Moreton Bay & Islands

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Wellington Point

Bribie Island

Bay Islands

Cleveland

Mount Cotton

Manly

Redcliffe

North Stradbroke Island

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Moreton Bay & Islands Where Brisbane unwinds Is there anything as nourishing for the spirit as that moment when you crest a hill and see sparkling water? Or step out of the car under a canopy of leafy trees and hear birds calling to each other?

Worries tend to fall away at the feel of refreshing sea air on your skin, the smell of the bush or the sound of breaking waves or gently lapping water.

Moreton Bay – with its clear waters, stunning islands and charming villages hugging its mainland coastline – provides the perfect place for a relaxing break or an adrenaline-filled adventure.

Sail the calm waters of the bay or kite-surf across the surface; surf at one of the world’s most beautiful beaches; wine and dine at world class wineries; spot native wildlife in breathtaking natural bushland; camp and fish on pristine sandy beaches overlooking the Pacific Ocean; or spot migrating humpback whales and playful dolphins in crystal clear water. Alternatively, you could simply enjoy a relaxing break with friends or family; camp by the beach, book a holiday apartment, stay at a B&B or resort, or rent a holiday house.

There are markets, boutiques, art galleries and museums to explore; cafes and restaurants to tempt your taste buds; national parks to take you back to nature; and of course, the glorious bay to replenish your spirit.

Many bayside villages are only 25 kilometres from the Brisbane CBD, and almost all islands are under an hour’s journey from the heart of the city.

With so many experiences on offer, the choice is yours.

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Moreton Bay The islands of Moreton Bay offer some of the most exciting and unique experiences in south-east Queensland. Whether you’re after an adrenaline-fuelled adventure, a chance to reconnect with nature, a relaxing weekend away with the comforts of home, or just a chance to kick back by the beach, you’ll find the perfect option on one of our islands.

We’ve got some of the best surf beaches in the region, world class diving spots, giant sandhills to slide down and endless choices for fun on (or near) the water.

You can bring your own 4WD and camp on the beach, or rent a luxury holiday house. Plan a romantic getaway, a fun break with friends, or a family holiday that will create memories of a lifetime.

Once you arrive, you’ll wonder why it took you so long to come here.

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North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah)

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ith its breathtaking combination of pristine natural beauty, charming villages, stunning ocean views and adrenalinepumping adventure. North Stradbroke is a genuine island paradise.

From endless surf beaches to the calmness of Moreton Bay, you’ll find yourself drawn to the sparkling water.

All three island villages are linked by bitumen roads, and the island has reliable public transport. This 27,500 hectares island also has freshwater springs and inland lakes. Travel by water taxi or take your own car on the vehicle ferry.

Point Lookout

Amity Point

Dunwich

Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, this gorgeous village has one of the best views in the world, including the magnificent North Gorge and unspoilt surf beaches. Spot whales from the gorge, surf in the ocean, sandboard down the dunes or just relax and enjoy the easy island lifestyle. You can camp by the beach, stay in an apartment or rent one of the Point’s luxury holiday homes.

Located on the island’s northern shore, Amity is a popular fishing village. A great spot for camping and fishing, you can enjoy seafood fresh off the trawler and maybe even spot a koala in the towering gum trees.

This village is your first taste of the island when you arrive by vehicle barge or water taxi. It connects the island to the mainland (Cleveland), has tranquil bay views, and is home to the famous Island Fruit Barn – always popular with foodies. One of the two water taxi services to the island lands at One Mile Jetty, where you’ll also find the popular Little Ship Club. The club offers meals and has lovely views over the bay.

Point Lookout has a relaxed seaside atmosphere, but also all the creature comforts of home (shops, supermarket, hotel and bottle shop). When it comes to dining out, you can have fish and chips overlooking the North Gorge or sample local seafood (and other delicacies) at bustling cafes and restaurants.

There’s a wide range of accommodation options at the Point, from beachside camping, backpackers’ guesthouse and B&Bs to luxury units and stunning holiday rental houses (many with private whale watching towers).

When you’ve had your fill of sun, sand and surf, you can browse art galleries and boutique stores selling resort wear, gifts and crafts, or book in for some pampering at the Stradbroke Island Beach Hotel Day Spa. There are also regular Sunday markets.

Boat owners, anglers and families love the relaxing atmosphere here, along with the sandy beaches and easy access to the water.

The jetty is ideal for fishing whether the tide is coming in or going out, and it’s where trawlers offload the night’s catch of fresh prawns, crabs and fish ready for the tables of local restaurants and shops.

Amity Point has a safe swimming enclosure, and on sunset, you can sit on the spit and watch the sun set over Moreton Bay, enjoying spectacular views of nearby Peel, Green and Moreton Islands.

The township has a range of family and budget accommodation, as well as a beachfront camping area which runs along the foreshore towards the sand spit.

Take the time to have a look around and you’ll find plenty of interesting spots, like the Salt Water Murris’ Quandamooka Art Gallery, featuring paintings by local Indigenous artists. A wealth of local Indigenous history can also be found at the Terra Bulla Leaumeah reserve, where you can learn about the history of the Noonuccal people. You can explore the signed reserve on your own, or request a guided tour.

The Dunwich Museum has excellent collections offering an insight into Indigenous and colonial history. You can also pick up a copy there of the North Stradbroke Island Heritage Trail guide book.

You can stock up on supplies from local shops and if you’re looking to stay on this side of the island, there are two waterfront camping grounds.

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While you’re here... > the Walk – This 1.5 km boardwalk offers stunning views of pristine sandy beaches and the Blow Hole, a unique rock formation that mimics the humpback whales that pass by each year. The walk is one of the best places on the island to spot the migrating whales from June to November, not to mention dolphins and turtles year-round.

> explore Main Beach – On foot or in a 4WD, experience the sensation of having the beach to yourself, with 32 km of unspoilt coastline to explore.

> relax at the Stradbroke Island Beach Hotel – This iconic hotel and spa resort has spectacular ocean views from its bar and restaurant and its famous outdoor pool table.

> Ride a scooter – A fun way to explore Point Lookout is on a scooter from Anchorage Beach Resort. No experience necessary!

> Go sandboarding – Fly down pristine sand dunes on a guided tour with Straddie Kingfisher Tours at Point Lookout.

> Eat prawns direct from the trawler – There’s no better way to enjoy delicious prawns than fresh off the trawler at Amity Point.

> Spot whales – There’s no need to leave land to see migrating humpback whales; just follow the whale trail at Point Lookout.

> Carve up the surf – Cylinder Beach offers one of the most picturesque spots to catch a wave in Queensland.

> Ride a camel on the beach – Every school holidays, Southern Cross Camels offers a fun and unique way to experience Home Beach at Point Lookout. The camels are well trained and the location is gorgeous.

> Enjoy the serenity – Take a picnic to tranquil Brown Lake, a serene freshwater inland lake or enjoy a hike to Blue Lake.

> DIVe with manta rays in summer in one of the top 10 Australian locations just off Point Lookout.

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CHALLENGE your MATES to barefoot bowls at Point Lookout Bowls Club.

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throw in a line from the beach and try your luck at catching a tasty meal.

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spend a day in dunwich exploring the historic sites including the cemetery and museum.

Did you know?

Did you know 50 per cent of North Stradbroke Island was declared a National Park in 2011 as part of an historic agreement with the Quandamooka people? The park is called Naree Budjong Djara, meaning ‘my mother earth’.

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Quandamooka Country The Quandamooka People offer a range of Aboriginal cultural experiences on North Stradbroke Island, from guided headland and bush walks to boomerang painting and throwing. Visitors can experience traditional Aboriginal song and dance, discover the bush tucker trail and learn more about the art and craft of the Quandamooka People. You’ll also find the Salt Water Murris’ Quandamooka Gallery in Dunwich, which captures the Indigenous creative culture of the island, dating back thousands of years.

Almost all artists are direct descendants of the original peoples of the Quandamooka Region.

Peel Island (Teerk Roo Ra National Park) Most visitors to Moreton Bay only know Peel Island as the uninhabited land mass you pass on the way to North Stradbroke Island. But this national park is a favourite with boaties in the know.

The island is accessible only by watercraft, with the main attraction being Horseshoe Bay on its southern side. On weekends and holidays, boats, yachts and sea kayaks jostle for position in this picturesque bay to get close to the pristine, sandy beach or find the best fishing spot.

Dugongs, turtles, sharks and dolphins also frequent the waters around the island, and thousands of jellyfish can be see following the currents most of the year.

The island itself has a fascinating history: over the past 200 years, it’s been home to a quarantine station, asylum, sisal farm and leper colony – although today, there are few traces of the past left.

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f you’re looking for adventure, stunning scenery and endless beaches, look no further than Moreton Island. It’s got massive sand dunes, glassy lakes, rocky outcrops, wild forest, beautiful beaches and an historic lighthouse. It’s a favourite spot for anglers, with its unspoilt beaches and plentiful fish stocks. The waters around the island provide some of the best fishing in the world (beach, deep sea or reef). The island is perfect for 4WD adventures, sand tobogganing, water activities and hiking. It is hugely popular for camping, and there are other accommodation options in the towns and at Tangalooma Island Resort.

There are three townships on Moreton Island with access via 4WD along the beach or unmade roads.

While you’re here THE TOWNS Bulwer: Based at the entrance to roads that lead to the northern part of the island (North Point, Cape Moreton Lighthouse, Blue Lagoon and the Champagne Pool). It has its own general store and Castaways Moreton Island accommodation.

Cowan Cowan: A quiet residential township with holiday houses and fishing cabins. There’s no through traffic and the beach is vehicle-free, making it a popular spot for families with small children.

Kooringal: A sleepy little town famous for The Toulkerrie Oyster Farm and Gutter Bar. Although more isolated, Kooringal offers a relaxing, secluded holiday stay off the beaten path.

> swim in the Blue Lagoon – Rejuvenate at this natural fresh water lake infused with tea tree oils. Its fresh water and white sand make it the perfect spot for a swim or to just sit back and relax. There’s also abundant bird life and wild flowers.

> check out Cape Moreton Lighthouse and lookout – Visit Queensland’s original lighthouse (first lit in 1857) on the north eastern point of the island. It sits on a rocky outcrop that provides a great viewing spot for migrating humpback whales (June to November), as well as dolphins, manta rays, and turtles.

> relax at the Champagne Pools – Take a refreshing dip in the pools at North Point. > Toboggan down a STEEP sand dune – Experience ‘The Desert’ at crazy speeds, just south of Tangalooma Island Resort.

> Climb Mount Tempest – Tackle the highest coastal sand dune in the world (285 metres above sea level.) It can be a tough trek to the top, but the 360 degree view is worth it.

You’ll see the mainland coastline, from the Sunshine Coast in the north across to Brisbane and the Gold Coast in the south.

> visit North Point and Honeymoon Bay – North Point, the northern tip of the island, is part of a 1.5 km section of rock outcrops. Honeymoon Bay, just south, is the most famous of the four beaches along this stretch. The beach is 50 m long, backed by 15 m high bluffs.

With its rips, hidden rocks and big waves, this is not the spot for swimming – but the scenery is breathtaking.

> Dive or snorkel – Explore the Tangalooma wrecks and Curtain Artificial Reef

in the crystal clear waters. Most diving is done on the north side of Moreton Island where you can find Flinders Reef, the only true coral reef in the area. Marine life includes around 180 species of fish, and the reef is also famous for being a ‘turtle cleaning station’ (a place where sea turtles congregate in order to get their shells cleaned by various algae-eating fish, and to have their skin picked clean of parasites; turtles will lie on the reef, or assume one of several cleaning postures, to allow the fish to scrape away the algae or get at the parasites).

