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Bribie Island 4X4 Adventure tour

• Duration: 5 Hours (approx.)
• Location : Woorim, Queensland
• Product code: BIAT

BRIBIE ISLAND ADVENTURE TOUR

This tour starts off at 8th Avenue, where we let the tyres down and hit the surf beach, making our way up towards Fort Bribie WWII Bunkers. Along the way there will be a few stops to view wildlife and the various lagoons along the Bribie beaches. After a tour of the WWII bunkers this is when the real adventure and fun begins! We head inland and hit the 4WD tracks of the Bribie Island National Park. The scenery changes from rugged Australian bush to open forests, swampy wetlands and dirt roads, all in the blink of an eye. These areas of the island are only accessible in high clearance and low range 4WD’s.

With a stop for lunch and the opportunity to see local kangaroos, goannas and other wildlife at Poverty Creek, enjoy the serenity and the stunning views of The Glass House Mountains. After a picnic lunch and group photo in front of the Pumicestone Passage we continue along the 4WD track to White Patch.

Your tour ends by dropping you off at your original pick-up point.

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Only $135 per person

Picnic lunch & water included

Fully Guided Tour

* Professional Driver & Guide * 4WD Tour of Bribie Beach & Inland 4WD Tracks * Photo Opportunity with Native Wild Life * Visit The Lagoons (Swimming Optional) * Explore Fort Bribie   (WWII Fortifications) * Learn the History of the Island * Poverty Creek A Beautiful setting overlooking the glass house mountains * Freshly Catered Healthy Picnic Lunch included * Water Soft drink & Fruit included

Tour length 5-6 hours

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Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area Brisbane | Sunshine Coast

Explore sandy beaches, white dunes, cool creeks and serene lagoons. Photo credit: Rose Gray © Queensland Government

Bribie Island has beautiful coastal scenery, low-key camping spots and great 4WDing, boating and fishing. Photo credit: © MJL Photography

Ocean Beach drive

Explore long sandy beaches, wind-swept white dunes and serene freshwater lagoons on this 4WD along the island's east coast.

Accessible by

• High clearance 4WD

Journey facilities

• Scenic drive

Set out on this 4WD adventure along the island's eastern beach from south to north. Along the way explore cool creeks, take a break one of four tannin-stained freshwater lagoons, or stop and cast a line from the beach.

Enjoy stunning views of Caloundra and Moreton Island and watch large ships pass close to the island, destined for the Port of Brisbane.

At the north end of the drive, explore the heritage-listed World War II structures of Fort Bribie . In the dunes, discover weathered gun emplacements and searchlight buildings once used to defend Queensland's coastline.

Getting there and getting around

The Ocean Beach drive is in Bribie Island National Park and Recreation Area , 65km north of Brisbane.

• This drive takes you along the beach on the east coast of Bribie Island from south to north.
• From the bridge, follow the signposts to Woorim township on the east side of the island.
• The Ocean Beach drive starts at the end of North Street.
• A high-clearance 4WD with low range capability is required to drive this route.
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• Two-wheel-drive (2WD) vehicles, trail bikes and motorbikes are prohibited from obtaining a vehicle access permit and entering the Bribie Island Recreation Area.
• Read 4WD with care for important information on 4WD safety and minimal impact driving.

Speed limits

• 50km/hr on the beach unless otherwise specified.
• 30km/hr from Ocean Beach drive to 300m north of Norfolk Creek (second lagoon) and near camping areas.

Getting to Bribie Island

The island can be reached via a road bridge from the Caboolture turn-off on the Bruce Highway.

Wheelchair access

There are no wheelchair-accessible facilities.

Before you visit

Opening hours.

Ocean Beach drive is open 24 hours a day.

Check park alerts for the latest information on access, closures and conditions.

Visiting safely

For more safety information see Visiting Bribie safely and Four-wheel drive with care .

Park alerts

• Poverty Creek camping area closed from 15 April 2024 for toilet block upgrade 3 November 2023 to 8 July 2024
• Drive with care during marine turtle nesting season 6 March to 3 June 2024
• Camp site booking restrictions due to tidal inundation 11 January to 31 December 2024
• Bribie Island’s northern breakaway section remains part of the recreation area 30 June 2023 to 30 December 2024

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BRIBIE ISLAND ADVENTURE TOUR (with pick up from Brisbane City Adelaide st bus stop No42.)

