Bribie Island Travel
Bribie Island Overview
Bribie Island is a large sand island in the northern part of Moreton Bay, Queensland. The island is separated from the mainland by the Pumicestone Passage. The island has a tropical climate that attracts nature lovers, families and adventurers between November and April.
Bribie Island Main Attractions
Bribie is blessed with great beaches. There are calm water options on the western side of the Bribie Island and lots of parks for picnics and free barbeques. Woorim Beach, on the eastern side of the island, has great facilities and there is usually small surf. It is a patrolled beach and perfect for a long walk along the sand. If you want an isolated beach, drive the partially unsealed road from Benalong Street and then walk the track to Skirmish Point.
The ecologically important Pumicestone Passage, formed by the channel which runs between Bribie Island and the Caboolture coastline, is a protected marine park and safe haven for dugongs, turtles, dolphins, incredibly diverse birdlife and an extensive network of mangrove swamps. This is where the Bribie Island National Park is established to impose the conservation of the marine life.
Bribie Island Activities
A haven for those seeking a "sea change", young families, water sport enthusiasts and nature lovers, Bribie offers a compact range of experiences for all age groups. Bushwalking, bike riding and bird watching are popular. Bike paths run from one side of the island to the other and short bushwalking tracks can be found surrounding the Community Arts Centre on Sunderland Drive. The Centre is also home to changing displays of painting and craft.
Bribie Island Accommodation & Dining
Accommodations in Bribie Island are overflowing. By overflowing it means outstanding number of luxurious and great places to stay. Camping in the island can be the most gratifying experience. You can try this lodging to become more enthusiastic about the amazing gift of nature. The Bribie Island restaurants offers friendly and relaxed atmosphere only found in small towns, combined with all the modern facilities of the larger city clubs. Food served in the restaurants will tantalize your taste buds.
Bribie Island Shopping & Nightlife
After the sunset, let yourself enjoy the amazing nightlife of Bribie. Too much partying may not be good, but a party in Bribie at night will bring you no regrets that you enjoy these spectacular gatherings. A number of bars and restaurants will give you lots of entertainment in your night out in the island. There are many shops and markets in this outstanding island. Two of the famous markets in the island are the Bribie Island Seafood Market and Spinnaker Seafood Market for their delicious oysters, prawns and several types of fish.
Getting To & Around Bribie Island
There are amazing and enjoyable ways to reach Bribie. The passage separates Bribie Island from the mainland. A trip on the water has spectacular views north to the Glasshouse Mountains and is a favorite spot for boat operators and fishermen. A cruise on the Ferryman boat will introduce you to the natural delights of the Pumicestone Passage Marine Park.
