Beach days can be the whole plan. But if you feel like seeing more, here are a few ideas from our Capricorn Dancer local guide, on the island and on the water.
With the regular presence of dolphins, seasonal visits from whales and the chance to see turtles in their natural habitat, Woorim Beach offers a truly immersive and unforgettable coastal experience for wildlife enthusiasts and beachgoers alike.
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Take the scenic way.
Explore the national park
Discover the island’s bushland or plan a 4WD trip along Ocean Beach towards Fort Bribie. Check vehicle permits, tides and track conditions before travelling or book with GDay Adventure Tours and they will take care of it all. Dogs are not allowed in the national park.
Take your clubs to Bribie Island Golf Club at Woorim, or look into a round at Pacific Harbour Golf & Country Club. Contact the clubs for tee times and visitor information.
Explore the walking and cycling routes around Woorim, or make your way across the island towards Bongaree and the Pumicestone Passage. Parks and waterfront picnic spots make good places to pause. Visit Bribie Island Tourist Information Centre - your one stop shop for travel information including maps, brochures and itineraries and free daily walking tours.
Boab Boats Bribie Island offer four different boats and two jet skis for hire. This allows customers to enjoy their chosen vessel or watercraft for; one day, over the weekend, the whole week, or even longer.
Look into a kayak or self drive boating options with Bribie Beach Shack and Bribie Island Boat Charters. Or for a more unique experience with the family that keeps everyone fed, BBQ Boat Hire meets all of your needs. Check what’s operating for your dates.
For something a little different, look into a canal gondola cruise or enjoy your very own luxury picnic experience on the beach just a 2 minute walk away. Confirm hire conditions and inclusions with the operator.
Bribie Island Seaside Museum and Bribie Arts Centre
Discover the stories of the island and the people who shaped it at the Seaside Museum, overlooking the Pumicestone Passage. Or head over to Bribie Island Community Arts Centre - a vibrant, creative heart of our island where art, connection, and community come together. Check the current exhibitions and visitor information.
The Butterfly House is a magical destination and a safe sanctuary for butterflies. Take a closer look at butterflies and their life cycle. If a butterfly lands on you, that's wonderful - so have your camera ready. Check opening days before making the trip.
There’s no better time to shop local! Whether you’re looking for a jam just like grandma used to make, searching for a gift or looking to fill your fridge full of fresh produce for the week – there are plenty of options at Bribie Island’s various markets. Alternatively, a film at Bribie Cinema makes an easy change of pace. Bribie Cinema is independently owned and is committed to providing a broad range of latest release movies throughout the year, as well as Blockbusters and 3D movies during the school holidays.