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Some destinations shine in just one season. Moreton Bay isn’t one of them. Here, the year unfolds with a calendar full of coastal adventures, local flavours and outdoor fun.
From sun-soaked seafood lunches and island adventures to winter whale watching, cosy hinterland escapes and blooming spring days, every season offers a new way to experience the region.
Spring arrives with sunshine, blooming gardens and the irresistible pull of the outdoors.
Celebrate your next special occasion or anniversary with Bribie Island Beach Picnics, where beautiful tablescapes meet tranquil settings and delicious food at some of Bribie’s best waterfront locations. Your Instagram posts will have everyone thinking you’re on an exotic island in the Maldives or Fiji.
Fishing off the Redcliffe jetty is fun for all ages. Throw a line in and relax as you wait for something to nibble the bait. A walk along the historic jetty is guaranteed to blow the winter cobwebs away.
Continue that walk to the Redcliffe Art Gallery where local and international exhibitions are rotated often.
Cyclists can follow the scenic waterfront paths along the Redcliffe Peninsula - a flat, family-friendly route perfect for everyone from little riders to lycra-clad enthusiasts.
Spring is all about fresh produce, and no better place than Moreton Bay than to pick strawberries – in fact, there’s a whole trail of pick-your-own farms. If it’s fresh strawberries straight from the fields you’re after, check out this guide and celebrate the best of strawberry season while supporting local farmers and businesses.
Speaking of treats, don’t miss the legendary creations from Kenilworth Bakery on Bribie Island or in Samford, famous for its towering 1kg doughnuts and even coffee served in a doughnut.
And because spring means flowers, visit Macadamia Floral Farm in Laceys Creek during one of their open farm days or book via appointment for a private session. Wander through fields of blooms and pick a colourful bunch to take a little piece of Moreton Bay home with you.
If you’re deep in planning a family-friendly day out, make sure to mark September 19 on your calendars for KiteFest. Pack a picnic rug and head on over to Pelican Park to watch the skies come alive in bursts of colour and movement. Beyond a majestic display of some of the world’s best kite flyers, enjoy a diverse selection of food trucks, kid’s kite-making workshops and a public fly zone.
Spring in Moreton Bay is a season made for wandering, tasting and celebrating the beauty bursting back to life. From sun‑soaked picnics and strawberry‑stained fingers to art-filled afternoons, floral adventures and skies dancing with colour at KiteFest, the region invites you to savour every fresh moment. With so many ways to explore, indulge and reconnect with the outdoors, spring is the perfect time to let Moreton Bay surprise you all over again.
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.