After picking you up from Brisbane City, we will travel to the East side of Bribie Island a suburb called Woorim, where we let the tyres down and hit the surf beach, making our way up towards Fort Bribie WWII Bunkers. Along the way there will be a few stops to view wildlife and the various lagoons along the Bribie beaches. After a tour of the WWII bunkers this is when the real adventure and fun begins! We head inland and hit the 4WD tracks of the Bribie Island National Park. The scenery changes from rugged Australian bush to open forests, swampy wetlands and dirt roads, all in the blink of an eye. These areas of the island are only accessible in high clearance and low range 4WD’s.

With a stop for lunch and the opportunity to see local kangaroos, goannas and other wildlife at Poverty Creek, enjoy the serenity and the stunning views of The Glass House Mountains. After a picnic lunch and group photo in front of the Pumicestone Passage we continue along the 4WD track to White Patch.

Your tour ends by dropping you off at your original pick-up point.

• Don’t miss this great experience, add to your story and book today!
• Picnic lunch & water included
• Fully Guided Tour
• Pickup and drop off to Brisbane City
• Professional Driver & Guide
• 4WD Tour of Bribie Beach & Inland 4WD Tracks
• Photo Opportunity with Native Wild Life
• Visit The Lagoons (Swimming Optional)
• Explore Fort Bribie (WWII Fortifications)
• Learn the History of the Island
• Poverty Creek A Beautiful setting overlooking the glass house mountains
• Freshly Catered Healthy Picnic Lunch included
• Water Soft drink & Fruit included
• Tour length 8 hours approx.

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Bribie Island 4WD, Kayak, Beach & Bunker Half Day Tour

Explore the history and beautiful scenery of Queensland's most northern island

Bribie Island 4WD, Kayak, Beach & Bunker Half Day Tour Highlights

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• Professional driver & guide
• 4WD Tour of Bribie Beach
• Photo opportunity with native wildlife
• Visit to the lagoons (swimming optional)
• Kayaking through Norfolk Lagoon
• Access to Fort Bribie (WWII fortifications)
• Historical information about the island
• Water & fruit
• Meeting location is 140 North st Woorim, Bribie Island.

Where We Visit

• Norfolk Lagoon
• Fort Bribie

What's Excluded

What to expect.

This tour begins with an oceanside drive to  Norfolk Lagoon where you will embark upon a kayak tour of what's known locally as Second Lagoon. Get ready for an up-close look at  Australian wildlife and scenery , plus plenty of photo opportunities of...

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What is Bribie island?

Bribie is the most northern island in Moreton Bay, Queensland with one-third of the island being protected as National Park. Bribie remains a hidden gem, only 45 minutes drive from Brisbane Airport.

Will I see any animals?

There's a good chance you will. Bribie Island is one of the world’s largest sand islands and is home to over 350 different species of birds and countless other wildlife including kangaroos, Eagles, turtles, dolphins, dugongs, dingos and goannas, just to name a few.

Are children allowed on this tour?

For safety purposes, this tour only accepts children ages 7 years and older. 

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• Due to tides and weather/beach conditions, tour lengths may vary.
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4WD trek of Bribie Island

These notes are designed to help you tour Bribie Island in your 4WD in an anti-clockwise direction, starting and finishing at the Bribie Island Visitor Information Centre .

Initially travel north along the Ocean Side and return by travelling south along the Inland Track. A 4WD Permit is required and no dogs are allowed in the National Park. High clearance 4WD is recommended. This trek may not be suitable for low clearance 4WD vehicles, as some sand patches are very deep. Drive in Low Drive. Vehicle owners should be totally self-sufficient and if possible, travel in company with at least one other 4WD Vehicle. Recovery, if available, is very expensive.

NP&WS recommend that driving on the ocean beach be avoided for two (2) hours either side of high tide. Tidal information is available free from the Bribie Island Visitor Information Centre. The lagoons and creeks on the eastern side can overflow across the beach after heavy rain. Please take care as such overflows can create deep and dangerous gullets across the beach.