> ENJOY LAND and WATER ACTIVITIES including Seqway beach tours, outrigger canoes, sailing and paragliding with Adventure Moreton Island Tangatours.

Did you know?

It’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience to hand feed one of up to 10 playful wild bottlenose dolphins that visit Tangalooma Island Resort each evening at sunset.

> experience ADVENTURE 4WD TOURS/OVERNIGHT CAMPING and water activities with knowledgeable tour operators including Moreton Bay Escapes and Sunrover Tours.

> Test your 4WD skills – Tackle the cross-island tracks and beaches on one of the world’s largest sand islands.

> Camp under the stars – Watch the sun go down behind the Glass House Mountains and then enjoy the spectacular night sky away from city lights.

> Walk the Rous Battery track – Take the 9.8 km hike across the island to Rous Battery, a coastal fort built on the eastern side of the island to protect Brisbane during World War II. The track passes through scribbly gum forest and patches of foxtail grass.

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Coochiemudlo Island

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family favourite, Coochiemudlo is a fantastic spot for swimming and relaxing water sports.

Close to the mainland, the island has protected waters and shallow beaches. It’s only five square kilometers – making it easy to explore – and, with four kilometers of safe beaches, is a great place for the kids to swim.

Relaxation is the key on this tranquil island, so kick back and enjoy the serenity. You can throw in a line or stroll through the melaleuca wetlands.

Of course, if you’re looking for some fun on the water, you can always hire an aqua bike, canoe, kayak or tinnie.

Bring a picnic lunch, cook your own barbecue meal, or grab a bite to eat at the local café.

Coochie is only 10 minutes by water taxi, ferry or barge from Victoria Point.

While you’re here > RELAX AT Foreshore Park – Picnic or barbecue by calm waters while the kids play, or just sit back and watch the sailing boats pass by.

> Swim – The beautiful white sandy main beach is the safest place to take the children swimming on Coochie, or meander across to the other side of the island at mid-tide and take a dip at Morwong Beach.

> Paddle on an aqua bike – There are no waves here, so get on board and have fun! Coochie Boat Hire has aqua bikes, kayaks, canoes and tinnies for hire.

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a round of golf – Enjoy a game on the scenic and compact nine-hole course at Coochiemudlo.

> Walk the island – It’s only a kilometre across!

(Or, you can take the long way round, along the four kilometres of beaches.)

> Hire a BBQ pontoon and have a celebration with family and friends.

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Matthew Flinders Day – Help celebrate the historic landing of Matthew Flinders on the island. This annual event every July includes free entertainment, live music, markets, sailing and an outrigger canoe race.

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Karragarra, Lamb, Macleay and Russell Islands (Southern Moreton Bay Islands)

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hese tranquil islands offer natural bush settings, calm bay waters and marine wetlands. They are a great place for a relaxing break from the usual hustle and bustle of daily life. Ideal for day trips or a weekend away. These islands are all serviced by the same ferries and water taxis, making it easy to island hop.

Russell Island

Macleay Island

The largest of the four islands, Russell is three kilometres wide and eight kilometres long. You’ll find plenty of home comforts, with a medical centre, supermarket, library, public parks, and transport services, as well as a museum, swimming pool, and RSL and bowls clubs.

There’s plenty to do on Macleay, with a bowls club, boat club and golf course, as well as several beaches for swimming and fishing and foreshore parks with barbecue facilities.

Potts Point is a popular spot for picnics and swimming. Macleay has the largest population of the four islands so there are plenty of facilities, including local shopping centres, transport services, restaurants and a hotel.

Karragarra Island Only half a kilometre wide and two kilometres long, Karragarra is the smallest of the bay islands. Why not pack a picnic and catch the ferry across for a fun family outing? The island has sandy beaches and a protected swimming pool near the jetty.

Lamb Island The second smallest of the islands is easy to navigate (only two kilometres wide and a kilometre long) and offers a protected swimming enclosure in the bay. Meet the locals at the recreation clubhouse and pick up supplies at the general store near the jetty terminal.

While you’re here > catch the Macleay Island Canoe Race – Each April, watch competitors race to circumnavigate the island along a 15 km course. It’s a great way to spend the day on this tranquil island.

> Take an art class – Explore your creativity on Macleay Island at working studio Timeless Gallery’s Mosaic Garden and Studio, with professional freeform artist Madeleine Ekeblad.

> play Barefoot bowls – Feel the sea breeze in your hair and the grass under your feet as you roll a bowl at the Macleay Island Bowls Club, overlooking Moreton Bay. Moreton Bay & islands

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s one of only two islands in Queensland connected to the mainland by a bridge, Bribie Island is easy to get to, offering a combination of calm inlets and ocean-side surf beaches. It has all the comforts of the mainland, and you’re on the doorstep of the Pumicestone Passage – a 35 kmlong protected marine park and safe haven for wildlife. Take a guided kayak tour, wind or kite-surf, bird watch or have fun pumping for yabbies.

While You’re Here > play Pacific Harbour Golf Course – Play a round at this world-class golf course and afterwards enjoy a light snack or a la carte meal at The Deck Bar & Café.

> Visit Woorim Surf Beach – Take the family for a relaxing swim on a patrolled beach and afterwards have a meal at Bribie Island Surf Club.

> check out the Bribie Island Seaside Museum – Take a look at the past through modern eyes and discover the birthplace of seaside tourism. Exhibitions include information on Matthew Flinders and local World War II defences and occupation. There’s also a tribute to reclusive artist Ian Fairweather, who lived and painted on the island from 1953 to his death in 1974. Entry is free.

> Dine on the jetty – Enjoy local fish and chips on the Bongaree Jetty.

> watch the Sun set over water and mountains – From Bribie you can watch the sun set over the Pumicestone Passage and the dramatic Glass House Mountains.

> Jump out of a plane! – There’s no better way to get the adrenaline pumping than to sky dive – especially over stunning Moreton Bay.

> Ride a steam train – Enjoy the charm of an old world train ride on the Bribie Island Steam Train.

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A BBQ BOAT from Bribie island Boat Charters and spend the day with friends exploring Pumicestone Passage.

> VISIT THE ‘TALKING MONUMENTS’ at Banksia Beach, Bellara and the Community Arts Centre for stories of Indigenous and European history.

> Hire a stand-up paddleboard – Experience the calm waters of the Pumicestone Passage on a stand-up paddleboard or kayak. (24 at Bribie Island Fun Hire and Adventure Tours also offers kayak tours.)

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Itineraries North Stradbroke Island

Moreton Island

If you only have one day... > Stop for a coffee at the Island Fruit Barn, Dunwich and stock up on gourmet supplies.

If you only have one day... > Hop aboard Micat for a 90 minute journey to Moreton Island and spend the day at the beach in the sheltered waters of Moreton Bay.

> Enjoy the breathtaking views from the North Gorge Headland Walk at Point Lookout. Spot dolphins, turtles and manta rays year round, and humpback whales during migrating season (June to November).

> Swim or just relax on the white sandy

> Fuel up the 4WD and get ready to find your own piece of the island. Explore the eastern beaches and drive to Cape Moreton for spectacular views of the rugged coastline and marine life.

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beaches beside the pristine waters on the island’s ocean side.

for a secluded picnic at picturesque Honeymoon Bay on the northern point of the island.

> Indulge in some retail therapy at Drift

> Snorkel or dive around the Tangalooma

Handmade Treasures and Noreen’s Seaside Shop.

wrecks, surrounded by crystal clear water and teeming with marine life with Adventure Moreton Island Tangatours.

> Pick up some fresh local seafood from one of the local suppliers and head to Amity Point to watch the sun set while dolphins play.

> Enjoy dining with magnificent ocean views at one of the restaurants along East Coast Road, Point Lookout.

If you have some more time... > Hire an electric scooter from Anchorage Resort and take in the views from all the vantage points on the island.

> Relax, and rejuvenate at the Stradbroke Island Beach Hotel Day Spa or take in a game of pool on the outdoor billiards table with spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean.

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an eco kayak tour or, for those adrenalin junkies, try your hand at sand boarding with Straddie Kingfisher Tours.

> Go four wheel driving on beaches. > Take

a drive to Brown Lake, where surrounding trees have coloured the clear waters.

> Immerse yourself with nature on a 5 km walk to the crystal clear waters of Blue Lake.

> Hire an electric bike and grab some fish and chips from Fishes Cafe, Point Lookout and head off for a picnic overlooking Main Beach.

> Stop off at Five Hills Lookout for an expansive view over the top end of the island and westwards with views to the Glasshouse Mountains .

If you have some more time...

> Re-energise by taking a dip in the clear fresh water of Blue Lagoon.

> Learn

to paddleboard or sail in the sheltered waters off Tangalooma Island Resort, or take to the skies paragliding above playful dolphins, turtles and other marine life.

> Experience the thrills of riding a quad bike or cruise along the beach on a Segway.

> Take a fast, exhilarating slide down The Desert sand dune on a sand toboggan.

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a guided eco 4WD tour and experience the island with full commentary.

> Grab a fishing rod and catch your own dinner.

TIP: National Parks and Recreation manages beach camping areas including Blue Lagoon, North Point, Ben-Ewa, Comboyura and The Wrecks. For camping permits and information, phone 13 13 04 (24 hours).

For camping permits and information www.nprsr.qld.gov.au or call 13 74 68 (24 hours).

> Learn to surf in the sheltered waters of Cylinder Beach.

TIP: Straddie Camping manages all camping grounds including beach camping and 4WD permits. Phone 07 3409 9668.

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STRADDIE KINGFISHER TOURS North Stradbroke Island’s NEW and EXCITING activities for you to do. 

Cool kayaking at Amity or Myora

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Desert sand boarding

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4WD eco tours (beach BBQ)

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Beach fishing tours

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Tag-Along-Tours (you drive)

Come with us and we will show you the part of this island paradise only accessible by 4WD. We drive the bush tracks and the white sandy beaches going to all the hidden spots to take advantage of the island’s beauty.

We can customise any tour for you so make a combination up and let us know.

There is something for everyone, just choose and book, EASY! Local operator from Dunwich Q 4183 P: (07) 3409 9502 M: 0409 123 586 E: info@straddiekingfishertours.com.au www.straddiekingfishertours.com.au

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Departs end of Middle Street, Cleveland. No bookings needed.

Free Courtesy Bus from Cleveland Shops & Railway Station.

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NORTH STRADBROKE ISLAND CAMPER TRAILER HIRE

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Enjoy a North Stradbroke Island 4WD Beach Safari in a small group for maximum personalised service with our experienced drivers who have local knowledge of the island and its flora and fauna. Enjoy lunch on the beach, try fishing or just have fun while guides prepare a delicious BBQ.

Our camping trailers come fully equipped.

Your choice of town or isolated camping areas. We transport the trailer to camping areas. We Set up and Pack up for you!

Deluxe and Honeymoon set ups available.

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STRADDIE CAMPING Feel the Spirit of Quandamooka Country Straddie Camping, located on idyllic North Stradbroke Island, offers a relaxing island camping getaway. Surrounded by native bushland, 6 beachside camping grounds offer powered and unpowered tent, camper trailer and caravan sites, and fully equipped cabins.

For more ‘back to nature’ camping, there are also hundreds of beachside campsites nestled among the sand dunes overlooking the Island’s iconic fishing and surfing beaches.

