10 Budget-friendly Things to do in Bribie Island That You Shouldn't Miss

We are fortunate to operate in a magnificient part of the world with Moreton Bay marine park and the Pumicestone passage literally at our doorstep with dolphins, dugongs, turtles and abundant birdlife. We give visitors and locals alike the opportunity to experience this diverse eco system first hand by hiring kayaks and standup paddle boards to get out on the water. We also offer guided kayak tours and instruction for 'first timers'. For the young family and "leisure" seeker we also hire pedal boats. For those who prefer to observe from the land and maybe try something new, we offer guided segway tours along the foreshores of the Pumicestone Passage (instruction included). We want it to be fun, so we also give you some free time to challenge yourself with your new skills - try your segway through the tree maze or over the sand traps. Another great way to explore is by bike. We have single and tandem electric bikes, power gliders and more.

Imagine being aboard this luxury Gondola,gently cruising across sparkling water, romantic music playing,hand in hand with the one you love. Here’s a new thing to do on Bribie Island waterways for leisure or a special occasion! Experience a peaceful Gondola Cruise at sunset or anytime and appreciate the beautiful panorama of the Glasshouse Mountains and the beautiful Bribie Island passage.

You’ll be amazed that you’re only an hour’s drive from brisbane city on this get-a-way island tour. See iconic australian wild life, whilst safely on board a 4wd all-terrain vehicle. Be mesmerised by the tea-tree stained lagoons of the area and learn the fascinating history of the island whilst exploring the world war II bunkers Enjoy the wind in your hair whilst your feet get wet in this picturesque island setting.

Cruise the smooth waters of the Pumicestone Passage aboard our comfortable Ferry. Take in the spectacular views of the iconic Glass House Mountains, eat yummy food and take the opportunity to spot wild Dolphins, Dugongs, Sea Turtles and many different species of Sea Birds.

Explore the intriguing and fascinating history of Bribie Island in a beautiful contemporary museum. The Seaside Museum enjoys scenic views across the glimmering waters of the Pumicestone Passage and Moreton Bay.

Are you looking to escape? Are you looking to find the hidden gems of the Moreton Bay Region? Have you ever thought about sleeping under the stars, or is 5 stars more your style? Do you like to enjoy the views of Mt Mee with a good cup of coffee or relax by the water with fish and chips at Bribie Island? Are you keen to jump out of perfectly good plane, whale watching, spotting a playpus or going to winery? Our Volunteers at the Bribie Island Visitor Information Centre will help you find your way around our region.

This beach is popular for fishing and walking.

This beach is safe and calm. Beach facilities include: Boat ramp Fishing Boat Hire BBQ area Picnic area Playground Walkways Toilets

One of the Six beaches on Bribie Island. This beach is calm and safe. This beach has the following facilities: Jetty Boat ramp Playground Sheltered picnic areas Walkways Toilets