper. Stay on the lookout for local’s wildlife like pelicans, sea birds, dolphins, dugongs and turtles.

9. Tourist Information Centre

If you wanting to find out about current events or things happening that might not be mentioned in in the blog today, then check out the Visitor Information Centre. They are open from 9 to 4 every day and there to embark you with their local knowledge of area, what to do, attractions and activities.

This one is located on Brenabrow Avenue, in a centre Island section with a few car parks, in between the traffic that travels east and west.

10. Sandstone Point Caravan Park

Looking for attractions or things to do near Bribie Island, with also somewhere to stay. Check out the Big4 Sandstone Point Caravan Park with a massive Waterpark and an endless supply of games and activities.

Spend a weekend camping, or stay in on of their fixed cabin or safari tent accommodation. Either way, you’re going to be walking distance from the Island itself and enjoying the laid back lifestyle.

11. Walk or Cycle along Pumicestone Passage

Walking or cycling along the shoreline of Pumicestone Passage is the perfect free activity to start the day. The network of paths winds through the different beaches and provides stunning views of Moreton Bay.

There’s also plenty of wildlife to spot, from crabs and fish to birds and maybe dolphins. So whether you’re a local or a visitor, Pumicestone Passage is a great place to explore on foot or by bike.

12. Lunch or a drink at Sandstone Point Hotel

Recognised as Queensland’s Best Entertainment Venue in their second year of opening, makes this venue a must to check out. It is not only an award-winning entertainment venue but a great family friendly venue. Finally, kids can experience a free petting zoo along with gaming facilities, outdoor playgrounds, soccer nets and trampolining!

The Sandstone Point Hotel is not officially on Bribie Island (Next to Sandstone Point Caravan Park). Still, it’s just over the bridge, and you can easily walk there. Of course, you’ve got your pub food staples like burgers and chips, as well as a few more adventurous choices or something for the kids.

The views from the hotel are brilliant, especially if you’re lucky enough to get a table by the window. And if you’re feeling lucky, there are plenty of pokies to try your hand at. So, all in all, it’s a great place to go for lunch or a drink.

13. Visiting the Community Arts Centre

Looking for a place to unleash your creativity? Or maybe you’re just looking for a fun place to hang out with friends. The free community Arts centre is open daily and offers a wide range of workshops, events, and also tour through the gallery.

From painting and sculpture to pottery and photography, there’s bound to be something there for you. And if you’re unsure where to start, the friendly staff will be happy to help you find your niche. So come on down and discover your inner artist!.

14. Hire or Ride your own Jet ski

Riding a jet ski can be a lot of fun. Moreton Bay is a great place to hire one or bring your own to explore the calm waters through Pumicestone Passage.

You can also ride them in the surf at the beach. Either way, it’s a great way to spend a day out on the water. The key is to be safe and have fun. Follow all the safety rules, and you will have an adrenaline-pumping experience.

➡ Compare prices for Hiring Kayaks, Paddleboards or Jet skis HERE with Viator

15. Learn Bribie’s history and walk the Heritage Trail 

The Heritage Trail begins and ends at the Bongaree Jetty. You’ll see about 16 prominent historical landmarks, buildings, plaques, and smaller editions in the Bongaree district. Use this  map  and enjoy this free, low-impact stroll through the streets.

16. Let fido run about on Red Beach.

Although dogs are not allowed Off-leash on most of the beaches in Queensland, they are more than welcome at Red Beach. This popular spot is specifically designed for dogs and their owners, and it is the perfect place to let your furry friend run free.

The beach is located on the southern tip of the island, and it offers stunning views of Moreton Bay. Enter the area by driving along the Red Beach Access road and walking about 100 metres through a sandy track.

17. Grab your next Seafood Meal

Savige’s Seafood is a popular seafood spot and it’s located near the water, so diners can enjoy beautiful views or sit on the beach while eating. They specialize in fresh, locally-caught seafood, and the menu features a wide variety of items such as lobster, crab, and fish.

The Crab Pot is another popular seafood restaurant and has an extensive menu with something for everyone, and the prices are very reasonable. The Crab Pot also offers outdoor seating so diners can enjoy the beautiful weather.