With its spectacular headlands and kilometres of white sandy beaches, Straddie is renowned for surfing, scuba diving, kayaking, boating, fishing and 4WDriving, and is home to dolphins, turtles, manta-rays, kangaroos and koalas, and the annual humpback whale migration.

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POINT LOOKOUT COMMUNITY HALL Impress your guests by hosting your next event at the architecturally designed Point Lookout Community Hall.

Within walking distance to Home Beach, the hall boasts modern facilities, bamboo flooring and stunning timber bi-fold doors opening out to a covered deck.

The deck overlooks an outdoor performance platform with a natural bushland backdrop.

With chairs and tables for 120 people, and a well-equipped kitchen (refrigeration, a commercial-size oven and dishwasher), the hall is suitable for events including weddings, seminars, parties and community meetings.

Close to a variety of accommodation, it’s the perfect all-weather location.

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STRADBROKE ISLAND EVENTS Stradbroke Island Events is an award winning event planning, management and styling company. We live and operate from Point Lookout on spectacular North Stradbroke Island.

Creating the ultimate experience for your island celebrations and gatherings is what we do.

We specialise in weddings but also offer a wide range of products and services for conferences, birthdays, reunions and summits. We offer our clients a free initial consultation in the comfort of our show room at Point Lookout. We hold hundreds of quality items available for hire, to add style, practicality and comfort to your island event. We can put you in touch with every imaginable service provider necessary to make your event seamless and memorable.

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4 Ballow Street, Amity Point Q 4183 P: (07) 3409 7126 M: 0458 097 126 E: enquiries@straddiesalesrentals.com.au www.straddiesalesrentals.com.au

STRADBROKE ISLAND BEACH HOTEL | SPA RESORT Stay | fifteen 3 or 4 bedroom luxury apartments with stunning views | twelve comfortable modern hotel suites Dine | bistro open for breakfast, lunch & dinner daily | beer garden open for lunch & dinner daily Play | waves bar, TAB, gaming room, bottleshop Celebrate | weddings, functions, conferences | accommodating up to 110 guests with magnificent views out to the Coral Sea Events | annual festivals, surf comps, triathlons & celebrations Spa | revitalise your body with relaxing treatments

East Coast Road, Point Lookout, North Stradbroke Island Q 4183 P: (07) 3409 8188 E: info@stradbrokehotel.com.au www.stradbrokehotel.com.au

ELANDRA STRADBROKE ISLAND RETREAT Located at Point Lookout on North Stradbroke Island, Elandra is your home by the sea, nestled in lush gardens. Choose to rent one, two or three beautifully relaxing and stylish homes. Perfect for families, corporate team building or the NEW well being and yoga program run by trained professionals which can offer a healthy escape to Straddy. Elandra is just minutes from the surf patrolled Main Beach, cafes and stunning gorge walk. To view houses see our website for more details, or visit us on facebook.

Each house has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms.

If all 3 houses are booked, up to 24 people can be accommodated.

12 Samarinda Drive, Point Lookout Q 4183 P: (02) 8005 8672 E: info@elandra.net.au www.elandra.net.au facebook.com/elandrastradbroke

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STRADDIE ROADHOUSE QLD

ALLURE STRADBROKE RESORT

TWENTY FOUR BIRCH STREET

HOME OF THE STRADDIE BURGER Open 7 days 6am-7pm (kitchen closes at 6:15pm every night).

Come meet our friendly staff, and view our large menu including our Family Meal Deals. We are also a Petrol Station and General Store.

Gear up for an exciting blend of rugged coastal landscapes, tranquil inland lakes and sandy beaches at Allure Stradbroke Resort.

Located at Point Lookout and within walking distance to Home Beach, Queensland’s best north-facing beach. The resort features 82 bungalows and villas.

Nestled in a quiet street of Amity Point, only minutes from the beach, shops and restaurant. Ideal family accommodation, three individual fully renovated two bedroom units, sleeping five people.

3 doors up from Adder Rock Camping Ground and Manta Lodge P: (07) 3409 8838

43-57 East Coast Road, Point Lookout Q 4183 P: (07) 3415 0000 P: 1800 555 200 E: reservations@allurestradbroke.com.au www.allurestradbroke.com.au

24 Birch Street, Amity Point Q 4183 M: 0408 875 695 E: book@straddieholiday.com www.straddieholiday.com

FAMILY BEACH HOUSE

The best corner of Coochiemudlo Island.

Large house for your entire family and your friends. Practically right on the beach. Relax in the huge screened-in deck, set in your botanical garden. Big plasma TV/Foxtel. Enjoy the well equipped chef’s kitchen, gas BBQ and cappuccino machine. Parent’s retreat with water views.

Rent direct from owners Jane & Doug Hunt P: (07) 3901 0568 M: 0421 002 911/0417 255 488 E: dougiejanie@optusnet.com.au www.familybeachhouse.net

BOB MINTY SURFBOARDS

Stradbroke Island Surf Shop since 1989 Open 7 days for all your surfing and beach needs.

Handcrafting surfboards for 35 years.

Boards • Bikinis • Boardshorts PO Box 69, Point Lookout Q 4183 P: (07) 3409 8334 E: bob@bobmintysurfboards.com www.bobmintysurfboards.com

NORTH STRADBROKE ISLAND SURF SCHOOL

The ocean surrounding Point Lookout is crystal clear and home to a great number of Dolphins and Whales that are regularly seen during lessons. Water temperature doesn’t drop below 19ºC in mid winter and rises to a tropical 27ºC in summer. Come and have a go, age is no limit. All equipment supplied.

Located at Point Lookout P: 0407 642 616 E: info@northstradbrokeislandsurfschool.com.au www.northstradbrokeislandsurfschool.com.au

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STRADDIE ALLURE STRADBROKE RESORT

ANCHORAGE BEACHFRONT RESORT

• 2 nights accommodation in a 1 bedroom beach shack • Return vehicle ferry transfers • Heated pool • Private deck with BBQ • 2 minute walk to beach

• 2 nights accommodation in a studio room • Return vehicle ferry transfers • Beachfront facing resort • Pool, sauna, restaurant and gift shop Starting from $190* Per person, twin share

Starting from $232* Per person, twin share

PANDANUS PALMS RESORT

DOLPHIN HOLIDAY ACCOMMODATION • • • • •

• 2 nights accommodation in a 2 bedroom ocean unit • Return vehicle ferry transfers • Restaurant/bar, pool and tennis court • Ocean views and own BBQ

2 nights accommodation Return vehicle ferry transfers Range of holiday houses Something to suit all budgets Pet friendly options available

Starting from $121* Per person, based on 4 people

Starting from $165* Per person, based on 4 people

STRADDIE BUNGALOWS - AMITY

SAMARINDA JEWEL BY THE SEA RESORT

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• 2 nights accommodation in a 2 bedroom garden unit • Return vehicle ferry transfers • Water views • Pool and BBQ area

2 nights accommodation Return vehicle ferry transfers Private bungalows Pool and private jetty

Starting from $121* Per person, based on 4 people

Starting from $138* Per person, based on 4 people

THE ISLANDER HOLIDAY RESORT

WHALEWATCH OCEAN BEACH RESORT

• 2 nights accommodation in a studio room • Return vehicle ferry transfers • Pool and floodlit tennis court • 2 minute walk to beach Starting from $178* Per person, twin share

Short Stays

• 2 nights accommodation in a 2 bedroom ocean view unit • Return vehicle ferry transfers • Water views • Pool and BBQ area Starting from $150* Per person, based on 4 people

www.stradbrokeholidays.com.au To book your next North Stradbroke Island holiday call 1300 303 766 or (07) 3821 0266 *Conditions apply. Off peak only. Excluding any holidays or peak periods. Subject to availability.

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STRADBROKE FERRIES

BIG RED CAT

Stradbroke Ferries operates regular daily Fast Ferry services from Cleveland to Dunwich on North Stradbroke Island.

There are connecting bus transfers from the Cleveland Train Station (only 2 kilometres from the Ferry Terminal). The Fast Ferry is a pleasant 20 minute crossing and on your arrival you can connect with the local bus to transfer to Point Lookout or Amity Point. The buses connect with most services, however please check the timetables on the website or by phoning the office.

The Big Red Cat is an award winning luxury vehicle ferry service from Cleveland to North Stradbroke Island. Big Red Cat offers you the ultimate travel experience to an island paradise.

The ferry has a 62 car 350 passenger capacity with an airconditioned and licensed cafĂŠ.

Full length windows provide stunning views of Moreton Bay and a dolphin viewing deck. Regular daily services operate from Cleveland to Dunwich on North Stradbroke Island with a smooth 45 minute crossing of Moreton Bay. North Stradbroke Island is ideal for a family holiday, romantic escape, day trip or simply a place to get away from it all.

Departs Terminal 1 Emmett Drive, Cleveland.

Departs Terminal 2 Emmett Drive, Cleveland.

For further information and timetables P: (07) 3488 5300 www.stradbrokeferries.com.au

For further information and timetables P: (07) 3488 5300 www.bigredcat.com.au

BAY ISLANDS TRANSIT Bay Islands Transit offers a safe, comfortable Fast Passenger Ferry service to the Southern Moreton Bay Islands. Eco-Friendly jet boats depart regularly from Redland Bay to Russell, Macleay, Karragarra and Lamb Islands.

The Southern Moreton Bay Islands offer a diversity of experiences starting with your ferry trip across, where you may even spot a Dugong. The Islands are the ideal destination for cycling, a beach picnic or even lunch at one of the several clubs or cafĂŠs. There is also the opportunity to enjoy a game of bowls or a round of golf.

Bicycles can be taken on board subject to loadings and pets can be transported, however they must be muzzled or caged. Bookings are not required for the passenger ferry.

Departs Weinam Creek Marina, Banana Street, Redland Bay. For further information and timetables P: (07) 3206 8033 www.transitsystems.com.au

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COOCHIEMUDLO ISLAND AMITY TRADER

BAYWATERS REALTY

Amity Trader operates a 13 vehicle barge 13 times a day. The vehicle barge service to Coochiemudlo Island is just a 10-minute barge trip from our ticket office at the end of Masters Avenue, Victoria Point.

To book call 07 3820 6557.

Turn your life around. Stay for a weekend and you will want to stay forever. Come home every day to the peace and tranquillity of island living, only 8 minutes from the mainland. REIQ Accredited Agency located on Coochiemudlo Island. Contact Denise on 07 3207 8006, 0413 176 990 or email baywatersrealty@bigpond.com

CANDLES ON COOCHIE

COOCHIE BOAT HIRE

Environmentally friendly scented soy wax candles, handmade on Coochiemudlo Island. A variety of fragrances are available and I welcome special orders and requests.

My “Shop” is open at irregular times - best to call or email me prior to coming. Contact Helen on 07 3207 7709, 0437 530 078 or find us on Facebook.

Fun day out on the water. Available for hire are BBQ/Party Boats and Tinnies, Aqua Bikes, Paddle Boats, Kayaks, Canoe and Stand up Paddle Boards. See you on the beach!

Contact us on 07 3207 8207, 0419 983 801, info@coochieboathire.com or visit www.coochieboathire.com

COOCHIE ISLAND BEACH RESORT

COOCHIE KIOSK

50 metres to sandy beaches. Beach and on site all weather weddings and fully licensed reception venues and accommodation catering for any events. Several venues – poolside bar, aloha restaurant and pool deck, garden setting. Contact us on 07 3207 7521, email info@coochieislandresort.com.au or visit www.coochieislandbeachresort.com.au

Directly opposite the jetty visitors can visit Coochiemudlo Island Kiosk. We provide fish and chips, homemade hamburgers, traditional pizzas, a variety of home baked sweets, ice creams, cold drinks and general grocery lines.

