Top Things to do in Bribie Island
Top 10 Things to do in Bribie Island, Australia
Discover the best top things to do in Bribie Island, Australia including Bongaree Beach, Bribie Island Seaside Museum, Bribe Island National Park, Red Beach, Woorim Beach, Sylvan Beach, Bribie Island Butterfly House, Bribie Island Visitor Information Centre, Buckleys Hole Conservation Park, Banksia Beach.
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1. Bongaree Beach
Overall Ratings
5 based on 62 reviews
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
Reviewed By William B - Perth, Australia
Because the city of Brisbane is so far inland to get to the white sandy Beaches is a bit of a trek for the city folk unless you drive up towards the Sunshine Coast or down to the Gold Coast. A short drive from the city brings you to Bribie Island which is a small area accessible by bridge with a retirement and holiday style atmosphere. On the coastal side there is a beautiful white sandy beach. There are plenty of cafes close by and the swimming is calm rather than surf style waves. Ideal for the kids. This area is great for all ages. It has all the amenities and a great day out away from the city.
2. Bribie Island Seaside Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 99 reviews
Reviewed By Heather M - Melbourne, Australia
My husband and I spent a couple of hours here. The museum is terrific. Learnt so much about the occupation of the island by US soldiers during WW2. I wasn't aware of this prior to visiting here. We watched each of the documentaries in the cute little theatre. Wonderful film footage from the early days of the island and the life of renowned artist Ian Fairweather. What an interesting man he was. Entry is free to the museum. A must visit.
3. Bribe Island National Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Jacinoz - Melbourne, Australia
Visited here with my Daughter and her partner. Stunning beautiful beach. We were fishing, Relaxing, Had a lunch and drove end to end visiting the lagoons. great day out with lots of fun.
The lagoons were alive with crabs and smaller fish. A great day exploring.
4. Red Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
This beach is popular for fishing and walking.
Reviewed By Tarajt
Such white sand, gorgeous blue small waves and so much picturesque drift wood. Amazing spot for your family pet to roam free and enjoy the beach as nature intended. Terrific spot for some photos at sunset as well.
5. Woorim Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By Hazel K - Bribie Island, Australia
This is a lovely well appointed area with lots of picnic tables and most of them are covered for your comfort. There are lookout seats above the beach where you can sit and watch the world go by. A few coffee houses with a variety of eats and of course delicious coffee of all sorts. There is a small playground for the children and change rooms and toilets for everyone. The Surf Club is nearby and a nice place to go for a meal and it is also equipped with poker machines. It is two stories high with a large verandah as well as inside tables for meals. The verandah has a great view of the ocean and as well as regular meals have a variety of half priced meals for seniors and the meals are delicious.
Lots of carvings scattered throughout the Woorim beach area and a little shopping centre with a hotel, IGA, a chemist and several other businesses. And it is also a short drive to the main Bribie beach area with lots of coffee shops and usually a market on each Sunday.
If you like the quiet life, this is a good place for you to visit. There are life guards on the beach and in a lookout where they can see if people are having problems in the water.
6. Sylvan Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
This beach is safe and calm. Beach facilities include: Boat ramp Fishing Boat Hire BBQ area Picnic area Playground Walkways Toilets
Reviewed By LeeAnn58 - Queensland, Australia
Sylan Beach has some of the best Sandy beach and swimming spots on Bribe Island. There is plenty of shady spots for picnics and Playgrounds and equipment for children including a pirate playground. There are several eateries along the foreshore. Sylan Beach is also popular with water sports closer to the bridge.
7. Bribie Island Butterfly House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
8. Bribie Island Visitor Information Centre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
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.
Reviewed By 59donna - Brisbane Region, Australia
The Bribie Is visitor centre to us was the ultimate one stop info shop.These people know all there is to know about Bribie Island.Their help was invaluable when we came.Maps, information brochures and their knowledge was all delivered in a very professional and friendly manner.
9. Buckleys Hole Conservation Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Howarth S - Worcestershire, United Kingdom
There are several good viewing points overlooking the lake. These let you see a wide variety of birds easily. When we were there (mid-August) we saw a pair of black swans with last year's cygnets, grebes, coots, moorhens, cormorants, grey teal, Pacific black duck, gull-beaked terns and a hardhead (whistling duck). Behind us, in the trees, were sulphur-crested cockatoos and ibis. There is also a walking path around part of the lake and you can see the sea just beyond the lake. A great place to spend a little time watching birdlife.
10. Banksia Beach
Overall Ratings
4 based on 7 reviews
One of the Six Beaches on Bribie Island. A great place to relax and chill. This is a calm beach and safe. This beach has the following facilities: Fishing spots BBQ Toilets Boat ramps Walks
Reviewed By Ann T - Melbourne, Australia
I found all the "internal" Beaches of Bribie Island somewhat disappointing. The hype was about safe, sand Beaches but the reality was thin slivers of sand and brownish water with seaweed and jellyfish. Not that it stopped me having a swim. And the people fishing seemed to be having a relaxing time. The best part of the beach was walking along it at sunset.
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