18. Get a bargain at the Markets

On any given Sunday, locals and visitors stroll around the arts and crafts markets with a wide variety of goods on offer. Depending on which one you visit, there is anything from hand-crafted soaps and jewellery to paintings and sculptures, and it offers a unique opportunity to purchase one-of-a-kind items.

And with the added bonus of featuring local talent, the markets are a great way to support the community. So whether you’re looking for a unique gift or simply want to browse the stalls, be sure to head down to the markets the next time you’re in town.

• District Community Chest Market is on every 3rd Sunday of the Month at Toorbul Street in Bongaree.
• Arts & Craft Fair is on the last Sunday of the Month at 191 Sunderland Drive in Banksia Beach.
• Rotary Markets is on every 2nd Sunday of the Month at Toorbul Street in Bongaree.

19. Go Fishing

Bribie Island is a great place to go fishing all year round. The Jetty is especially popular with anglers as it’s often easier than fishing off the beach.

Catch fish like whiting and flathead as well as bream and mud crabs. In the surf, dart and jewfish are the most common catches, although whiting and bream can also be found close to the shore.

Fishing is a great way to relax and enjoy the outdoors, and there’s always a good chance of bringing home a tasty meal.

20. Watching the sun cross the Horizon

Few free things are as stunning as watching a sunset or Sunrise on the beach. The sky is ablaze with vibrant colours, and the gentle waves offer a soothing backdrop to the dazzling spectacle.

Couples often take romantic beach walks, enjoying the peaceful atmosphere and stunning views. However, for those who want a more active experience, stand-up paddle boarding is a great way to enjoy the sunset.

21. Visit Buckley’s hole Conservation Park.

Buckley’s Hole Conservation Park spans 88 hectares and encompasses an open forest, a freshwater lagoon, and woodland. It is a haven for bird watchers, with more than 190 species of birdlife calling it home.

You can access the park from Tully Street near reed beach or the Boulevard.

22. Experience one of the Nature Walks

Banksia bicentennial bushwalk.

Distance: 500m one way ( Allow 15 minutes of walking time)

Wallum Heathlands features grass trees and banksias, starting from Sunderland Drive near the bridge. You’re likely to spot scarlet honeyeaters or Scaly-breasted lorikeets while strolling quietly through a banksia woodland. This is scattered with white-flowering wedding bushes due to their attraction towards the nectar in the banksias.

Melaleuca Bicentennial bushwalk

Distance: 1.5km return (Allow 1.25 hrs walking time.

Take in the magnificent views, smells, and sounds of these melaleuca wetlands as you wander along this path. You’ll be surrounded by flowers like mauve vanilla lilies and a wonderful green understory canopy created by bloodwoods.

Palm Grove Bicentennial bushwalk

Distance: 1.3km return (Allow 1hr walking time)

Start your adventure at Sunderland Drive and explore this quiet, serene area near the bridge. You don’t need a 4WD to access this path, but you should tread quietly so as not to scare off any animals. Keep an eye out for Aussie eastern grey kangaroos or lace monitors basking in the sun. And if you look up into the trees, you might spot a koala taking a rest.

Want to try out or chill on the greens with a game of golf! The Golf Club, has an 18 hole course, Stretching over 6000 metres. It’s an easy walking course, suitable for all level of golfers, with plenty of challenges by the bunkers and sandy lies off the fairways.  The green are generous in size and offers a great putting surface.

24. Surfing

Have you ever wanted to learn to surf, then check out the beginner surf lesson you can get on Woorim beach. This will need to be booked online with the surf schools and taught in small groups on the Woorim beach, on the east side of the Island.

They start at $55 per person and go for 1.5 hours, with an option to save money with a few lessons. Please note that the Surf n this area is a little low key, so great for newbies, but probably not for the avid surfer.

25. Four Wheel Driving

Bribie Island is THAT holiday place where you can lay on the beach and relax the days away. Alternatively, you can dive headfirst into the numerous adventure activities like Four Wheel Driving. It’s a huge draw card at Bribie and you can cruise down the east coast of the island and see the many sites along the way.

