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Love The Dolphins as much as we do? We don’t blame you!
As our hometown heroes, we asked Dolphins players Frankie Molo, Sebastian Su'a and Tevita Naufahu how they like to spend their downtime in the region so that you can explore their favourites.
From waterfront dining and foreshore walks to beach days, parks and outdoor adventures, here's how the Dolphins enjoy life away from the field.
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For Frankie Molo, one of the best ways to enjoy Moreton Bay is with good food and family time.
Molo's go-to recommendation is taking the family to Fatoush Restaurant along the Redcliffe waterfront before enjoying a stroll beside Moreton Bay.
It's easy to see why. Redcliffe's foreshore combines waterfront dining, coastal views and a relaxed atmosphere that makes it one of the region's most popular destinations. Spend the afternoon exploring Redcliffe Jetty, Bee Gees Way and the waterfront before settling in for dinner overlooking the bay.
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When Sebastian Su'a isn't on the field, you'll often find him enjoying the simple pleasures of coastal living, including a walk along the Margate foreshore.
Stretching along the peninsula's coastline, the Margate boardwalk is popular with walkers, cyclists and families looking to soak up Moreton Bay's beautiful waterfront scenery.
It's one of those places locals return to again and again. Whether you're grabbing a takeaway coffee, enjoying the ocean breeze or watching the sun set across the water, it's a great way to experience the Dolphins' backyard.
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While many visitors know Moreton Bay for its beaches, Tevita Naufahu enjoys exploring a different side of the region.
One of Naufahu's favourite ways to spend time is taking friends hiking through Moreton Bay's stunning hinterland.
Less than an hour from the coast, you'll discover a landscape of rainforest walks, mountain lookouts, scenic drives and charming country towns. It's a side of the region that surprises many first-time visitors.
Popular places to explore include:
Whether you're tackling a walking trail or simply enjoying the scenery, the hinterland offers plenty of opportunities to slow down and reconnect with nature.
Like many locals, Dolphins players value the simple moments.
For Frankie Molo, spending time with family often means taking the kids to local parks and playgrounds, letting them burn off some energy and making the most of Moreton Bay's outdoor lifestyle.
Fortunately, the region is packed with family-friendly spaces.
Some great options include:
Sometimes the best holiday memories come from the simplest experiences.
The Dolphins don't need complicated itineraries to enjoy Moreton Bay. Whether it's waterfront dining with family, hiking in the hinterland, taking the kids to the park or spending an afternoon at the beach, Frankie Molo, Sebastian Su'a and Tevita Naufahu prove that some of the best experiences are also the simplest. 🐬
Want to explore Moreton Bay like Frankie Molo, Sebastian Su'a and Tevita Naufahu?
Drop into one of Moreton Bay's Visitor Information Centres for local recommendations on beaches, walks, family-friendly attractions, dining and hidden gems across the region. The local experts can help you plan your own Dolphins-inspired adventure.
The Dolphins call Kayo Stadium in Redcliffe home, located in the heart of Moreton Bay.
Popular attractions include Redcliffe Jetty, Bee Gees Way, Suttons Beach, waterfront dining precincts and the peninsula's scenic foreshore walks.
Absolutely. Redcliffe offers beautiful beaches, family-friendly attractions, local dining, arts, history and a relaxed coastal atmosphere less than an hour from Brisbane.
Suttons Beach, Margate Beach and Queens Beach are all located close to Redcliffe, while Bribie Island's beaches are an easy day trip away.
Playgrounds, beaches, waterfront parks, markets, wildlife experiences and outdoor adventures make Moreton Bay one of South East Queensland's most family-friendly destinations.
Explore Bribie Island, hike through the hinterland, dine along the Redcliffe waterfront, visit local galleries and museums, or simply relax on one of the region's many beaches.
Discover the hidden gems and sun-soaked adventures waiting for you in Moreton Bay. Just up the road from Brisbane, our region is where the coast meets hinterland adventure, and the laid-back Queensland lifestyle takes centre stage.
