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Redcliffe KiteFest: A Family Guide to the Festival
Redcliffe KiteFest is one of the Redcliffe Peninsula’s biggest and most colourful days of the year. Giant kites fill the sky above the foreshore while families spread out along the water for a free day of fun. What is Redcliffe KiteFest? Redcliffe KiteFest is an annual kite festival held on the Redcliffe foreshore in Moreton…
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What’s On in Redcliffe: Annual Events & Markets Guide
From weekend markets by the water to a much-loved kite festival on the foreshore, the Redcliffe Peninsula keeps its calendar full all year. Here is a guide to the events that come around season after season. What markets run regularly in Redcliffe? The best-known fixture is the weekly Redcliffe Jetty Markets, held every Sunday along…
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Settlement Cove Lagoon: A Family Swimming Guide
Settlement Cove Lagoon is one of the Redcliffe Peninsula’s most loved free family days out, a calm saltwater lagoon right on the foreshore where little ones can splash safely while the grown-ups relax nearby. What is Settlement Cove Lagoon? Settlement Cove Lagoon is a free, man-made saltwater lagoon set on the Redcliffe foreshore, close to…
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Redcliffe Jetty: Fishing, Markets, Walks & Sunsets
The Redcliffe Jetty is one of the peninsula’s best-loved spots, reaching out into Moreton Bay for fishing, walking, photography and unforgettable sunsets. It is an easy outing from our Scarborough villa and suits families, couples and dog walkers alike. What makes the Redcliffe Jetty worth visiting? The jetty stretches out from Redcliffe Parade into the…
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Newport Marina, Redcliffe: What to Do & Where to Stay
Tucked into the Scarborough end of the Redcliffe Peninsula, Newport Marina is one of the prettiest spots on Moreton Bay, a working harbour ringed by boardwalks, boats and waterfront dining. Here’s what to do at Newport and why it’s such a lovely part of a Redcliffe stay. What is there to do at Newport Marina?…
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Redcliffe Weekend Getaway: A 2–3 Day Itinerary from Brisbane
Just 40 minutes from Brisbane, the Redcliffe Peninsula is made for an easy weekend away, beaches, markets, marina walks and waterfront dinners, all within a few minutes of each other. Here’s a relaxed two- to three-day Redcliffe weekend getaway itinerary. Friday evening, arrive and unwind Settle into the villa, then head down to the Scarborough…
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How to Get to Redcliffe from Brisbane: Drive & Public Transport
The Redcliffe Peninsula is one of the easiest coastal escapes to reach from Brisbane, close enough for a weekend, far enough to feel away from it all. Here’s how to get to Redcliffe and Scarborough. How far is Redcliffe from Brisbane? Redcliffe is about 35 km north of Brisbane CBD, roughly a 40-minute drive. From…
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Where to Eat in Redcliffe: Best Restaurants & Waterfront Dining
From waterfront fish and chips to long Italian lunches, the Redcliffe Peninsula punches above its weight for food. Here’s where to eat in Redcliffe and Scarborough, much of it a short stroll or drive from the villa. Where are the best restaurants in Redcliffe? Preece’s at the Jetty (Scarborough), relaxed waterfront dining right by the…
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Things to Do in Redcliffe with Kids: Family Guide
The Redcliffe Peninsula is made for family holidays, calm beaches, free playgrounds, a saltwater lagoon and easy days out, all close together. Here are the best things to do in Redcliffe with kids. What can you do in Redcliffe with kids? Settlement Cove Lagoon, a free saltwater lagoon with shallow water and a sandy beach,…
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Best Beaches in Redcliffe: Swimming, Family & Foreshore Guide
One of the best things about a Redcliffe Peninsula holiday is how many beaches sit within a few minutes of each other, calm swimming spots, grassy foreshore parks and long coastal walks, all looking out over Moreton Bay. Here are the best beaches in Redcliffe and what each is good for. What are the best…
