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Free Things to Do in Redcliffe: Budget Family Guide
You do not need to spend a cent to enjoy the Redcliffe Peninsula. From swimming and seaside walks to markets and playgrounds, here are the best free things to do in Redcliffe for families on a budget. Where can you swim for free? Settlement Cove Lagoon is the local favourite: a free saltwater lagoon with…
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Where to Stay in Redcliffe: Best Areas & Suburbs
Choosing where to stay in Redcliffe comes down to two things: which part of the peninsula suits your trip, and what kind of accommodation matches your group. This guide walks you through both so you can settle in and enjoy Moreton Bay. Where is Redcliffe and what makes it a great base? Redcliffe is a…
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Dog Friendly Redcliffe: Beaches, Parks & Bay Walks
The Redcliffe Peninsula is one of Moreton Bay’s most welcoming spots for dogs, with breezy foreshore paths, sandy bay edges and plenty of room for the whole family to roam together. Why is Redcliffe so good for dogs? Redcliffe wraps around Moreton Bay, so wherever you walk you are never far from the water. The…
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Day Trips From Redcliffe: Islands, Bay and Beyond
The Redcliffe Peninsula is one of the best launch pads in Moreton Bay. From here you can reach sand islands, calm bay beaches, Brisbane and the hinterland, all within easy reach for a day out. Why is Redcliffe a great base for day trips? Redcliffe sits on a peninsula in Moreton Bay, with the open…
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Redcliffe Fishing Guide: Best Spots in Moreton Bay
The Redcliffe Peninsula is one of the most rewarding fishing destinations in Moreton Bay, with calm jetties, sandy beaches and easy boat access all within a few minutes of each other. Where can you fish from the land in Redcliffe? Land-based fishing is a wonderful way to start, and the peninsula has plenty of options.…
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Moreton Bay Cycleway: Walking and Cycling Redcliffe
The Moreton Bay Cycleway is one of the simplest pleasures on the Redcliffe Peninsula: a flat, sealed shared path that hugs the foreshore with the bay on one side the whole way. Whether you walk, run, ride or push a pram, it is an easy way to soak up the salt air. What is the…
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Bee Gees Way, Redcliffe: A Free and Fun Walk
Few people know that the Bee Gees grew up in Redcliffe, and there is a charming little laneway off Redcliffe Parade that celebrates the Gibb brothers and their music. It is free, it is fun, and it takes just a few minutes to enjoy. What is Bee Gees Way? Bee Gees Way is a walkway…
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Scarborough, Redcliffe Peninsula: Beach & Village Guide
Scarborough sits at the quiet northern tip of the Redcliffe Peninsula, where calm bay beaches, a working harbour and easy foreshore walks make for a relaxed Moreton Bay escape. It is one of those suburbs that rewards a slow pace. Where is Scarborough on the Redcliffe Peninsula? Scarborough is the northern end of the Redcliffe…
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Fish and Chips in Redcliffe: Where to Eat by the Bay
Few things beat hot, salty fish and chips by the bay on the Redcliffe Peninsula. Here is where to find them and the best foreshore spots to sit, unwrap and watch Moreton Bay glow. Where can you buy fish and chips in Redcliffe? You will find takeaway seafood and fish and chips dotted along Redcliffe…
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Best Cafes and Breakfast in Redcliffe: A Local Guide
The Redcliffe Peninsula is one of Moreton Bay’s best-kept breakfast secrets, with a relaxed waterfront cafe scene that runs from Redcliffe Parade through to Scarborough and Margate. Slow mornings, good coffee and bay views are the local way of life here. What makes Redcliffe’s cafe scene special? Redcliffe is built for unhurried mornings. Many cafes…