0.0 km Bribie Island Visitor Information Centre . Leave the car park heading east. Turn right at first roundabout and then left at First Avenue. Travel 6.0 km to the end of First Avenue at Woorim. Turn left along North Street for 1.9 kms and turn into the Beach Access Car Park. Deflate tyres for sand driving to approx 20 to 25 psi or as recommended by your vehicle manufacturer and engage low drive or fix hubs. Take this opportunity to visit the WWII Bunker used as a signals post for Fort Bribie .

9.1 km Ocean Beach Access . Drive along the access track for 2.1 km to the beach. The access to the beach can be quite rough with deep sand and deep ridges. Drive with care. Speed Limit is 30 kilometres per hour.

9.3 km Freshwater Creek . Named after the Freshwater Family. The name does not mean the lagoons are fresh water as they often breach and become very brackish and salty. Still they are ideal for swimming.

11.9 km Norfolk Creek is perhaps, the most dramatic feature on the eastern side of Bribie Island. A very popular swimming spot for families.

12.8 km Dingo Creek . Proceed north and after 0.7 km you will see the Maritime Navigation Tower used by vessels sailing along the main channel to Brisbane.

15.2 km Mermaid (Third) Lagoon . Another popular swimming spot. Be careful when the lagoons have breached to the sea, as the driving conditions could be dangerous. Always proceed with care when driving through water.

19.3km. Welsby (Fourth) Lagoon . Proceed north for 8.9 km to the Ocean Beach Camping Area. There are 64 campsites in this area, most without toilet facilities.Campfires are permitted in the fire rings provided.

29.5km. Fort Bribie Day Use Area . The Fort Bribie Day Use Area is a great spot for a picnic. The deep sand in the parking area could be a problem to some vehicles. From the information shelter two surfaced tracks lead up the dune towards Fort Bribie, which is a 5km, return walk from the day use area. The walking track stops once you reach the top of the dune and is not surfaced all the way to the Fort. The toilet facilities are wheelchair accessible, but the walking track to Fort Bribie is not. Drive out onto the ocean beach and travel north to Fort Bribie.

30.7 km Southern Searchlight . The two 36” searchlights were built to assist the guns of Fort Bribie

31.3 km No 1 Gun. Each gun was equipped with a 6” Mk X1 cannon weighing 36 tonnes taken from a WW1 battleship. The guns fired a 102 lb shell but were never fired in anger. Fort Bribie was completed in early 1942 as an integral part of the “Brisbane Line” defence of Australia. It was disbanded in 1944.

31.5 km No 2 Gun. Both guns are in a state of disrepair and should not be entered or climbed upon.

31.8 km Mine Control Bunker . Be very careful around this area as the building is teetering on the edge of the sand dune. Stay a safe distance from the building.

32.2km. Northern Searchlight . Vehicles are prohibited past this point. Turn around and drive south along the beach for 2.8 km to the Northern Track Access. Remember to keep left of oncoming vehicles and signal your intentions as you would on the road.

You can return to Woorim by driving south along the beach for 24 km or travel on to White Patch along the Inland Track. Warning this track is very difficult and should only be attempted by experienced sand drivers.

34.9 km Northern Track Access . Proceed west past the Fort Bribie Day Use Area. This section of the track is considerably better and scenic. The paperbark forest appears to be very dense. After this the track travels through forest with significant old eucalypts of different varieties.

36.7 km Lighthouse Reach Day Use Area A further 5km along the Northern Track brings you to a short path to the right which leads to the site of the lighthouse that gave this area of Pumicestone Passage its name. All that remains is the concrete base of the lighthouse. The day use area has all the basics except toilets. Soon after leaving the area proceed along the Northern Track past the large eucalypt trees for 7.1 km towards Top Swamp Crossing.

42.7 km Top Swamp Crossing. This is a very boring section with old plantation activity on both sides of the track for a quite considerable distance leaving a rather desolate appearance

43.0 km Westaway Lagoon . The track from Westaway Lagoon to the Poverty Creek turn-off is heavily used, may be deeply rutted and has deep sand in many places. Be careful not to get bogged in this section.

53.1 km Poverty Creek Camping Area. In this Campground, campfires are permitted in the fire rings provided.