Please call 07 3207 7207 or find us on Facebook.

COOCHIEMUDLO ISLAND FERRY SERVICE

LJ HOOKER COOCHIE

Departs from Victoria Point Jetty.

Mon-Fri 1st Ferry departs Coochiemudlo Island at 5.00am and last one back departs Victoria Point at 11.30pm. Sat-Sun 1st Ferry departs Coochie at 6.15am and last one back departs Victoria Point at 11.30pm (Sat) and 11.00pm (Sun). Children under 5yrs travel free.

House and land sales, property management, holiday rentals, permanent lets, no obligation market appraisal and free market analysis.

Australia’s best known real estate brand name, referral network over 700 offices.

Contact us on 07 3207 0120, fax 07 3207 0894, email coochie@ljh.com.au or visit www.ljhooker.com.au/coochiemudloisland

QUIRKY COTTAGES

SEMINARA APARTMENTS

Quirky Cottages are happy and zany, PET FRIENDLY, holiday homes. Great for children.

Pet chickens to feed. Dress ups and toys in every house. Children’s Kombi cubby and shaded playground. Close to beach and barge. Great off peak, mid-week specials! Contact Hayley on 07 3207 0877, email quirkycottages@gmail.com or visit www.quirkycottages.com

15 Beautiful Holiday apartments, fully self contained, on waterfront with tree views.

Our fully licensed Function Centre is perfect for weddings, accommodating the entire wedding party at our Resort. Please contact us on 07 3820 8446, 0403 349 612, email info@seminaraapartments.com.au or visit www.seminaraapartments.com.au

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PLACID WATERS HOLIDAY APARTMENTS

Fully self contained spacious 2 bedroom units with all linen supplied. Large solar heated swimming pool in tropical garden setting. Family friendly and close to jetty and all facilities.

Cnr Toorbul & Foster Streets, Bongaree Q 4507 P: (07) 3408 2122 www.placidwaters.com.au

SURF CONNECT

ON THE BAY RESORT

Come and enjoy the beautiful Moreton Bay on the northern suburbs of Brisbane.

Try Standup Paddling, Kayaking, Windsurfing or Kitesurfing. Surf Connect Watersports Centre is only half an hour by car or direct train ride from Brisbane.

4.5 Star Luxury 1, 2 or 3 bedroom apartments. 45 minutes to Brisbane Airport.

10 metre lap pool, beach with BBQ in park across the road, 5 klm to surf beach.

Elevator, kitchen, laundry, comfortable furniture and beds, Foxtel, balconies with bay views. Undercover parking.

170 Flinders Parade, Sandgate Q 4017 P: (07) 3137 0500 M: 0411 789 888 E: info@surfconnect.com www.surfconnect.com

6 Dolphin Drive, Bongaree, Bribie Island P: (07) 3400 1800 E: info@onthebayresort.com.au www.onthebayresort.com.au

BRIBIE ISLAND GOLF CLUB Bribie Island Golf Club is the “hidden treasure” of the south east Queensland golf courses. Built on the naturally rolling sand dunes of Bribie Island, the championship layout offers golfers of all abilities the opportunity to play a sandbelt style course whilst enjoying the subtropical weather all year round. The 18 hole, par 72 layout is one of the must play courses in Queensland, having recently hosted many great tournaments such as the 2012 Australian Junior Boys Championship and the 2012 Queensland Senior Men’s Championship, to name a few.

The Clubhouse offers good food, great prices and a relaxed atmosphere, with Friday nights being the feature entertainment night.

We can also cater for your special function or special wedding day. So come and escape the busy areas of Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast.

Links Court, Woorim Q 4507 P: (07) 3408 1457 www.bribieislandgolfclub.com.au

MORETON BAY ESCAPES

Small group tours for nature lovers and outdoor people. Day and overnight tours to Moreton Island, featuring Snorkelling, Sand Boarding, Kayaking, 4WD, Hiking, Camping, Good Food and Good Fun! Tours depart from Brisbane Hotels, Southbank, City and Fortitude Valley.

20 Unwin Street, Moorooka Q 4105 P: (07) 3892 5932 F: (07) 3848 8806 www.moretonbayescapes.com.au

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MORETON BAY & ISLAND TOURS Our wide variety of tours from Brisbane cover:  Snorkel the Tangalooma Wrecks!  See whales, dolphins, turtles & stingrays!  Cruise Moreton Bay Marine Park  Swim in beautiful Blue Lagoon  Historic Cape Moreton lighthouse  Enjoy Honeymoon Bay & North Point  All meals provided!  Sleeping bags, sandboards, snorkels & firewood supplied!  Choose camping at our permanent camp site OR Tangalooma Resort  Private charters & corporate events available!

Moreton Island | Stradbroke Island | Fraser Island P: (07) 3203 4241 E: tours@sunrover.com.au www.sunrover.com.au

MORETON ISLAND ADVENTURES With Moreton Island Adventures it is Your Adventure…Your Way! 

Take your 4WD or walk on board the Micat ferry

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Stay at Castaways and sample the delights at our sensational restaurant

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Head on an Island Tour – see the lighthouse, slide the sand dunes, snorkel the wrecks or swim in Blue Lagoon

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Indulge in your own fully catered beach event, or

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Book the Micat exclusively for your next corporate or social event and cruise Moreton Bay or the Brisbane River in style

Start your Moreton Island Adventure today.

For more information contact our friendly staff on P: (07) 3909 3333 MoretonIslandAdventures.com.au

ADVENTURE MORETON ISLAND Adventure Moreton Island offers great value Packaged Day Tours from Brisbane to the majestic Moreton Island. Moreton Island is an untouched Queensland paradise of white sandy beaches and pristine crystal waters. Only a 75 minute boat ride from Brisbane to Tangalooma Island Resort, home to wild dolphins and only a short stroll to the Tangalooma wrecks which are teeming with marine life!

Adventure Moreton Island guests have full use of the Tangalooma Resort facilities along with an abundance of activity choices, such as Snorkelling the Ship Wrecks, Sand Boarding, Quad Biking, Beach Segways, Kayaking, Stand Up Paddle Boarding, Fish Feeding, Sailing and much more!

With its tranquil, clear blue waters, abundant marine life and wild dolphins, Adventure Moreton Island is a must do activity.

Tangalooma Island Resort, Moreton Island P: 1300 022 878 E: nicole@adventuremoreton.com www.adventuremoretonisland.com

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The towns & villages of

Moreton Bay Our bayside villages are the perfect places to relax and unwind. You can fish off jetties, enjoy a picnic in picturesque waterside parks, or simply explore cafes, restaurants, galleries and boutiques, and a variety of weekend markets.

North of Brisbane you’ll find Redcliffe, Sandgate and Shorncliffe nestled beside the water, or you can head to Caboolture and take to the skies to parachute, glide or indulge in a joy flight. If you feel like getting closer to nature, lush hinterland and protected forests are only a short drive away.

To the east of the city you can explore the popular boaties’ havens of Manly and Wynnum, where you can also take a trip to historic Saint Helena Island.

In the south are the leafy villages of Cleveland, Victoria Point and Wellington Point – complete with expansive waterfront parks. Close by is Ormiston and its iconic colonial mansion, and Mount Cotton, home to Queensland’s most awarded winery.

The following pages offer a snapshot of our bayside villages.

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Redlands Cleveland

While you’re here

Just half an hour from Brisbane CBD, charming Cleveland offers waterside dining, luxurious day spas, historical attractions, art galleries and leafy parks. It’s also your departure point for spectacular North Stradbroke Island.

> Cleveland Point – Pack lunch for the park,

The main streets have been transformed by public works of art, inscribed poetry and fountains, making Cleveland one of Australia’s finest urban streetscapes. It features a variety of bronze and timber sculptures, each work of art telling its own story and expressing a little of the Redlands’ pride in its heritage, culture and future.

oldest licensed establishments also has one the best views and atmospheres.

Cleveland is also home to Raby Bay, a canal estate that provides direct access to Moreton Bay. The parkland along the foreshores of Raby Bay (and the historic parks throughout Cleveland) provide lovely places for recreation or to just chill out.

Toondah Harbour and marina provide a connection to the popular North Stradbroke Island. Passenger water taxis and vehicular barges are available during the day.

throw in a fishing line, check out the 147-year-old lighthouse or dine at the Lighthouse Café, Bar & Restaurant, overlooking Moreton Bay and its islands.

> visit Grand View Hotel – Queensland’s > eat

at Raby Bay Harbour – A mouthwatering array of cuisine is on offer at this bustling harbour. Look out over yachts and cruisers while you sample the fare.

> explore the Shops – Browse the gift shops in Bloomfield Street and have a break at one of the many endearing cafes for a treat.

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t ry Salt therapy – Sit back, relax and breathe…Book a treatment at Salt Sanctuary, the first salt therapy clinic in Greater Brisbane, simulating the effects experienced in the therapeutic natural salt caves of Europe.

> Get close to nature – Walk or ride your bike through the Black Swamp Wetlands, a fascinating ecosystem of birds, animals and vegetation in the heart of Cleveland.

Self Guided Heritage Trails are available from the Visitor Information Centre at IndigiScapes.

These offer a unique insight into the historic sites throughout the Redlands.

the sunset with a glass of bubbly on a 38ft catamaran under sail (departing from Raby Bay).

Wellington Point

While you’re here

Want to know where the locals go to relax?

It’s this quaint bayside village and its stunning park on the tip of Wellington Point.

> relax at Wellington Point Reserve – Picnic

It has a bustling, friendly atmosphere where the water and seaside make it a particularly popular spot on weekends. The village itself is a friendly community hub, with cafes, restaurants and pubs, and a range of shops.

Bordered by water on both sides, the point is renowned as a great spot for boating, and water sports including jet skiing and windsurfing. The long jetty is the ideal spot to throw in a line or just admire views of the bay.

There are plenty of places to get close to nature, including Geoff Skinner Wetlands, Doug Tiller Reserve and Valley Road Wetlands.

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> Take a champagne cruise – Relax and watch

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under ancient Moreton Bay Fig trees or dine at the Point of View Restaurant. The kids can play on state-of-the-art equipment, although many prefer to climb the huge fig trees that dominate this beautiful parkland.

> Walk to King Island – That’s right, you can walk to your own island from the Wellington Point Reserve – at low tide, of course.

> Eat a Mega Death Burger – This is the Everest of food challenges at Off The Wall Diner. Infamous for being one of the hottest meals on the planet.

> Go kayaking

or watch the Kitesurfers – Take a guided kayak tour and explore the coastline and local waterways. This stretch is also wonderful for kitesurfing.

Ormiston This leafy bayside suburb is best known for its historical importance in Queensland’s history. It stretches from Cleveland’s Raby Bay in the east to Wellington Point in the north, and its tree-lined streets and bay views provide a glimpse of bayside lifestyle at its best.

Ormiston is home to the historic Ormiston House from which the suburb takes its name.

It was traditionally a farming community and flower farms can still be found in the area.

While you’re here > Ormiston House – One of the Redlands’ best-loved historic treasures, this beautiful property overlooks Moreton Bay. Stroll through the fully restored home (one of the few remaining 1860s country houses in Queensland) and tranquil leafy gardens. Open every Sunday for Devonshire Tea.

Redlands Mount Cotton

Victoria Point

This gorgeous area combines rolling hills, farmland and bushland rich with abundant wildlife. Nestled among the hills and trees are a brand new day spa, a luxury guest house and an award-winning winery.

