Tours & Attractions

Tours & Attractions

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Bribie Island and its surrounds offer a diverse range of tours and attractions, making it easy to explore the region your way. From guided experiences on land and water to family‑friendly attractions and nature‑based adventures, there’s something to suit day‑trippers, overnight visitors and longer stays.

Tours & Experiences

Exploring Bribie Island is easy with a range of tours and guided experiences designed to showcase the area’s natural beauty, coastal lifestyle and local stories. From 4WD beach adventures and eco‑tours to kayaking, boating and wildlife encounters, there are plenty of ways to experience the island both on land and on the water. Whether you prefer an active day outdoors or a relaxed guided experience, Bribie Island’s tours offer memorable ways to discover the destination from different perspectives.

Bribie Island Heritage Walk and Talk Tour

Bribie Island Heritage Walk and Talk Tour

Fish Moreton

Fish Moreton

Bribie Island Boat Charters

Bribie Island Boat Charters

No Limits 4x4 Hire

No Limits 4x4 Hire

Bribie's Moreton Bay Jetski Hire and Ride

Bribie's Moreton Bay Jetski Hire and Ride

Bribie Island Butterfly House

Bribie Island Butterfly House

Island Gondola

Island Gondola

4WD G'day Adventure Tours

4WD G'day Adventure Tours

Bribie's Moreton Bay Jetski Hire and Ride

Bribie's Moreton Bay Jetski Hire and Ride

Bribie Beach Shack

Bribie Beach Shack

Galleries, History & Museums

Bribie Island offers a relaxed mix of galleries, museums and shopping experiences that reflect the area’s coastal character, creativity and history. Visitors can explore community‑run galleries, discover locally made art and gifts, or browse shopping precincts featuring boutique stores, local makers and everyday essentials. The island’s museums and heritage sites, including Fort Bribie, provide opportunities to learn more about Bribie Island’s history, from its early settlement to its World War II role. Together, these cultural and retail experiences add depth to a visit, offering more to explore beyond the island’s beaches and natural attractions.

Obsidian Bide - Art Gallery and Studio

Obsidian Bide - Art Gallery and Studio

Everything Bribie

Everything Bribie

Fort Bribie

Fort Bribie

Bribie Island Community Arts Centre

Bribie Island Community Arts Centre

Bongaree Walkabout

Bongaree Walkabout

Art Clique  Gallery and Studio

Art Clique Gallery and Studio

Bribie Island Seaside Museum

Bribie Island Seaside Museum

The Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology

The Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology

Natural Attractions

Bribie Island’s natural attractions showcase the region’s diverse coastal and marine environments, with Bribie Island National Park and the Pumicestone Passage among the highlights. Covering much of the island’s northern end, the national park protects surf beaches, wetlands and bushland, offering opportunities for four‑wheel driving, beach fishing and nature‑based exploration. Along the western shoreline, the calm waters of the Pumicestone Passage provide a contrasting experience, popular for kayaking, boating, swimming and wildlife spotting. Together, these areas offer a variety of ways to enjoy Bribie Island’s outdoor landscapes and waterways.

Beachmere

Beachmere

Bongaree Beach

Bongaree Beach

Bongaree Walkabout

Bongaree Walkabout

Bribie Island Bicentennial Trails

Bribie Island Bicentennial Trails

Toorbul Beach

Toorbul Beach

Woorim Beach

Woorim Beach

Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area

Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area

Red Beach

Red Beach

Buckley's Hole Conservation Park

Buckley's Hole Conservation Park

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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.

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