62.8 km Gallagher Creek Camping and Day Use Area. A small camping area just north of White Patch.

66.6 km NPWS Area Car Park Turn right and drive along Endeavour Drive for 1km. Turn left at Banksia Harbour Shopping Centre and proceed along Sunderland Drive for 3.8km back to the Information Centre.

Total drive distance is 74 kms and can also be attempted in the clockwise direction dependant on tides.

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Your Guide to a Refreshing 4wd Escape: Bribie Island

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For a 4wd getaway when you don’t have time to get away, it’s hard to go past Bribie Island. It’s just a hop and a skip (70kms) from Brisbane. Plus, thanks to the Bribie Island Bridge, you don’t need to worry about barge or ferry passage. With kilometres of surf beach backed by national park, beachside campsites, and some excellent fishing spots, who wouldn’t want to check it out?

Bribie is a great destination for the weekend 4wd lover. If you head north, away from the towns, you’ll find miles of 4wd beach to explore. You can also check out the WWII remains of Fort Bribie. Bribie’s beaches offer mild weather, straightforward terrain, and relative proximity to the southern townships. This means you can 4wd Bribie without a crazy amount of prep.

However, as always there’s still SOME prep involved. Firstly, you’ll want to make sure you pack the right gear for beach driving.

See below our list of essentials and nice-to-haves for anyone 4wding Bribie beaches.

Essential Gear for Beach Driving

• Tyre pressure gauge – you’ll want to let your tyres down once you land on the beach and it’s helpful to know when you’ve reached the right pressure. Check the recommended beach driving psi for your vehicle before you leave so you won’t be tempted to wing it.
• Shovel – often this is all you’ll need to free your vehicle if it gets bogged in the sand.
• Vehicle recovery kit – for those times when a shovel is not up to the task, we recommend a snatch recovery kit. A good snatch kit only needs three things: a pair of gloves, bow shackles and of course a snatch strap. Ensure your snatch strap has the correct rating for the weight of your vehicle if it’s too high or too low it won’t work as intended. Keep in mind that snatch strap vehicle rescues can be dangerous if you don’t know what you’re doing. Make sure you fully understand how to perform a snatch strap vehicle recovery before attempting one.
• Recovery tracks – for when you need extra traction, which is often the case in sand. Just make sure to attach a rope to each track so you can easily find/remove it after use.
• Vehicle permit – Whether you’re planning an overnighter or just a day trip, if you’ll be beach driving, you’ll need a vehicle access permit. Ensure you display the permit prominently in your vehicle. You can purchase one online or pick one up on Bribie Island

Nice-to-Have 4wd Gear

• Air compressor – this one’s not vital gear for beach driving on Bribie, but it’s still nice to have to look after your tyres. We’d strongly recommend getting one if you’re going to more remote beaches, far from any petrol station. On Bribie, it’s only a couple of km off the sand to reach the nearest servo and re-inflate your tyres. So, it’s personal preference whether you pack one or not.
• Awnings – these always come in handy, even for day trips. Because they are so easy to assemble, you can set up an awning just for an afternoon. Look for high-quality waterproof products that can stand up to strong winds.

What Else You’ll Need

Bribie Island has several campground sites. The most popular of these is a site up towards the northern tip of the island known as the Ocean Beach Camping Area. This campground, the largest on Bribie, is only accessible by 4wd. It’s also the most popular. If you can, we suggest visiting in off-peak periods to avoid the crowds and ensure you can get a campsite. Ocean Beach Camping Area has basic facilities, these being toilets, showers, and a portable toilet waste facility. Because you’re a good 20+ km from the nearest shop, you’ll need to pack all the essentials and do some planning before you leave.

So, you’ve got your 4wd gear sorted, what else do you need? Check out our camping checklist below.

Camping Checklist

• As with many other Queensland national park campsites, you’ll need a camping permit . Permits are affordably priced and easily sourced, but make sure to display them prominently on your tent or at your campsite.
• If you have a portable toilet, think about bringing it. This can help keep national park camping areas clean for everyone.
• Ensure you pack all the supplies you need for the duration of your trip including:
• bottled water – the water supply at Bribie campgrounds is not suitable for drinking.
• firewood – you are permitted a campfire on Bribie, however; it’s illegal to collect wood from the national park. Come prepared with your own timber or bring a gas cooktop. Be aware that you can only light a fire in designated fire rings, not on the beach.