There are three points of interest in this diverse suburb. There’s the spacious Victoria Point Reserve looking across the water at Coochimudlo Island; the leafy township, with its shops and eateries; and the newest attraction, the bustling Lakeside Precinct.

Offering a peaceful rural atmosphere, Mount Cotton also has a wealth of natural habitat to explore, including Venman Bushland National Park. The open forest – a mixture of eucalypt and melaleuca trees and flowering shrubs – is home to koalas, ringtail and common brushtail possums, sugar gliders, greater gliders, swamp and red-necked wallabies, powerful owls and other native birds.

Mount Cotton Village has a convenience store and café overlooking lakes rich with birdlife. The surrounding park features new play equipment, gazebos, barbecue facilities, walking tracks and a lush mango orchard.

While you’re here > wine and dine out at Sirromet Winery – Queensland’s largest and most highly awarded winery and Restaurant Lurleens is a must-visit for food and wine lovers.

Aside from the obvious attractions, it has stunning views of surrounding bushland, the bay and North Stradbroke Island.

Choose from the fine dining restaurant or the busy cellar door and café. The grounds are family-friendly.

> enjoy High tea overlooking bushland – Mount Cotton Guesthouse serves up delectable high teas on its charming and intimate deck. The service and attention to detail is second to none, the location serene.

> Pamper yourself – Spend an hour or two at the Mount Cotton Body & Soul Spa Retreat, set among the natural bushland.

IndigiScapes Runnymede Road, Capalaba If you love the Australian bush, make sure you visit this environmental centre dedicated to local indigenous plants and wildlife. You can wander through the tranquil display gardens, explore the maze, and maybe even spot a koala. Or just enjoy the scrumptious food inspired by bush tucker flavours at the Tea Garden Café, surrounded by natural bushland.

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This bayside village is one of the fastest growing suburbs in the Redlands, reflecting its wide range of shopping and entertainment options – alongside natural bushland and conservation areas.

Nestled between Thornlands and Redland Bay, Victoria Point juts out into the bay and is lined with foreshore parks and beaches. Thompson’s Beach is a particularly popular swimming spot in summer and kayak launch site (for Redland Kayak Tours).

The point itself is the gateway to Coochiemudlo Island, with ferries and barges leaving regularly from the Victoria Point Jetty. The boat ramp is also is a popular launching site for boaties.

Other major features in the area are Point Halloran Conservation Area, Redlands YMCA and Aquatic Centre, Eprapah Scout Environmental Training Centre, Duncan Jenkins Eucalypt Park, Egret Colony Wetlands, EM Dowling Sportsfield, Glen Road Wetlands, Les Moore Park and WH Yeo Park.

While you’re here >

visit the Lakeside Precinct – Dine at one of the diverse restaurants and cafes in this popular precinct beside a man-made lake, and then view a movie at one of the newest and most affordable cinemas in the region.

> Tempt your tastebuds – Enjoy a home-style breakfast at Brown Sugar Café or Harvest Café, both renowned for their original and delicious food.

> T hompsons

Beach – Have a picnic and take the children for a dip at Thompsons Beach.

NORTHERN MORETON BAY

Redcliffe Nestled beside Moreton Bay, Redcliffe Peninsula is a haven of calm waters, sandy beaches and scenic parks along 22 km of spectacular coastline. Only 30 minutes from Brisbane, this relaxing bayside favourite has wonderful views across the bay to Moreton Island.

While you’re here > take the kids to Settlement Cove Lagoon – This tropical aquatic wonderland overlooks the bay and features a children’s playground with water jets, wading pool and a swimming area. This free attraction is patrolled during busy seasons and has excellent facilities for picnics and barbecues.

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Suttons Beach – Redcliffe’s only patrolled beach is popular with people of all ages. There’s also a beachfront playground for the kids when they’ve had enough fun in the water.

> enjoy the Redcliffe Esplanade – Explore picturesque cycleways and parklands on foot or using pedal power. Breathe in that fresh sea air!

> Go whale watching – See humpbacks up close and personal on a water-based whale watching tour (June – November).

> Get a bird’s eye view of the bay – Take a scenic helicopter flight and see Moreton Bay from a new angle.

> Dine at Sails Restaurant & Function Centre – Enjoy alfresco fine dining overlooking Suttons Beach: a la carte or take-away (including gelati!).

> Fish off the Redcliffe Jetty – One of the best spots in south-east Queensland to throw in a line.

> Take a tiger moth flight – Feel the wind in your hair as you fly over the Pumicestone Passage in a classic aircraft (departing from nearby Caboolture).

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Explore the Hinterland… (and other spots close to Redcliffe) > Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology – Step back in time and explore Roman, Viking and medieval history (on the road to Bribie Island).

> Brisbane’s Alma Park Zoo – Get close to animals of all sizes at this popular zoo (Dakabin).

> Caboolture Historical Village – Set over four hectares, this village features more than 70 buildings and a vast array of historical memorabilia. History buffs will spend hours here.

> D’Aguilar National Park – Discover remote gorges, sheltered pockets of subtropical rainforest, expanses of eucalypt woodland and spectacular views of Moreton Bay.

> Lakeside Park Raceway – Test your need for speed with a few laps at this renowned track (beside Lake Kurwongbah).

> Queensland State Equestrian Centre – Love horses? Then Queensland’s premier equestrian sport and multipurpose events venue at Caboolture is a must visit. Spread over 30 hectares, this spectacular facility hosts regular events and festivals, as well as regular family movie nights during the holidays.

Scarborough While you’re here > Stroll through Newport Marina – Check out the wide range of yachts and boats moored at this popular marina. It’s also the departure point for Dolphin Wild Island Cruises and Snorkel Safari tours.

> Morgan’s Seafood and Teppanyaki Room – Dine on fresh seafood overlooking Scarborough Boat Harbour and its collection of luxury yachts, pleasure craft and commercial fishing trawlers.

have you visited?

> Dayboro – This pretty hinterland town has plenty to offer, including Hay Cottage (providing tourist information and an eclectic range of arts and crafts), a lovely bookshop and café, historic pubs and tasty dining options.

> Samford and Samford Valley – It’s as much about the journey as the destination when it comes to Samford village, nestled in an elbow of beautiful Samford Creek at the foot of Mount Nebo. The drive to Samford takes you through forest, farmland and valleys, framed by the spectacular mountains of the D’Aguilar range in the distance. The village is home to quaint craft shops, art galleries and historical points of interest.

> D ’AGUILAR

NATIONAL PARK – D’Aguilar National Park lies on the doorstep of Brisbane, divided into two distinct sections – South D’Aguilar (formerly Brisbane Forest Park) and Mount Mee (formerly Mount Mee State Forest and Forest Reserve). It is striking in its diversity of environments and plant communities and is home to a wide range of native wildlife, some of which are rare or threatened.

> Ocean View Estates Winery & Restaurant – Unwind among the vines for a day or a weekend. Enjoy vineyards, cellar door, al a carte dining and Australia’s most intimate and hands-on experience of a fully-operational winery.

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Sandgate and Shorncliffe This picturesque spot is a favourite weekend outing for many city-dwellers. Try freshly cooked fish and chips at one of the local cafes and take-aways, or just enjoy panoramic bay views from shady foreshore parks .

While you’re here > take a walk at Shorncliffe Pier – Synonymous with Moreton Bay, this 130-year-old timber pier features white faded timber railings, colonial street lamps and a resting shelter.

> explore Boondall Wetlands and Environmental Centre – A short drive from Sandgate, the wetland reserve has picnic facilities, barbecues (at Nudgee Beach Reserve) and wheelchair access. Stroll through different wetland habitats, take a canoe trip with your own canoe/kayak, join a free guided walk with a volunteer guide, or ride your bike through the reserve.

> Try kite and wind-surfing – Feel the wind in your hair – and get the adrenaline pumping – at one of the best kite-surfing locations in Australia on the Sandgate foreshore. Alternatively, challenge your skills in the waves with a stand-up paddle board. Lessons and hire equipment are available from Surf Connect Watersports Centre.

> Walk the heritage trail – The best way to get a feel for Sandgate is to follow the heritage trail through the recently landscaped village and its historic homes and buildings. Then head along Flinders Parade, which hugs the foreshore, all the way to Cabbage Tree Creek and Shorncliffe railway station.

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Manly and Wynnum Manly

Manly Harbour Village

With immediate access to Moreton Bay – and the closest bay access to Brisbane’s CBD – Manly is a boat lover's dream. The centrepiece is Manly Harbour, a marina crowded with magnificent yachts and quality eateries.

With the largest man-made marina on the east coast of Australian and the charming character of Manly Harbour Village, this bayside favourite has a delightful ‘High Street’ and nautical atmosphere. Explore markets, art galleries and parks, or dine in village restaurants and cafes – all against a backdrop of white sails, blue water, and distant islands.

Renowned for its relaxed yet sophisticated nautical atmosphere, Manly is the perfect place for families and friends to gather. There are good bikeways and walkways and a yearround heated swimming pool. In the summer, outdoor activities such as canoeing and rollerblading are also very popular.

With the harbour, boat ramps and multiple yacht and boat clubs, it’s a major gateway to Moreton Bay.

While you’re here > view boats at East Coast Marina – Home to more than 1,500 craft of all shapes and sizes, this marina is a must see for boat-lovers.

> visit Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron – A premier destination for yachting in Australia, the squadron hosts world, national, state and club sailing regattas in a number of classes.

World, national, state and club sailing regattas bring sailors to Manly to each year compete, and local fishing competitions and yacht races start in the bay and head off to faraway destinations.

> cool off at Wynnum Wading Pool and Water Park – A great outing for the family. The pool

Spend some time in this wonderful waterfront precinct with its inspired streetscape and you will want to stay longer and return again.

> Try your hand at sailing –Experience the exhilaration of sailing with skippers from the

Wynnum Wynnum is a lively, family-friendly bayside suburb, just 30 minutes by car from the Brisbane CBD. It attracts all kinds of visitors who enjoy the atmosphere of a village by the water.

Taking a relaxing stroll along the Esplanade at Wynnum is a highlight of any visit, as is the wading pool and waterpark for the children. Other favourites for the children are the Wynnum North bird hide, where they can watch native birds feeding and resting, and the Wynnum Mangrove Boardwalk with its storybook trail.

There are plenty of first-rate dining options around Wynnum, with the main dining and shopping areas at Bay Terrace, Tingal Road and Glenora Street. So, whether you are looking for a cafe, take-away, pub or restaurant, you will find something to suit your tastes in Wynnum.

fills with seawater at high tide and is an ideal spot for kids to have some water fun, without having to venture out into the open water. At low tide, the kids will love chasing the legions of soldier crabs scuttling across the foreshore.

> view UNIQUE ART AND GIFTWARE – The Manly Gallery showcases original local works.

Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron with Wednesday Afternoon Go Sailing (WAGS).

> Explore the Royal Esplanade – Cycle or walk along the foreshore and enjoy views of the bay and the myriad of watercraft that sail it.

> Walk through wetlands – Take a leisurely stroll through the Lota or Wynnum Mangrove Boardwalks, spotting native birds and marine life.

> Follow the Wynnum Manly Heritage Trail – This fascinating trail helps you discover the rich history of the area, taking in 24 historically significant sites from Fort Lytton to the Wynnum Pier.

> Go dragon boat racing – Try your skills at one of the world’s fast-growing sports. The Manly Dragon Boat Club (based at the Wynnum Manly Yacht Club) welcomes newcomers.