This includes the Fort Bribie WWII bunkers, War Gun tower & Welsby Lagoon. Just make sure that you organise the 4WD permit before entering the Bribie Island Recreation area. Also remember that your rig will need to have a high clearance to make sure you stay out of trouble and a keen eye of the tide’s times.

26. Camping

For those who like a little adventure a variety of camping experiences:

Choose Bush & Beach Camping in the Recreation Area like Ocean Beach , Gallagher Point, Poverty Creek, Mission Point, Lime Pocket camping areas. They will require some grunt power from your 4WD vehicle and plenty of clearance (or a boat), but make sure you book well in advance and organise any Camping permits & beach driving fees that are required in some QLD National Parks.

Alternatively, there are more assessable Caravan Parks like the Bongaree Caravan Park on the west side of the island. Otherwise, the one of the Caravan Parks is situated only 200m from Woorim beach, so you can experience the best of both worlds.

27. Woorim Beach

OK, we are here for the amazing and spectacular beaches Bribie has on offer, right? You can even take your family friend, to the pet-friendly beaches, making it a whole family experience!

Let’s look at the east side you could find yourself at Woorim beach. With its scenic surrounds and amazing atmosphere, it is great for surfing or just having fun with friends and family.

28. Bongaree Beach

More options await on the west or what is known as “The Passage” side which runs along Pumicestone Passage. Calm beaches & sheltered waters is a great option for those with younger families to provide a stress-free sea experience.

29. Take a dip in Mermaid Lagoon.

Mermaid Lagoon is a hidden gem and a great place to cool down on a hot day. Although, this is part of the 4-wheel driving section in the Bribie Island National Park & recreation area.

The National Park covers 55.8 square kilometres of spectacular beaches, camp sites, great boating, fishing and bird watching. Thus, you can experience everything from bush trails to sand dunes.

The water is tea-tree stained and clean, with a sandy beach to relax on. More importantly, It’s not patrolled by lifeguards, so enjoy a swim but always be extra careful and keep an eye on children.

Is Bribie Island Worth Visiting?

Yes, Bribie Island is worth visiting for beaches, camping, and a relaxing lifestyle. The island has many areas that are perfect for a beach holiday, including being able to drive along them. However, If you’re after a visual, you can watch my You Tube HERE for more detail!

There are also several campgrounds on the island offering different experiences, which are very popular with the Brisbane locals on Day Trips or weekends. You’ll also find the isolated 4-wheel driving spots, National Park, and wildlife.

Where to Stay?

If camping is not your style you certainly are spoilt for choice at Bribie Island as it offers some amazing accommodation options for you. From cheap and cheerful options to private vacation rentals, you can find the perfect hit for your budget.

With hotels ranging from three to four stars, it makes accommodation very affordable so that you can concentrate on exploring the rest of the Island.

• Fairways Golf & Beach Retreat – 5 Links Court.
• Waterways Motel – 155 Welsby Parade
• On The Beach Resort – 9 North St.
• On the Bay Apartments – 131-133 Welsby Parade.
• Placid Waters Holiday Apartments – 21/29 Toorbul St.

Where to Eat and Drink

You won’t be short of choices on the Island, but seafood meals can be a delectable treat. Local fresh seafood to award winning foodie spots. Through the busy season you might need to book dining options, but should be easy enough to grab some takeaway and pull up a parked bench on either side of the island.  

Just like the option before, right next to the caravan park, there is the famous Sandstone point hotel. It’s listed as one of Queensland best entertainment venues, with outdoor festivals and suburb meals.

What’s the Weather like?

There is a saying in Queensland, “for us to get bad weather, you must have bought it with you”. Known for its Mediterranean style climate, it has great weather all year round. Sharing similar climate highs and lows in the rest of South East Queensland. You can expect to enjoy glorious sunshine making it a perfect travelling destination for any time of the year.

Showcasing beautiful sunrises and sunsets, you may need a light winter jacket for those pleasant walks along the beach. Thunderstorms are common, providing spectacular images and usually occur during the summer months.

