10 Things to Do in Redcliffe That You Shouldn't Miss

November 13, 2017 Veronika Gaddis

Discover the best top things to do in Redcliffe, Australia including Brisbane Whale Watching, Dolphin Wild Island Cruise, Body Bliss Health and Beauty Retreat, Pelican Park, Aeropower Helicopters, Bramble Bay Bowls Club, Bee Gees Way, Scarborough Beach Park, Yoga Rhythms, Settlement Cove.
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1. Brisbane Whale Watching

Redcliffe Jetty, Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe, Queensland 4020, Australia
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5 based on 389 reviews

Brisbane Whale Watching

Brisbane Whale Watching invites you to come on board the magnificent Eye-Spy for an encounter with the whales. There’s no better place to observe the mighty Humpback than Brisbane’s Moreton Bay.

Reviewed By CJFallowfield - Llandrinio, United Kingdom

I was scheduled to go on this trip on a Friday, and sat at the meeting point for over 40 minutes waiting to be collected, only to find that it had been cancelled, so instead it was rearranged for the following Monday. By the time the tour bus had stopped to pick everyone up, it was just over an hour before we arrived in Redcliffe to walk out to the jetty to board the lovely Eyespy. I'd paid for the VIP ticket, which meant a separate air-conditioned cabin with a table and guaranteed window view, and it included a free drink and buffet lunch (I didn't partake in lunch so can't comment on this side of the trip). As it was almost the end of the season, and a week day to boot, there was probably no more than 60 people onboard, which meant that over the three decks there was plenty of room for people to spread out to get good shots of the whales. I'm not sure how easy that would have been if the ship was at full capacity. We were lucky enough to see three pods of whales during out time out, though the coveted "breaches" where the whales jump right out of the water, were at a distance, so you'd only have been able to capture those shots with a professional camera and zoom lens. We did see lots of rolling, slapping of tails and fins though - It's easy to get too wrapped up in trying to capture the perfect shot and not just taking the time to appreciate the beauty of witnessing this once almost extinct creature in all of its beauty - so I actually put my camera away and chose to be in the moment. A word of warning, it was a cloudy day with a strong breeze out on the water, so I didn't notice how strong the sun actually was and came away with quite painful sunburn - always put your suncream on when out on the water! It's heartbreaking to think that these magnificent creatures were hunted and killed in such a barbaric manner, thank goodness they are now protected and their numbers are increasing year on year. A very enjoyable day out, sunburn aside!

2. Dolphin Wild Island Cruise

158 Griffith Rd | Newport Marina, Scarborough, Queensland 4020, Australia
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4.5 based on 128 reviews

Dolphin Wild Island Cruise

Join us for a day cruise on Moreton Bay to Moreton Island. Site dolphins, dugongs & turtles, ride our boom net behind the boat, snorkel & fish feed around the Tangalooma wrecks (additional activity), spend time on the beach at Moreton island and swim in the beautiful clear water and enjoy our Eco cruise with commentary siting our wonderful animals, and the history of Moreton Island including WW2 gun emplacements. Includes buffet lunch, morning & afternoon tea.

Reviewed By carol c

Incredible crew that are respectful to marine life and truly care and incredibly knowledgeable of Moreton island. This is so important as n
Firstly, if you want to;
Snorkel with tropical fish in a shipwreck
See a huge number of dolphins and turtles
See rare Dugongs
Drive a catamaran and boomnet
Jump off a catamaran into water
Then this is for you!
The best value for money I have spent in a ocean day trip. Plus Moreton island is just beautiful!
Plus friendly guides that made you feel at home and so welcomed!

3. Body Bliss Health and Beauty Retreat

39 Bank St, Margate, Queensland 4019, Australia +61 7 3283 3368
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4.5 based on 8 reviews

Body Bliss Health and Beauty Retreat

The Multi-Award winning* Body Bliss Health and Beauty Retreat and Paramedical Skin Care Centre is a unique Health and Beauty Salon situated on the corner of Oxley Avenue and Bank Street in the heart of Margate. Physical address is 39 Bank Street, Margate. A paradise for all your Health and Beauty requirements, in our building are other allied health services like Podiatrist, Psychologist, 24 hour Gym and Exercise Physiologist. *In the years of operation Body Bliss has been a finalist in the Business Achievers Awards five times and has won four times.

Reviewed By DecemberM - Brisbane, Australia

I highly recommend the duets programs - go with a friend, mother, or lover. The two of you in the Paris room having a hot rock massage or facial. Oh my GOD, i didn't want to leave. We giggled and relaxed and had such a...MoreWe can never stop giggling when you are here Dec. my cheeks hurt when you leave. It doesn't feel like work while treating you just time with a friend . Thank you Thank you Thank you Bliss The Body Bliss Cree

4. Pelican Park

Hornibrook Esplanade, Clontarf, Queensland 4019, Australia
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4.5 based on 15 reviews

Pelican Park

Reviewed By seagullrob - Brisbane, Queensland

This is a fantastic park on the Redcliffe Peninsula near the water looking towards Sandgate - turn right when you come over the bridge,
The local Council has done a great job with this park, and it is very popular with families. There are free gas barbecue facilities (regularly cleaned by the Council), shelters, tables and chairs. There are bike paths for kids.
It hosts a huge annual kite-flying event. Water attractions launch from here.
Great for kids birthday parties.