> Listen to live music – Dine, sit back and relax and listen to some great live acts beside the bay at the Manly Hotel.

> Step back in time on St Helena Island – Cross the bay in a 55ft catamaran and discover the ruins of the colonial maximum-security prison built there in 1867. For more than 60 years it was home to hundreds of society’s outcasts. Cruise across the bay and discover this fascinating and colourful past. The island is also a national park.

> visit Fort Lytton National Park – Take a guided tour or explore this historical fort at your own pace. From 1881 to the 1930s, it was Brisbane’s frontline defence in safeguarding shipping lanes and ports from possible enemy raids. Considered the birthplace of Queensland’s military history, it was a coastal fortress surrounded by a water-filled moat. It boasted heavy armaments concealed behind grassy ramparts and connected by underground passages. The fort is a fascinating insight into Queensland’s military past.

> BROWSE THROUGH ART and CRAFT – The Sunday Creative Markets in Little Bayside Park are held every Sunday. Let the kids climb on the play equipment in the nearby playground.

Southern Moreton Bay Tourist Drive

> buy produce FRESH FROM THE FARM – Jan Powers Farmers’ Markets are held in Little Bayside

Starting at nearby Tingalpa, the southern tourist drive passes through the bayside villages of Wynnum, Manly and Lota and then on to the Redlands.

> TREAT THE FAMILY – Enjoy a free night at Movies in the Park, the first Saturday of the month.

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SIRROMET WINERY Situated at the picturesque Mount Cotton, just a short drive from Brisbane and the Gold Coast, Sirromet offers food and wine lovers the ultimate winery experience. Come and visit our fully operating Winery, Vineyard, Cellar Door and the award winning Restaurant Lurleen’s nestled in a location alive with breathtaking views.

To ensure you have the complete Sirromet experience, we would like to offer you a 2 for 1 Tour and Tasting voucher (valued at $20).

Go behind the scenes of a working winery and gain insight into the wine making process.

Take advantage of this great offer – simply call us on (07) 3822 0628 and mention the code ‘moreton’.

850 Mount Cotton Road, Mount Cotton Q 4165 P: (07) 3206 2999 www.sirromet.com

REDLANDS INDIGISCAPES CENTRE Located just 30 minutes from the Brisbane airport, the multi award winning Redlands IndigiScapes Centre in Capalaba is a great way for visitors to experience the Australian bush.

Set on 14ha of nature reserve, the Centre provides visitors with hands on experiences and opens their taste buds to the delights of Australian bush tucker.

Visitors can learn about the wisdom of the local Indigenous people and their use of plants and animals; explore the bushland areas, go bird watching, or just stop for coffee and cake.

The 400 year old Tallowwood Tree is home to a menagerie of bird, insect and animal life. There is a viewing platform overlooking a beautiful dam, where water birds glide, and freshwater turtles surface lazily along the edges.

17 Runnymede Road, Capalaba Q 4157 P: (07) 3820 1100 E: Jeanette.adams@redland.qld.gov.au www.indigiscapes.com.au

HOYA GARDEN PLAZA Surrounded by acres of bushland in the Redlands, we offer a unique sanctuary from hectic life.

Our nursery offers specialties in succulents, indoor plants, pots and statues. This complements the expansive Gift and Home Décor Floor with its Asian and French themes – arguably one of Brisbane’s largest wall art and windchime collections.

To nicely round out this wonderful shopping experience is the alfresco Garden Café which offers contemporary Breakfast and Lunch as well as coffee and cake every day*.

*except some public holidays

546 Redland Bay Road, Capalaba Q 4161 P: (07) 3206 1222 www.hoyagardenplaza.com

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BAYSIDE ANTIQUE & COLLECTABLES CENTRE Experience Redland’s own Antique Centre, with thirty dealer spaces showcasing an extensive and impressive range of antiques, collectables and old wares. Furniture, ceramics, glass, silver, art, jewellery, books, coins, medals, ephemera, toys, photographics, militaria, tools and much more.

Includes Dolly’s recycled fashions. 

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Easy access for wheelchairs, mobility scooters, walkers and prams

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Pet friendly

Enjoy a friendly and relaxing atmosphere while hunting for your next treasure. One visit and you’ll be hooked!

Open 7 days 10am to 5pm – Look for ‘Roller Girl’ out front!

162 Bloomfield Street, Cleveland Q 4163 P: (07) 3821 0936 E: baysideantique@optusnet.com.au www.baysideantiqueandcollectablescentre.com

REDLAND ART GALLERY Redland Art Gallery features six exhibition spaces over two locations at Cleveland and Capalaba.

The gallery’s policy is to present a balanced and varied exhibition program of innovative and traditional works that provide opportunities for residents and visitors to engage with the visual arts, craft and design and support representation of the Redlands’ diverse culture and heritage.

Monday to Friday 9am – 4pm Sunday 9am – 2pm Admission Free Redland Art Gallery is an initiative of Redland City Council, dedicated to the late Eddie Santagiuliana

Cnr Middle and Bloomfield Streets, Cleveland Q 4163 P: (07) 3829 8899 E: gallery@redland.qld.gov.au www.more2redlands.com.au/ArtGallery

STEPHANIES® VINTAGE SPA Stephanies® Vintage Spa Cleveland combines old world charm with a touch of modern decadence and European style! The spa layout is deceivingly spacious, with the quaint cottage style shop front opening through to a magnificent, multi level opulent day spa spanning over two separate dwellings.

A retail spa boutique, dedicated Medi Spa quarter, eight treatment suites and a vintage inspired lounge with open fireplace provide guests with peaceful environments to enjoy one on one treatments, group bookings, spa parties or romantic couples escapes.

Stephanies® Vintage Spa Cleveland offers an impressive menu of his and her beauty services, signature spa treatments and gift shop treasures. Stephanies Luxury Spa Group also offers day spas in Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast.

200 Middle Street, Cleveland Q 4163 P: (07) 3488 0300 / 1300 DAY SPA E: info@stephaniesvintagespa.com.au www.stephanies.com.au

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THE COURTHOUSE RESTAURANT “The environment we dine in is as important as the food we dine on”.

The award winning Courthouse truly is a complete dining experience, from its breathtaking waterfront location, its ambiance and character, to its exceptional quality of food and service. We invite you to share The Courthouse experience today.

The Courthouse offers a fabulous A-La-Carte menu that features delicious dishes made from locally Australian sourced produce of the highest quality for your dining pleasure.

Events can easily be catered for from anywhere between 2 to 250 guests. We have areas and menus that lend themselves perfectly for your next dining occasion.

Open Tuesday to Sunday for Lunch and Dinner.

1 Paxton Street, Cleveland Q 4163 P: (07) 3286 1386 E: theoldcourthouse@bigpond.com www.courthouserestaurant.com.au

ROBINSON CRUISES SAILING ADVENTURES Indulge your senses as you explore the beautiful waters of Moreton Bay with Robinson Cruises Sailing Adventures on board our modern and comfortable sailing catamarans.

“We had a wonderful, relaxing time.

The captain was extremely professional and made our day a small holiday away from life.”

Operating from Raby Bay Harbour, Cleveland – Gateway to the beautiful Moreton Bay Marine Park P: 0408 872 316 E: info@robinsoncruises.com www.robinsoncruises.com FB: Robinson cruises sailing adventures

REDLANDS SPORTING CLUB The Redlands Sporting Club, Wellington Point, is a multi-award winning Club for the community providing free daily live entertainment to suit all ages and tastes.

We have Club Keno, TAB and 235 of the latest gaming machines with daily promotions.

For your next function, why not book the Palms Auditorium, a professional, stress-free experience with catering to suit all budgets.

Try a new dining experience with Buffet World, the Club Cafe or our Club Steakhouse which offers a range of delicious, mouth-watering steaks, Chef’s Specials, hot box and made to order meals.

We welcome all visitors to the Redlands to Brisbane’s best Bayside club!

Anson Road, Wellington Point Q 4160 P: (07) 3207 1133 F: (07) 3822 2216 E: rsc@rsc.asn.au www.redlandssportingclub.com.au

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CLEVELAND MOTOR INN

With easy access to the heart of Cleveland, the Moreton Bay Islands and Sirromet Winery, the Cleveland Motor Inn is perfectly positioned to experience the local region and offers the ideal relaxed setting for your next holiday.

37 Freeth Street East, Ormiston Q 4160 P: (07) 3286 3911 E: info@clevelandmotorinn.com.au www.clevelandmotorinn.com.au

THE OLD SCHOOLHOUSE GALLERY

MT COTTON GUESTHOUSE / HIGH TEA

Mt Cotton Guesthouse is a multi-award winning deluxe B&B on a 20 hectare private nature refuge. Feel miles away in this beautiful, relaxing setting. Enjoy a full breakfast each morning in the treetops or from your private balcony. All rooms are beautifully furnished with private ensuites. Complimentary port and chocolates. Mt Cotton Guesthouse now offers decadent High Tea on weekends. Sparkling pink spritzer, chocolate berry mousse, Portuguese custard tarts, home made scones, savoury tartlets, ribbon sandwiches and more. 11am Saturdays and Sundays. Other days by arrangement. Bookings essential.

355 West Mount Cotton Road, Mt Cotton Q 4165 P: 0418 745 167 E: enquiries@mtcottonguesthouse.com.au www.mtcottonguesthouse.com.au

QUEENSLAND WILDLIFE ARTISTS SOCIETY

ORMISTON HOUSE

‘where art meets history’ Our members share a passion for the development of arts and crafts within the Redlands community and beyond.

Please call in to view our arts, crafts and gift items without obligation.

Entry is free and we are open Fri, Sat, Sun and Public Holidays from 9.30am to 4.30pm.

New members are welcome.

124-126 Shore Street North, Cleveland Q 4163 P: (07) 3821 2419 www.oldschoolhousegallery.com.au

International award winning wildlife art now has a permanent display at The Old Schoolhouse Gallery. The display of original paintings, prints, cards, books, glass art and wood works changes monthly.

Open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays 9.30am – 4.30pm (or when the flags are out).

One of the finest examples of colonial architecture in Queensland with beautiful gardens overlooking Moreton Bay; meticulously restored, furnished with authentic period pieces. Open Sundays 12noon - 4pm. Midweek: Group bookings, school tours, coach tours. Adults $5 / Children $1

124-126 Shore Street North, Cleveland Q 4163 P: (07) 3821 2419 E: qwasiwildlife@iprimus.com.au www.qwasi-wildlife.com

277 Wellington Street, Ormiston Q 4160 P: (07) 3286 1425 M: 0457 675 137 E: ormiston.house@bigpond.com www.ormistonhouse.org.au

STEPHEN DIBB JEWELLERY

Bespoke .. Artisan .. Handcrafted Step into the artistic world of Stephen Dibb Jewellery and experience a world of beauty and exquisite workmanship. With an eye for detail the skilled jewellers can create the kind of jewellery you have been dreaming of.

Shop 1/48 Bloomfield Street, Cleveland Q 4163 P: (07) 3821 6900 E: sdibb@bigpond.net.au www.sdj.com.au

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MANLY MARINA COVE MOTEL The Manly Marina Cove Motel offers guests 4 star accommodation in 39 modern guest rooms. Ideally nestled in the Manly boat harbour beside Moreton Bay and Islands, this unique motel is conveniently located close to the picturesque Manly Harbour Village and the adjoining Wynnum/Manly Esplanade and parklands.

The Manly Marina Cove Motel is the perfect choice for leisure and business guests. Rooms offer guests individual patios or balconies, some with spectacular views towards Wellington Point, King Island and across the boat harbour.