Maximum temps on average are recorded around 26.4 with minimums 16.2, providing the most pleasant and comfortable weather for its visitors all year round.

How to check the Tides

Visitors around here are very keen to experience the 4×4 beach driving, so being aware of the tides is crucial. There are many ways to get your hands-on tide information to ensure your experience is fun as well as safe, but the best way is to look up online .

The Information Centre can provide you with up to date information on tides as you plan your adventure. It’s important to plan your adventure two hours either side of the tide going out to avoid serious safety issues

For thousands of years, Bribie Island (Yarun or Yirin, meaning ‘Hunting Ground’,) was known to the Kabi Kabi and Joondoburri people as a sacred place for hunting and gathering. As the traditional owners of this land, the aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have an incredibly rich history and connection to its land and waterways.

Wrap Up – The Best Things to do On Bribie Island

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24 Things to do on Bribie Island: The Ultimate Guide

Looking for things to do on Bribie Island? There is plenty to see and do including some surprising gems to make this a great destination for a day trip from Brisbane or for a longer stay. We’ve put together the ultimate guide to Bribie Island, including activities and tips for camping on Bribie Island too.

Why Visit Bribie Island?

In short, Bribie Island offers an abundance of white sandy beach, calm sheltered waters and plenty of activities for water and nature lovers. Perfect for a family holiday, a romantic getaway or a day in the sun.

However, Bribie Island offers much much more…

As a South-East Queensland resident for most of my life, Bribie Island was always my first pick when it came to a beach adventure. Always the perfect beach destination, without the crowds.

The things to do on Bribie Island range from camping, fishing, butterfly museums or simply somewhere to have a nice meal outdoors.

Where is Bribie Island?

Most of Bribie Island is located in the Moreton Bay region, off the South-East coast of Queensland. However, the North side of the Island is classed as the Sunshine Coast region.

The Island is approximately 32 km long and 8 km wide (at the largest point).

Amazingly enough, Bribie is one of the only Islands where a ferry is not necessary , as you can drive a vehicle across the bridge on Sunderland Drive or use public transport.

Fun Things To Do On Bribie Island

If you are hoping to get away from the usual beach crowds, head on over to Bribie Island for a day trip, or the weekend depending on your schedule.

Besides the usual beach activities, Bribie Island has a lot more to offer.

Let’s get into all things to do on Bribie Island:

1. Embrace the History at Bribie Island Seaside Museum

Explore the history of Bribie Island for free at this Seaside Museum overlooking the Passage. The key features of the museum range from preserved fish dating back as far as 1905 and Bribie’s story of World War II, plus much more.

2. Discover the Bribie Island Butterfly House

A personal favourite of mine is the magical hidden gem – Bribie Island Butterfly House . You could easily get lost for hours walking the rows of plant life while experience the beautiful butterflies flutter on by and occassionally land on you or the “butterfly landing airports”.

With a cheap entry fee of $12 per adult, what more can you ask for! Keep in mind all the friendly staff are all volunteers.

Don’t forget to take a look at the native spiny leaf insects on the back wall at “Stick Insect Island”.

3. Hire or bring your own Jet Ski

Whether you are after the calm waters or want to venture out further, Bribie offers the perfect play area to explore on a jet ski.

No need to bring your own, as you can even hire jet skis!

4. Relax at the Pumicestone Passage

The Passage is a calm, narrow waterway – which in turns makes it the perfect place to melt the stress of everyday life away.

Whether you’re keen to get adventurous with some water sports or would simply like to watch the shore birds while having a swim or lying on the beach, you won’t be disappointed.

5. Take the 4WD for a spin at Bribie’s National Park

Purchase a vehicle access permit prior to embarking on your journey on the white sandy beaches of Bribie Island’s very own National Park.

Among this drive you will come across scenic landscapes of eucalypt forest, paperbark wetlands and woodlands.

With all four-wheel-drive adventures on the beach, pay attention to tide times, lower your tyre pressure and pack the recovery gear .

Alternatively, if you don’t have your own 4WD, hire one at G’day Adventure Tours!

