Bribie Island - hard to resist! The smallest of the three major sand islands in Moreton Bay, Bribie Island was formed from the movement of sand along the east coast over tens of thousands of years.
Leaving from the Bribie Island Seaside Museum we head past the nature reserve of Buckley’s Hole Environmental Park for some bird watching before continuing along the beach to Woorim.
Enjoy conversations, sandy beaches, driftwood sculptures, picturesque sea views of the Pumicestone Passage and Moreton Bay and the chance to see dolphins frolicking in the water!
After some refreshments at Woorim (at your own expense), we head back on the shaded bike path back to Bongaree.
If you have time afterwards, please feel free to visit the museum and learn about the fascinating past of Bribie Island.
The exhibition Fetch The Doctor! will be on display. Featuring intriguing and sometimes disturbing surgical equipment will leave you thankful for modern medical advancement
Toilet facilities are available near the Museum and at Woorim.
● Beach walking
● Bribie Island Seaside Museum (own expense if interested)
2 Adventurous Women® Hosts
Photos of the day
Transport to/from
Lunch or other purchases
Museum entry
- Hat, Sunscreen, Insect Repellent
- Water to suit the day (Min 2L recommended)
- Snacks / money for morning tea stop
- Sturdy footwear
Notice of cancellation must be in writing, with an email as an acceptable form of communication, directly to Adventurous Women with the following conditions:
No refund is available after departure of a tour has commenced.
