Redcliffe Holidays

The small city of Redcliffe, Queensland is a popular tourist destination due to its beautiful surrounds and centrally located conveniences. Located just a short drive from Brisbane, Redcliffe is a popular getaway for city dwellers keen to escape the bustle of the city for a refreshing holiday. Many interstate and international travellers who wish to stay outside of the city of Brisbane are drawn to Redcliffe for its relaxed atmosphere, beautiful scenery and all the comforts you would want from a family holiday.

Things to do in Redcliffe:

Don't Miss Moreton Island:

Discover Moreton Island: Moreton Island is off the coast of Redcliffe, it is a popular tourist destination for four wheel driving, camping, recreational angling

Whale Watching in Moreton Bay: Take a whale watching tour of the coast of Brisbane or Moreton Island. Guaranteed sightings of whales! There is quite clearly is no better place to observe the mighty humpback than Brisbane’s Moreton Bay, recognised as one of the world’s best Whale watching areas. Brisbane Whale Watching

Dolphin Watching Tours: Spend a day on the bay with Dolphin Wild and watch for sightings of dolphins, swim in aqua waters, feed fish, ride the boomnet and enjoy gourmet seafood! Dolphin Tours

Thrill Seekers

Redcliffe Skydiving: Beach Tandem Skydive over Redcliffe.  A skydive is the perfect way to make any occasion memorable and fun! Located on Brisbane's doorstep with Redcliffe City Skydiving. SkyDive Redcliffe

Joyflights from Redcliffe: Joyflights with Antique Airways at Redcliffe Aerodrome, Experience the THRILL! Operating from Redcliffe aerodrome, the aerodrome is situated right on the coast with all flights operated around the scenic Redcliffe penninsular and Moreton Bay. Day/Night scenic flights and tiger moth joy flights available. Antique Airways

Around Town:

Redcliffe Beaches: Aside from being a popular windsurfing district, families with young children frequent Scott’s Point, a swimming spot popular for its clean white sand and sheltered waters.

Historical Landmarks in Redcliffe For those looking for historical landmarks, there is the famous 240-metre Woody Point Jetty, a 100 year old landmark and popular fishing spot; or you could see the HMQS Gayundah shipwreck at Picnic Point.   Redcliffe is famous for being the first European settlement in Queensland, being settled in 1824. To take in the history of the area during your Redcliffe holiday, your first stop would be the Redcliffe Museum. Featuring the popular Spectravision Theatre among its list of attractions, entry is free and the facilities are air-conditioned. It also features the Jetty Gallery, where new exhibitions are displayed to the public on a revolving program.

Redcliffe Restaurants

Sails Restaurant and Conference facilities. Restaurant & Function Centre - Perfect for Weddings!

Morgans Seafood Restautrant. Well known Seafood restaurant & function centre in Redcliffe.

Ambassador Hotel Belvedere (no website - ask LaVida on Anzac reception for more information). Take in the magnificent views while sipping on an icy cold beer. Here you will find a gaming room and bottle shop.

Hotel Dolphin Leagues Club: Open 7 days a week the Club offers wood-fired pizza, family friendly restaurant, gaming room & function room.

Local Redcliffe Attractions

Alma Park Zoo: A great wildlife experience with Australian, Exotic and endangered animals in a lush tropical environment.

Redair Tours and Transfers: Brisbane Shuttle Bus & Transfers, Redair is based on Brisbane's beautiful Redcliffe Peninsula and offers transfers to Brisbane’s air, rail and cruise terminals, small group charters for weddings, social, sporting, hobby group or clubs, ½ day, full day and 2-day coastal, hinterland, shopping and winery tous.