6. Learn to use Paddle Boards

Interested in learning a new trick? Stand up paddle boarding could be it! Pumicestone Passage calm waters offer the perfect playground for learning a new water sport!

You can hire a paddle board or bring your own while soaking up the sun rays on the ocean.

7. Fish on the land, jetty or boat

If fishing is more in your element, Bribie Island has numerous options available. You will find mud crabs, whiting, bream, flathead, prawns, mangrove jack and a number of other specimen.

You can opt to throw the line in at Pumicestone Passage, off the Bongaree Jetty or along the other beaches surrounding the Island.

Alternatively, you can hire, or bring your own boat to find the perfect fishing spot. There are boat ramps located on Bongaree and Banksia.

8. Get creative at the Community Arts Centre

Whether you’re after a leisurely stroll of the gallery, or a creative day out with friends head on over to the arts centre to explore your creative side!

This is another free entry experience for visitors to enjoy at Banksia Beach if you’re looking for free things to do on Bribie Island.

Additionally, you can attend the craft fair on the last Sunday of every month to score a creative bargain.

9. Stroll the Bribie Island Heritage Walk

Enjoy the history of Bribie Island with 16 different sites to discover on this self-guided walk.

This guide will assist with directions for the walk, beginning at the Bongaree Jetty and taking approximately 1 hour to complete.

10. Enjoy Buckley’s Hole Conservation Park’s Freshwater Lagoon

Located in Bongaree you will find the freshwater lagoon of Buckley’s Hole.

Over 190 bird species call this place home (from honey eaters to sea eagles), making it the perfect stop for bird watchers.

You can also opt to walk, swim or fish while surrounded by the open forest and beach.

11. Bush Walk Through Bribie Island’s National Parks

Before heading off on your bushwalking journey, don’t forget to pack enough water and food to get you through the day.

• Banksia Walk : a short 500m walk – stroll through the woodlands showcasing grass trees and banksias.
• Palm Grove Bicentennial Bushwalk : a 1.3km circuit, walking among the foxtail ferns, palms and birdlife of the Island.

12. Play a round of golf

If you’ve hit your beach quota during your visit to the Island, head on over to the golf course .

With 18 holes in total, the golf course offers challenges in the natural course of the land.

13. Pitch a tent for the weekend

Bribie Island offers both beach front camping and other locations based closer to town.

You can opt for National Park camping (one of our favourites due to the efficiency in cost plus the natural wonders on offer) or caravan parks.

Camping is a fantastic way to explore the island.

14. Take in the Water Tower Art

Bribie Island features in the Silo Art Trail of Australia. Head on over to the Bongaree Water Tower to take in the stunning design of the painted turtles featured here.

15. Take your dog for a stroll on Red Beach

If you are contemplating taking your pooch on your Bribie Island adventure, Red Beach is the spot.

With an 8km stretch of beach, specifically designed to let your pup run and explore, or take a dip in the ocean.

16. Explore the Sunshine Coast area of the Glass House Mountains

Located on the Sunshine Coast, the Glass House Mountains is a magical landscape (so significant, that the Mountains have been listed on the Queensland and National Heritage Register).

The perfect destination for any nature lover. The 11 peaks offer the perfect location to get off the beaten track and partake in a hiking trek, mountain biking or climbing.

17. Hop the Bribie Island beaches

Not sure which of the Bribie Island beaches to explore? Why not visit them all!

• Sylvan Beach – One of the most popular beaches due to the playgrounds and picnic facilities making this a family-friendly location.
• Bongaree Beach – with a mixture of calm and tidal areas, this beach is more suitable for fishing and surfing.
• Banksia Beach – located on the Pumicestone Passage side of the Island, Banksia offers a safe place for swimming.
• Red Beach – the perfect destination to bring along your four-legged friend. The waters can be quite unpredictable, so not as suitable for families or keen swimmers.
• Skirmish Point – best known as a fishing location, or the perfect beach for a morning or afternoon stroll
• Woorim Beach – another hot spot for families. The eastern side beach offers a patrolled surfing section.

18. Visit Fort Bribie’s World War II Heritage Site

Fort Bribie is a great stopover for anyone interested in exploring war structures.