With its secure and convenient parking, solar heated plunge pool and BBQ courtyard, the motel offers guests a place to relax and appreciate the bay breezes while enjoying the amenities of first class accommodation.

578a Royal Esplanade (Cnr Royal Esplanade & Davenport Drive), Manly Q 4179 P: (07) 3348 1000 E: info@manlymarinacove.com www.manlymarinacove.com

MOUNT NEBO

BOOMBANA GALLERY

CAFE BOOMBANA Café Boombana is a gorgeous little mountain café—a hidden treasure in an exquisite setting.

Nestled in Brisbane’s hinterland, Mount Nebo is only 45-minutes’ drive from the hustle and bustle of the city. Dining is available inside and out, with a back veranda overlooking the mountainous sub-tropical rainforest. Café Boombana is full of lovely homemade goodies, hearty meals and delicious milkshakes and welcoming staff.

Photo by Jason Flesser

Boombana Gallery, located beneath the café, represents both established and emerging artists of the Mount Nebo and Mount Glorious community. Modern and contemporary works and traditional fine art of acrylics, oils, watercolour, photography, jewellery, sculpture, glasswork, life drawing, fine woodwork and clothing and accessories from up-cycled and vintage fabrics, are displayed in four light-filled rooms.

1863 Mount Nebo Road, Mount Nebo Q 4520 Café – P: 3289 8110 E: info@cafeboombana.com.au Gallery – P: 3289 8180 E: info@boombanagallery.com Café – www.cafeboombana.com.au Gallery – www.boombanagallery.com

D’AGUILAR MOUNTAIN RETREAT

This traditional Bed and Breakfast has 4 bedrooms and 2 shared bathrooms, and separate toilet, laundry and breakfast room leading to BBQ area/gardens. The rooms are No.1 King bed; No.2 Queen and 2 singles called the family room; No.3 Twin bedroom and No.4 Queen bedroom. Affordable tariff begins at $100/room (includes continental breakfast).

64 Curran Street, D’Aguilar Q 4514 P: (07) 5496 4848 M: 0428 950 131 E: retreat64@bigpond.com

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SLICKERS HORSE RIDING

ULURAMAYA RETREAT CABINS

Great range of rides from one hour escorted for $40 to an all day winery ride. Magnificent Glasshouse Mountains and coastal views, and beautiful koala bushland. Friendly, fully trained staff. Horses to suit all riding levels.

Lessons and kids’ camps. Bookings essential.

Three eco log cabins 40 minutes from Brisbane nestled at the top of 50 acres of eucalypt forest with commanding views of the ocean and Glasshouse Mountains from each cabin. Self cater or enjoy gourmet breakfasts and dinners cooked by your hosts. Free wifi to each cabin. 15 minutes to Woodford.

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116 Dunlop Lane, Kurwongbah Q 4503 P: (07) 3285 1444 E: ad.slickers@gmail.com www.slickershorseriding.com

228 McConnell Road, Wamuran Q 4512 M: 0412 679 226 E: info@uluramaya.com.au www.uluramaya.com.au

DREAMTIME KULLILLA ART Dreamtime Kullilla Art grew from a humble stall travelling between markets around South East Queensland and Internationally to the professional cultural business we are today.

Specialising in authentic Aboriginal Art and Craft and Bush Tucker products, Dreamtime Kullilla Art delivers locally from our retail premises on the Redcliffe Peninsula, and to the rest of the world via the internet.

Aboriginal Artist Michael Connolly produces a range of beautiful artworks on canvas, didgeridoos, boomerangs, music sticks, bark and various other items. Come walk with us, and experience all we have to offer in The One Stop Cultural Shop. Learn and appreciate Aboriginal Culture from the First Peoples of this Land.

Michael & Jo Connolly

Unit 7/349 MacDonnell Road, Clontarf Q 4019 P: (07) 3880 1320 M: 0419 700 092 F: (07) 3880 0479 E: info@kullillaart.com.au www.kullillaart.com.au www.facebook.com/art.dreamtime

BRISBANE WHALE WATCHING Witness the Great Migration!

Brisbane Whale Watching invites you to come on board the magnificent ‘Eye-Spy’ for an encounter with the whales. Of all the great whales, the humpback is the most surface active displaying behaviour that will not only inspire you but leave you in awe. There quite clearly is no better place to observe the mighty humpback than Brisbane’s Moreton Bay in Queensland, recognised as one of the world’s best whale watching areas. 

Departs Redcliffe Jetty

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Transfers available

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Guaranteed whale sightings

Redcliffe Jetty, Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe Q 4020 P: (07) 3880 0477 E: info@brisbanewhalewatching.com.au www.brisbanewhalewatching.com.au

BEACHMERE PALMS MOTEL

Enjoy a relaxing “mini break” with a stay at Beachmere Palms Motel.  Clean, Quiet, Affordable Rooms  Air Con, DVD, WiFi  50 metre walk to local beach  Walk to great local Tavern, Club & Shops  Tasty home cooked breakfasts available 30 Biggs Avenue, Beachmere Q 4510 P: (07) 54 96 85 77 www.beachmerepalmsmotel.com

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EVENTS January Music by the Sea Festival Sandgate Three days of classical, folk, jazz, popular and world music, as well as theatre, performed by international, national and local artists.

Fish Fun & Aussie Sun Suttons Beach, Redcliffe A fun way to celebrate Australia Day (26 January) with live entertainment and loads of activities on land and in the water – including crab races.

February Gatorade Queensland Triathlon Series Raby Bay, Cleveland

March/April Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race Shorncliffe Each year, around 300 private and commercial craft gather around the start line and 60,000 spectators flock to the foreshore to see the start of this exciting race.

Festival of Sails Suttons Beach, Redcliffe Colourful seaside carnival coinciding with the annual Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race, with hundreds of specialty market and gourmet food stalls, live entertainment. Great family fun.

Sandgate Bluewater Festival Sandgate and Shorncliffe locations.

A week-long celebration kicking off the Brisbane to Gladstone Yacht Race, featuring stalls, rides, live music, fireworks, kids activities and the Blue Water Arts Festival.

Macleay Island Canoe Race Macleay Island Growing in popularity each year, this race attracts local and interstate competitors who circumnavigate the island via a 15 km course.

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Wrecked – The Tangalooma Ocean Swim Tangalooma Wrecks, Moreton Island An annual swimming race for professional and amateur athletes around the Tangalooma wrecks at Moreton Island.

May Urban Country Music Festival Caboolture Showgrounds, Caboolture A wide range of events, concerts and activities celebrating country music and the outback way. There is a range of FREE events with FREE entry to the Village Precinct all weekend, a Rodeo, Main Concert with some of the biggest names in country music.

Billabong Blues Festival Coochiemudlo Island Non-stop live blues and tasty food on this tranquil island, only 10 minutes from the mainland.

Redcliffe Kitefest Pelican Park, Clontarf

Indigi Day Out IndigiScapes, Capalaba Two free days of fun family activities, workshops and displays, with a focus on the natural environment.

Unwind in the Vines Ocean View Bring a blanket or chairs and unwind at Ocean View Estates. Listen to live music and enjoy views of the vineyards and lake. Enjoy excellent food, either in the restaurant before the concert or try the delicious take-away food prepared at the estate.

Lines in the Sands Eco Arts Festival Point Lookout, North Stradbroke Island This ephemeral arts festival merges creativity, culture and sustainable tourism. It includes artists residencies, art installations, naturebased arts workshops and new media performances – most held within the south gorge precinct.

Up to 20,000 people come to see amazing kites and enjoy specialty markets, food stalls and rides.

July

Pine Rivers Festival Pine Rivers

Abbey Medieval Festival The Abbey Place, Caboolture

Free family fun with two jam-packed weekends that capture the beauty and diversity of the Pine Rivers district.

Various locations.

Australia’s largest medieval event, packed with pageantry, jousting, mock battles, dancing, drama, and medieval markets.

Rodz, Rock n Roll Pine Rivers Park, Strathpine Over 350 pre 1979 car showcased in all their glory, girls and guys come dressed in their rockabilly finest to compete in the Pin Up Competition. Entertainment, food and market stalls.

Go Expo – Farm Fantastic Caboolture The largest trade expo of its kind in Australia, covering all things country.

Jetty 2 Jetty Fun Run Woody Point

June

This popular fun run features a scenic course following the picturesque Redcliffe waterfront and includes a range of distances.

Folk Festival of Music IndigiScapes, Capalaba

Matthew Flinders Day Coochiemudlo Island

Concerts and workshops from acclaimed folk artists, coinciding with the popular Indigi Day Out.

Celebrate Matthew Flinders’ landing with free entertainment, live music, markets, sailing and an outrigger canoe racing.

Redlands Bluegrass Convention Kindilan Outdoor Education Centre, Redland Bay

Celebrate Redcliffe Festival & Superboat Grand Prix Redcliffe

The best bluegrass bands in Australia come together over three days for this increasingly popular event.

Meet superboat drivers, enjoy delicious seafood, cooking demonstrations, live music and children’s activities.

Straddie Chamber Music Festival North Stradbroke Island

Night under the stars Ormiston House, Ormiston

A stunning three-day festival of chamber music set against a backdrop of Moreton Bay.

A stunning evening of classical music at historic Ormiston House.

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What’s Cooking in the Garden Redcliffe Botanic Gardens, Redcliffe

Island Vibe Festival Point Lookout, North Stradbroke Island

This event dishes up a feast of entertainment, food, art and all things gardening.

Moreton Island Fishing Classic Moreton Island A family-friendly event for fishing and boating enthusiasts.

Three-day celebration of roots and reggae music, dance and island culture.

Straddie Assault Point Lookout, North Stradbroke Island

September

Australia’s longest running teams surfing competition. A great opportunity to see the next generation of surfers.

Mega Motor Show Caboolture Historical Village, Caboolture

Halloween Street Party Manly Harbour Village

Come see vehicles of all shapes and sizes, from planes, trains and boats to V8 supercars and vintage cars.

Straddie Salute Multisport Festival Point Lookout, North Stradbroke Island Three great events for competitors and spectators: Sibelco Straddie 1000 Ocean Swim, Colombia 8 km Adventure Run/Walk and the Offroad Trialthlon.

Redfest – Redlands Spring Festival Norm Price Park, Redland Showgrounds, Cleveland

Wizards, warlocks, witches and goblins join in with street performers for this fun family party.

Active Outdoors Expo 2013 Manly Harbour Village Action packed, free fun filled day of activities, demonstrations and exhibitions to showcase the range of outdoor activity opportunities to encourage active healthy participation in the outdoors. There’s something for everyone including canoeing, mountain biking, orienteering, rock climbing and trampolining.

November Seafood Spectacular & Pig Race Classic Little Ship Club, Dunwich, North Stradbroke Island Seafood and pig racing – what more do you need to know?

Oyster Festival Dunwich North Stradbroke Island Sample oysters from local farmers and locally-caught fresh prawns. There are also amusement rides, family activities and live music.

Power, Sail & Paddle Manly Harbour Village On water marine showcase with displays of boats and other marine related equipment to promote the benefits of and access to a marine recreation based lifestyle. Marina berths to showcase luxury cruising vessels.

On water activity including sailing demonstrations and kayaking.

December Woodford Folk Festival Woodford This annual six-day festival attracts more than 2,000 international, national and local performers for concerts, dances, street theatre, comedy sessions, acoustic jams, circus performers, cabaret and fire events.

