Adventure lovers are spoilt for choice on Redlands Coast, with an impressive range of outdoor, cultural and island experiences.
Sample fresh local produce, discover boutique food and wine experiences, or take a low-tide walk across the sand from Wellington Point to the uninhabited King Island.
Whale watching season is in full swing, with Point Lookout on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) one of Australia’s best land-based whale watching locations. More than 40,000 whales pass the island each year between June and November as they migrate to warmer northern waters before returning south, often accompanied by calves.
Minjerribah also offers a range of unforgettable experiences, including Quandamooka cultural tours, art galleries, museums, 4WD adventures, sandboarding, beach fishing and stunning coastal walks such as the Gorge Walk and Panorama Coastal Walk.
Island escapes are another Redlands Coast highlight. A short ferry ride from Victoria Point takes visitors to Coochiemudlo Island (Goochie Mudlo), perfect for beach picnics, wetland walks and family-friendly adventures. The Southern Moreton Bay Islands, accessible by ferry from Redland Bay, also offer unique local experiences and a relaxed island atmosphere. For the more adventurous, sailing and boating provide an opportunity to explore the region’s picturesque islands and coastline.
Redlands Coast is also home to kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding and watercraft experiences on Moreton Bay, along with internationally significant wetlands, national parks, botanic gardens and extensive walking and cycling trails. Visitors can explore unspoiled bushland, spot native wildlife and discover a thriving creative arts community through galleries and studios across the mainland and islands.
For more information, visit visitredlandscoast.com.au or contact the Redlands Coast Visitor Information Centre on 1300 667 386.
