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Naturally wonderful
With more than 335km of coastline as well as swathes of nature-rich conservation areas, national parks, rainforest and bushland, Redlands Coast is a city of diverse, naturally wonderful mainland and island treasures to explore.
Immerse yourself in Quandamooka culture, explore the world’s second largest sand island (North Stradbroke Island/Minjerribah), and enjoy the sparkling waters of southern Moreton Bay and diverse islands, world-class beaches and surfing, and vibrant hinterland and coastal villages.
Redlands Coast offers a year-round calendar of special attractions. From major sporting fixtures and competitions to themed festivals and events, the Coast offers an abundance of exciting entertainment for everyone across villages and islands. Community events, cultural festivals, markets, food, music, cars, rock’n’roll, art exhibitions, celebrations of our marine life and beautiful bay waters and so much more find their place on Redlands Coast.
Fun and adventure await for all ages on Redlands Coast. There is an extensive network of parks and playgrounds, many cycleways and picturesque islands a short ferry ride away.
Pump up the adrenaline and explore the many tracks and trails with mountain bike riding, where the first-class tracks are also accessible to adaptive riders.
Redlands Coast abounds in wildlife, birdlife and marine life. Watch whales pass by from one of Australia’s best land-based vantage points at Point Lookout on North Stradbroke Island/Minjerribah from June to November each year.
There’s a buffet of culinary delights on offer on Redlands Coast – from craft beer breweries to a five-star winery with international accolades, a smorgasbord of cafes and dedicated dining hubs. Enjoy harbourside and lakeside dining options and fresh local produce and seafood. Wherever you take your tastebuds travelling on Redlands Coast, you can accompany the journey with award-winning local wines, coastal breezes and stunning panoramas.
