Top Things to do in Redland City
What to do and see in Redland City, Queensland: The Best Beaches
Discover the best top things to do in Redland City, Australia including Frenchman's Beach, Cylinder Beach, Dalpura Beach, King Island, Amity Point Beach, Sandy Cove Foreshore, Masthead Beach.
Restaurants in Redland City
1. Frenchman's Beach
2. Cylinder Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 153 reviews
Reviewed By Queenslanderrr - Brisbane, Australia
There are 2 patrolled beaches on North Stradbroke Island, Main Beach and Cylinder Beach. Whilst Main Beach might be great for a surf, Cylinder Beach is the spot to relax. Put up your sunshelter and make a day of it, relaxing in the crystal clear water. The kids can paddle around and you can even grab a coffee from the permanent coffee van located near the beach.
3. Dalpura Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By JennyOzzie - Brisbane, Australia
Many Brisbane people have never visited the Moreton Bay islands but there are some great spots. For an old fashioned beach holiday where you make your own fun on the beach and the water, Macleay Island is great and Dalpura beach is suitable for all to swim or just play for children and non-swimmers. It is tidal but still enjoyable to sit and chat in the water when the tide is out or swim when it is in. It is a real community playground and we love it and so do our dogs. We have a favourite beach house beside the boat ramp and the beach and it's perfect for families, friends and dog friendly. We booked the free bus to and from the Bowls club for a delicious dinner.
4. King Island
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By lwong_dp
This must be one of the best open secret in Brisbane, even though the place is not super crowded even on weekends. Hint: Must go during low tide so you and your little ones can walk across the sandy walking track to King Island. Approx. 20mins walk each way. Check the Tide Times online: search in Google 'king island wellington point tide times'
5. Amity Point Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By J2936PHmichaels - Brisbane, Australia
This beach at low tide would have to be one of my favorites and I've been around. Strewn with logs the gently curved protected bay joins onto flinders beach as you walk around the bend. At one end it starts at a Carpark where the rock wall which goes all the way to the jetty starts. There's no waves but it's sensible to act like a merest here because of no nets etc
6. Sandy Cove Foreshore
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
7. Masthead Beach
Overall Ratings
1.0 based on 1 reviews