5. Aeropower Helicopters

Nathan Road | Hangar 32, Redcliffe Aerodrome, Rothwell, Queensland 4022, Australia
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5 based on 7 reviews

Aeropower Helicopters

Located within the amazing local scenery of Morton Bay, Glass House Mountains, Bribie Island or even Brisbane CBD. Whatever the choice, your scenic flight will surely be one to remember. Or for those really special occasions, why not charter a helicopter to one of the local wineries!

Reviewed By Felicity B - Brisbane, Australia

Recently I was incredibly lucky to go for a charter flight with Aeropower, it was my second flight in a helicopter and it was absolutely amazing. To start with all the guys at Aeropower are equally friendly, supportive and professional - you instantly feel the passion they have for flying and they are great at answering any questions (I had quite a few) and making you feel comfortable. The aircraft are well presented, clean and comfortable and you feel very safe after your briefing. My charter took me up around the Glasshouse Mountains, over Australia Zoo, across to Bribie Island and then home around the bay - you'll be surprised both by how close you feel to the scenery whilst also being able to see clearly for miles - it is just, well, wow! In short I had a fantastic experience with Aeropower, I can't wait to go again and would not hesitate to recommend them to anyone.

6. Bramble Bay Bowls Club

Corner Hornibrook Esplanade & Victoria Avenue, Woody Point, Queensland 4019, Australia +61 7 3283 4411
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4 based on 7 reviews

Bramble Bay Bowls Club

Reviewed By Vs U

Would highly recommend! Relaxed, friendly atmosphere, overlooking the gorgeous Bay! Cheapest drink prices on the North Side! Exquisite Chinese food. Helpful friendly staff. Pokies, pool, keno! BareFoot Bowls was great fun! It has it all, more of a sports club, than Bowls Club!!

7. Bee Gees Way

Between Redcliffe Parade and Sutton Street, Redcliffe, Queensland 4020, Australia +61 7 3283 3577
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4.5 based on 709 reviews

Bee Gees Way

There is a bronze statue of the Bee Gees from when they were boys growing up in Redcliffe. The statue marks the start of Bee Gees Way, a walkway dotted with photos, anecdotes and other items donated by Barry Gibb. It was opened by Barry on 14 February 2013.

Reviewed By Sue K - Adelaide, Australia

Great experience! Extremely well set out chronological history of the BeeGees and their contributions to the music world. Loved that we were the only ones there it was like it was just for us. We arrived at 9 which coincided with the light and sound presentation ( there are several ). The best part is it’s free!

8. Scarborough Beach Park

107 Landsborough Ave, Scarborough, Queensland 4020, Australia
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4.5 based on 25 reviews

Scarborough Beach Park

Reviewed By 188petere - Brisbane, Australia

A lovely park on the foreshore with a great variety of spaces. Bbq available. Nicely grasses. Trees for climbing. Close to shops for takeaways. People swimmjng & stand up boating.

9. Yoga Rhythms

U 1 8 Korsch St | Kippa Ring, Kippa-Ring, Queensland 4021, Australia +61 410 798 313
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5 based on 8 reviews

Yoga Rhythms

Yoga Rhythms is a synthesis of many styles of yoga and yogic philosophy and we offer classes, courses, workshops, retreats and accredited teacher training. Our approach is simple, we aim to make our classes, workshops, training and retreats available to all levels of experience whether you're a beginner or a seasoned practitioner. Our focus is on alignment, safety and enjoyment, encouraging the yogi to listen to their body, tune in and to do what their body allows them to do, to gradually refine their practice and reveal the indwelling consciousness

Reviewed By Caracaracaracara

Jo, Linda & Laura are genuine, knowledgable and inspirational yogis who lead us through an amazing year of self discovery through the philosophy and practice of yoga.
I will be forever grateful for the time, effort and dedication they have put into this course and would highly recommend it to anyone thinking of doing it.
Namaste

10. Settlement Cove

Corner of Anzac Avenue and Redcliffe Parade | Redcliffe Esplanade, Redcliffe, Queensland, Australia
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4.5 based on 150 reviews

Settlement Cove

Reviewed By Belgo96 - Australia

You really do have to get there early. Because it is free entry, the pool gets very crowded. They could do with some more shady awnings and tables but other than that, this is stunning resource for families. The lagoon pool is really beautiful and it is in a great location looking out toward Moreton Bay. There are very few car parks though. You need to take the road down from the round-a-bout as you enter Redcliffe. We arrived at 10.30am on a weekday and there were no parking spots left. There is street parking (metered) throughout Redcliffe if you are prepared to walk. Along the front of the Esplanade it is 2 hour parking but one street back there is 3 hour parking. We went with a 5 year old and two 4 year olds and they absolutely loved it.

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