Scattered along the beach you will come across the remnants of buildings, mine control huts and gun structures.

Take caution when exploring the structures due to their age.

19. Purchase fresh produce at the District Community Chest Market

The markets are held every third Sunday of the month.

If you manage to plan your time on the Island on this particular weekend, head on down to score a bargain of fresh fruit and veg, preloved treasures or handmade goods.

20. Stop for a picnic at Brennan Park

Located on the Bongaree foreshore are the large and shaded grassy fields of Brennan Park.

With a playground and a range of facilities included to make your picnic comfortable and perfect for any sized family.

21. Visit the Sandstone Point Hotel

With spectacular dining, entertainment and their very own Oyster Shed Beach Club, you won’t be bored at the Sandstone Point Hotel.

Make sure to check the upcoming events to make the most of your trip.

22. Head over to the Visitor Information Centre

The lovely staff can assist you with all your travel guides to explore the area.

While visiting the Information Centre, let the helpful staff know your interests and they will sort you out with the best destinations.

23. Take a train ride at Melsa Park

The miniature steam train rides every third Sunday of the month between 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to take you through the bushlands of Bribie Island. This train ride is suitable for all ages.

24. Enjoy an Eco Cruise

Keen to explore the area a little differently?

Travel the foreshore of Bribie Island on the Eco Cruise . Departing at 9:30am and returning at 12:00pm with a supplied morning tea.

Where to enjoy a meal

Now we’ve assisted you with things to do on Bribie Island, let’s talk food. From a casual seafood meal to all the cuisines you can think of – Bribie Island has you covered for finding the perfect place to enjoy a meal.

Here is just a few options available:

• Waterfront dining @ The Jetty
• Pigface Seafood
• Bribie Island RSL
• Sylvan Beach Seafood Cafe
• Rangla Punjab Indian Restaurant
• Golden Gallery Chinese Restaurant
• Sandstone Point Hotel
• The Surf Club

Picking your Accommodation

From holiday homes to apartments to camping, Bribie Island has all the options in the world to satisfy any holidayer with where to stay.

Holiday Homes or Apartments

With an abundance of options available, whether you’re after beachfront accommodation or something a bit more local to the town of Bribie.

Check out what’s available online within your budget and personal preference and secure your holiday to Bribie Island today!

Beach Camping on Bribie Island

You’ll find most of the dune and beachfront camp sites on Bribie are located in the natural wonders of our National Parks .

• Gallagher Point is a small and secluded camping area with only 6 sites. Located on the Western side, offering stunning views of the Pumicestone Passage and the Glass House Mountains. The beachfront campsite is accessible via high clearance 4WD vehicle.
• Poverty Creek is located next to Gallagher Point and shares the Pumicestone Passage and Glass House Mountain view. Although not as secluded as Gallagher with 14 sites available, Poverty Creek offers more facilities with picnic tables, flushing toilet facilities. The beachfront campsite is accessible via high clearance 4WD vehicle.
• Ocean Beach (our favourite on Bribie Island) is located on the North-East side of the Island. With 62 sites to choose from, you’d think this area would be jam-packed – however, we always felt isolated. From the white sand beach to the clear blue waters, it’s the perfect location to sip your morning coffee while watching out for the local dolphins. The campsite is accessible via high clearance 4WD vehicles only.
• Lime Pocket is a small and less frequented site, located on the Western side of Bribie Island. On the shores on the Pumicestone Passage, you’ll find this campsite is less frequented as access is only via boat.
• Mission Point is also located on the Western side of Bribie Island. Just like Lime Pocket, this campsite is only accessible via boat however has a higher site capacity and additional facilities such as flushing toilets.

Don’t forget to purchase your vehicle access permit and camp tags online prior to starting your journey.

The Bribie Island National Park camping is quite popular and you may miss out otherwise.