VARIOUS DATES A Day on the Green Sirromet Winery, Mt Cotton

Redlands’ premier music and cultural festival boasts musicians and artists from around the globe, as well as stalls and a fun sideshow alley.

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S7

Toilets Showers (cold) Water

(treat before use)

In an emergency dial 000 or if no mobile reception try 112. If calling from ocean beach, advise operator of your closest distance marker. (Marker positioning not to scale)

White Rock

Shark Spit

8 km

Recreation area

Lake Jabiru

Five Hills

Comboyuro Point

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S9

Walking track Lookout Bins

S11

Information

Rous Battery

Telephone

Big Sandhills

Accommodation

S13

General store Vehicle ferry

Beach safety zones provide added safety for pedestrians.

All vehicles must not exceed 30 km/hr at all times in front of and between: • Ben-Ewa and The Wrecks campgrounds, and • Barge landing areas at: - Reeders Point - The Wrecks - Bulwer (20 km/hr).

Beaches are closed to vehicles in front of: • Cowan Cowan settlement • Tangalooma Resort

Little Sandhills

S15

S17

Toulkerrie

Airstrip Lighthouse Emergency Services helipad Spearfishing prohibited

Mirapool Lagoon S19

Kooringal

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Short Point

Campbell Point Day’s Gutter

Reeders Point

For a more detailed map of the roads, walking tracks and highlights to see, purchase the Sunmap Tourist Map for Moreton Island. Available from barge operators, selected outdoor stores and the Department of National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing at www.nprsr.qld.gov.au or (07) 3896 3216. Topographic maps (1:25,000) for the island are Moreton 9543-11, Mount Tempest 9543-12 and Kooringal 9543-21.

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Wreck

Special protection zone and no high tide vehicle access at Mirapool. Vehicles must not exceed 30 km/hr below half tide. No vehicle access at high tide.

Don’t drive near shorebirds

N2 S7

Distance markers

Note: Four marine national park (green) zones for Moreton Bay Marine Park overlap beaches on Moreton Island. All forms of collecting including fishing are prohibited. Refer to the Moreton Bay Marine Park user guide for more details.

© State of Queensland. Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service, Department of National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing. MA396 April 2012

Tailor Bight

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Honeymoon Bay

Yellow Patch

Heath Island

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Climate South-east Queensland has a subtropical climate with average temperatures temperatures between 9 - 29 degrees in Brisbane.

The bayside areas provide bay breezes to cool you down on extra hot days.

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION Emergency Services Police, Fire, Ambulance 000

transport

Southern Bay Islands, Macleay, Karragarra, Lamb, Russell

Moreton Island

Southern Bay Islands Vehicle Ferry

MICAT passenger and 4WD vehicles Depart: Port of Brisbane, Howard Smith Drive, Brisbane Travel Time: 75 minutes Timetable: www.micat.com.au

Amity Trader passenger and 4WD vehicles Departs: Victoria Point – Moreton Island (Kooringal) Travel Time: 3.5 hours Timetable: 0409 104 636 Bookings essential prior to arrival. Services are available during peak periods.

Departs: Redland Bay Travel Time: 35-65 minutes depending on destination Timetable: www.stradbrokeferries.com.au

Bay Island Transit System (BITS) water taxi Departs: Redland Bay Travel Time: 20-55 minutes depending on destination Timetable: www.transitsystems. com.au/bay-islands-timetables/

Coochiemudlo Island Coochiemudlo Island Barge Transport

Amity Trader passenger and 4WD vehicles Departs: North Stradbroke Island, Amity Point Travel Time: 30 minutes Timetable: 0409 104 636 Bookings essential prior to arrival. Services are available during peak periods.

Departs: Victoria Point Travel Time: 10 minutes Timetable: 07 3820 6557

Coochiemudlo Island Passenger Ferry Departs: Victoria Point Travel Time: 10 minutes Timetable: 07 3207 7281

North Stradbroke Island Big Red Cat (passenger and vehicle services) Departs: Toondah Harbour, Cleveland, to Dunwich Travel Time: 45 minutes Timetable: www.bigredcat.com.au

Stradbroke Ferries (passenger and vehicle service; water taxi)

Airtrain 07 3216 3308 www.airtrain.com.au AA Express 3103 0798 www.aaexpress.com.au

Departs: Toondah Harbour, Cleveland, to Dunwich Travel Time: 25 minutes Timetable: www.stradbrokeferries. com.au

Bay Air 0422 691 971

Straddie Flyer Gold Cats (water taxi)

Bribie Fast 1300 177 207 www.bribiefast.com.au

Depart: Toondah Harbour, Cleveland, to One Mile, Dunwich Travel Time: 25 minutes Timetable: www.flyer.com.au Note: Bus meets water taxis on arrival on North Stradbroke Island

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Airport Transfers

Moreton Bay & islands

Anywhere Anytime Charters 0409 738 958 www.anywhereanytimecharters.com.au

Murrays Coaches, Buses & Limousines 13 22 59 www.murrays.com.au

State Emergency Service 132 500

Gold Car Transfers Fortitude Valley 0403 762 044 Anywhere Anytime Charters 0409 738 958 www.anywhereanytimecharters.com.au Sun Air 07 5477 0888 www.sunair.com.au Veolia Transport 07 3248 6100 www.veoliatransportqld.com.au

Taxi Services Yellow Cabs Black & White Cabs

13 19 24 3860 1800

Train & Bus Services Translink 13 12 30 www.translink.com.au

4WD Permits Bribie Island & Moreton Island 13 74 68 www.nprsr.qld.gov.au North Stradbroke Island 07 3409 9668 www.straddiecamping.com.au Adder Rock, Amity Point or Cylinder Beach camp grounds

Car Hire Hire cars are allowed to go on the vehicle ferry to North Stradbroke Island.

Only 4WDS are permitted on Moreton Island.

Brisbane Airport car hire available: www.brisbaneairportcarhire.net.au

markets Bribie Island Bribie Island Art & Crafts Fair Bribie Island Community Arts Centre, Sunderland Drive When: Last Sunday of each month (7.30am-midday) What: Locally handmade, handcrafted and home grown arts and crafts including plants, vegetables, cakes, jams, gemstones, rocks, minerals, fossils and associated crafts Bribie Island Markets Pacific Harbour Marina, Marina Boulevard When: Every Saturday (6.30am-midday) What: Fresh produce, hot foods, cakes and specialty breads, crafts, home-wares, plants, fertilizers, coffee and tea Bribie Rotary Markets Brennan Park, Toorbul Street, Bongaree When: Second Sunday of each month (6.30am-midday) What: Art, accessories, adult clothing, bric-a-brac, books and magazines, children’s clothing, crystal, cushions, cacti, cakes, drinks, dolls etc.

Qld Cancer Council Markets Brennan Park, Welsby Parade When: First Sunday of each month (7.00am-midday) What: Arts and craft, honey, cakes, jams, fruit and vegetables, bric-a-brac, jewellery and plants

Cleveland Cleveland Farmers’ Markets Bloomfield Street When: Every Sunday (7am-1pm) What: Produce, gourmet condiments and foods, hand-made art and craft

Kurwongbah Old Petrie Town Markets Old Petrie Town, Dayboro Road When: Every Sunday (8am-2pm) What: Art and craft, plants, fruit and vegetables

Manly Jan Power’s Farmers’ & Fishermans’ Markets Little Bayside Park When: Third Saturday of the month (6am-midday) What: Produce and seafood Manly Creative Markets Little Bayside Park When: Every Sunday (8am-3pm) What: Food, kids’ rides, coffee shop, art, crafts, plants, fruit and vegetables, massage, dog wash etc.

North Stradbroke Island Point Lookout Markets Point Lookout Community Hall, Dickson Way When: Twice a month (Sunday) What: Gifts, local art and craft, clothing, jewellery, natural beauty products, home-made condiments

Redcliffe Redcliffe Jetty Markets Redcliffe Parade & Mall Walkway When: Every Sunday (8am-2pm) What: Art, craft, fruit and vegetables, live entertainment Redcliffe Showground Markets Redcliffe Showgrounds, Scarborough Rd When: Every Sunday (6am-11am) What: Food, plants, fruit, vegetables and generic bric-a-brac

Samford Samford Valley Markets Corner Serendipity and Mount, Samson Roads When: E very second Saturday (7am-midday) What: Organic high tea and coffee, plants, herbs, home-baked goods, clothing

Woodford Woodford Country Markets Archer Street, Woodford When: T hird Sunday of the month (6am-1pm) What: Craft, plants, food, produce, woodwork, jewellery

Visitor Information Centres Bribie Island Benabrow Avenue, Bellara P: 07 3408 9026 Open: Daily 9am-4pm Brisbane Queen Street, Brisbane P: 07 3006 6290 Open: M onday-Thursday 9am-5.30pm, Friday 9am-7pm, Saturday/Sunday 9am-5pm, Sunday 10am-5pm.

Caboolture BP Travel Centre, Bruce Highway, Burpengary Toll free: 1800 833 100 Open: Daily 9am-4pm Caboolture Community Information Centre King Street, Caboolture P: 07 5495 3122 Open: Monday to Friday 9am-3pm Dayboro 27 Williams Street, Dayboro P: 07 3245 2032 Open: Daily 10am-3pm Moreton Bay Hinterland 127 Archer Street, Woodford M: 0408 773 550 Open: Daily 9am-3pm Pine Rivers Cnr Gympie and South Pine Roads, Strathpine P: 07 3205 4793 Open: Monday to Saturday 9am-4pm Redcliffe Pelican Park, Hornibrook Esplanade, Clontarf Toll free: 1800 659 500 Open: Daily 9am-4pm Redcliffe Central Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe P: 07 3283 3577 Open: Daily 9am-4pm Redlands Indigiscapes & Visitor Centre 17 Runnymede Road, Capalaba P: 1300 667 386 Open: Daily 10am-4pm South Bank Ground floor, South Bank house, cnr Ernest & Stanley Street Plaza, South Bank P: 07 3867 2051 Open: 9am-5pm

Disclaimer: Every effort has been made to ensure that the information in this guide is correct at the time of printing. Redland City Council, Brisbane Marketing and Moreton Bay Regional Council take no responsibility for any changes to the information given within, however we would appreciate notification of any errors.

Wynnum Manly 43a Cambridge Parade, Manly P:07 3348 3524 Open: Monday-Friday 9am-4pm, Saturday/Sunday & P/H: 10am-3pm Moreton Bay & islands

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Queensland Moreton Bay & Islands Region Brisbane

Bribie Island Recreation Area

Flinders Reef Cape Moreton

BRIBIE ISLAND Bellara Bongaree

Caboolture Burpengary Ocean View

Bulwer

Woorim

MORETON ISLAND Cowan Cowan

Moreton Island National Park

Deception Bay Scarborough

Tangalooma Wrecks

Redcliffe

Clontarf

MORETON BAY

Sandgate Strathpine

Shorncliffe Boondall

Mud Island

Kooringal Ferry

Brisbane Airport

Kooringal St Helena Island

Moreton Bay 30 mins from the city

Moreton Island Micat

Brisbane City

Amity Point

Point Lookout

Wynnum

NORTH STRADBROKE ISLAND

Manly Tingalpa Wellington Point

Peel Island

Dunwich

Cleveland Capalaba

Mount Cotton Sirromet

Stradbroke Ferries Big Red Cat Straddie Flyer

Victoria Point

Coochiemudlo Island

Blue Lake National Park

Bay Island Transit (vehicle ferry & water taxis)

Redland Bay Southern Moreton Bay Islands Naree Budjong Djara National Park