Things to do in

Redcliffe

Get on the boat at the marina and then sail out to the sea. Following this, arrive at the Tangalooma Wrecks, a world-renowned snorkeling site consisting of shipwrecks that were deliberately sunk back in the 1960s. Swim around and observe this rusty wreckage and the marine wildlife there. Enjoy morning tea on the tour. Head to the pristine beaches of Moreton Island and soak up the sun with a tasty cocktail. Eat lunch and enjoy afternoon tea. Play some games on the sand, and use the inflatables to have fun in the water. Following this, begin an educational marine safari tour. Learn about the local marine life from your knowledgeable crew. Spot dolphins, turtles, stingrays, and more from the comfort of the boat, and admire a panoramic view of the shoreline. Finally, return to the marina in the afternoon to complete the adventure.

Join a private coastal adventure from Brisbane. Encounter Eastern Grey Kangaroos, stroll through mangroves with diverse birdlife, and explore Osprey House. Drive across Houghton Highway for breathtaking views, visit the HMQS Gayundah shipwreck, and marvel at Moreton Island. After pickup, drive to a location where you can admire mobs of Eastern Grey Kangaroos from a safe distance. In the early morning, see large groups feed in the open grassland. With births occurring year-round, you can observe the young ones in their mother’s pouches. Continue with a short mangrove walk and observe a great variety of waders, water birds, and aerial birds. Also keep your eyes peeled for some perching birds, both large and small. Then, drive to Osprey House, where the environmental center has several lookouts. Learn about the various habitats. Visit another bird hide from Osprey House and take a short walk or drive with amazing mangrove views. Continuing your coastal tour, drive across one of the longest bridges in Australia, the Houghton Highway, with glorious views of Hays Inlet and the Glasshouse Mountains. Stop at two more mangrove lookouts on your way to the HMQS Gayundah shipwreck at Woody Point. The Gayundah was deliberately beached in the 1950s to act as a breakwater. Driving further around the coastline, stop to admire the spectacular view across to Moreton Island. If you wish, dip your toes in the water and do some beachcombing. End the tour at the Scarborough Boat Harbour, where you can buy fresh seafood at the legendary Morgans.