If National Park Beach Camping is not for you, no need to stress as Bribie Island also offers alternative camping sites as listed below:

• Bribie Island Caravan Park Woorim is located on the South-East of Bribie Island, offering a range of accommodation options to suit your individual needs. Woorim Beach is a patrolled surf beach, however due to the partial protection from Moreton Island, creates only small waves making it suitable for families to enjoy.
• Bongaree Caravan Park is also located across from the Pumicestone Passage, with a range of accommodation available. The Bongaree Beach is a popular swimming location with the calm water and walking paths to explore.

Our Final Thoughts: What To Do On Bribie Island

With all the things to do on Bribie Island, it makes this Moreton Bay travel destination the perfect getaway to avoid the crowds, explore the beaches and get back into nature.

Whether you are visiting for a day trip, or a weekend you will leave the Island feeling refreshed and ready to take on the world!

Our favourite spots on Bribie Island include the Butterfly House, Ocean Beach camping and the calm waters surrounding the beautiful beaches.

What Bribie Island attractions are you most keen to visit?

FAQS: Your Guide to Bribie Island

Now we’ve supplied you with what to do on Bribie Island and tips for camping on Bribie Island, let’s get through the FAQs:

Is it worth going to Bribie Island?

Yes, Bribie Island features calm protected and surf-ready coastlines, offering the perfect playground for all water sports.

What is there to do on Bribie Island?

Bribie Island offers stunning coastal landscapes, quiet camping areas, hot spot destinations for fishing and boating and fantastic bird watching opportunities.

What to do on Bribie Island when it’s raining?

There’s a huge variety of activities to enjoy at Bribie Island when the weather is poor. Learn the history at the Seaside Museum, explore your artistic side at the Arts Centre, walk along the butterflies at Bribie Islands Butterfly House, just to name a few.

Can you do a day trip to Bribie Island?

Absolutely. Bribie Island offers a wide variety of indoor and outdoor activities perfect for a day trip.

Which beach is the best for kids at Bribie Island?

Sylvan and Banksia Beach are the most popular destinations with children due to the calm waters on offer plus the facilities.

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• Camping on Moreton Island
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• Kinkuna Beach camping
• Rainbow Beach camping and things to do
• Far North Queensland road trip
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• Western Queensland road trip
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January 29, 2016 by David

One of the most fascinating facts about this island is that it is one of just two islands that is linked to the mainland by bridge. This not only makes travel easy, it also provides stunning views of the waters. When you arrive at the island, you are welcomed by pristine beaches dotted with holiday makers who are equally charmed by the island’s idyllic surroundings.

The island is such a surreal escape from the daily hustle and bustle that makes the city vibrant. Here, you are at home with the charming community, marvelous beaches and inviting waters. The island is perfect for water adventure lovers, families on vacation, nature lovers and just about anyone looking for a new experience.

As expected, one of the prime attractions at the island is the beach. Bribie beaches constitute an elongated stretch that boasts a calming coastline as well as an exciting surfing zone. The Woorim Beach is perfect for you if you are looking to surf or are chasing after a wild drive adventure.

The Bongaree beach on the other hand is perfect for families, and has ample space for the kids to play on the beach. At Bongaree, there are also picnic facilities for an easy afternoon at the beach. Barbecure facilities are also available here. Make sure to enjoy swimming at the beach too; nothing beats a cool dip in the soaring summer temperatures.

If you would like to tour the marine park at Bribie Island, then the Pumicestone Passage is a must-visit. The passage runs for about 20 miles, and acts as the connection between the island and Caboolture, yet another exotic getaway in Queensland.

Art lovers will enjoy spending time at the Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology. The museum is home to some of the most beautiful works of art and antique artifacts. Here, the past comes alive through the fine art on display, giving you the chance to learn more about the history of Western Europe. If you are all excited about events, make sure you plan for the Abbey Medieval Festival held annually in July.

Alternatively, make time to visit the Seaside Museum where you will learn about the island’s people and their stories. Here, you will also get the opportunity to learn more about the people who shaped the island’s past, including the amazing artist Ian Fairweather and the American invasion during the Second World War.

Other activities that you can enjoy on Bribie Island include camping at Ocean Beach, kayaking and dolphin spotting while on a cruise. Here’s additional information to help plan your tour.

Address: Bribie Island, Moreton Bay Area, Queensland, Australia

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