We hope this guide helps you get ready for your 4wd Bribie escape. Whatever you do, go prepared and pack the right gear for beach driving!

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4wd tour by g’day adventure tours explores bribie island queensland’s gidden tourist gem in new light, posted on april 25, 2024.

Bribie Island has often been considered one of Australia’s hidden treasures for travelers. To help tourists explore Bribie Island up and close, G’day Adventure Tours offers 4WD tours to explore this unique destination just an hour from Brisbane.

Speaking to the media, Jason Brown from G’day Adventure Tours invites the tourists, saying, “Escape to the pristine shores and quiet charm of Bribie Island, where relaxation meets adventure in perfect harmony with our 4×4 adventure tour.”

What makes Bribie Island unique:

Nestled just off the Queensland coast, Bribie Island is considered Queensland’s hidden treasure. Bribie Island offers a blend of relaxation and adventure for travelers seeking a getaway from the bustle of city life.  It is just off the coast and boasts stunning beaches, lush national parks, and endless outdoor activities.

Things to do at Bribie Island:

Visitors can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of Ocean Beach with its expansive golden sands ideal for sunbathing, beach games, or long, relaxing walks. For those inclined towards more dynamic activities, the Pumicestone Passage Marine Park is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. The area teems with dolphins, dugongs, and various shorebirds, perfect for nature-watching or water sports like kayaking and paddleboarding.

Accommodation on Bribie Island ranges from quaint beachfront cottages to luxurious resorts, ensuring comfort for every budget and preference. Whether seeking a serene retreat or an exciting exploration, Bribie Island provides various activities to satisfy visitors.

The 4WD tours by G’day Adventure Tours:

Guests who love adventures will love the 4WD tours provided by G’day Adventure Tours. These tours take participants through Bribie Island’s less traveled paths, offering scenic views and a touch of adventure. Fishermen and women will also find their needs met, as the island boasts several prime fishing spots, each providing an excellent opportunity for a memorable catch.

From a different perspective, scenic flights are available, giving tourists a bird’s eye view of the island and its surroundings, revealing the area’s extensive natural beauty. On the ground, local eateries serve fresh seafood, while various shops and markets offer unique local finds for souvenirs and gifts.

Conclusion:

Bribie Island promises a refreshing escape and caters to those looking for an insightful experience through its historical sites and rich wildlife. G’day Adventure Tours enhances this experience by offering three distinct 4×4 tour options. Each tour delivers engaging and educational insights into the island’s unique environment and history, ensuring visitors leave with lasting memories.

Tourists can book their 4×4 adventure tour today by visiting https://www.gdayadventuretours.com or email [email protected]

About Company:

Founded in 2016, G’day Adventure Tours specializes in 4×4 outdoor experiences on Bribie Island, Queensland. The company provides guided tours that blend driving adventure with natural and historical exploration. Situated conveniently close to Brisbane, G’day Adventure Tours aims to offer memorable, safe, and educational experiences in one of Australia’s most scenic locations.

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Bribie Island 4WD Kayak and WWII Bunker Tour

• National Park fees
• Bottled water
• Local guide
• Hotel pickup and drop-off (Bribie Island only)
• Kayak equipment
• Entry/Admission - G'day Adventure Tours
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Food and drinks
• 140 North St, Woorim QLD 4507, Australia Beach access track 1 carport woorim. Do NOT enter the research area take the last turn on the right before entering the research area over a couple of speed bumps into the carpooling area
• Pickup from car parking area at beach access track 1. Do not enter the research station area. Take the last right hand turn before research area drive way.
• Not wheelchair accessible
• Confirmation will be received at time of booking
• Minimum age is 7 years
• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• WWII fortifications may have to be accessed on foot depending on beach erosion 40min round trip approximately
• This experience requires good weather. If it’s cancelled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund
• This experience requires a minimum number of travellers. If it’s cancelled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund
• This tour/activity will have a maximum of 8 travellers
• All sales are final and incur 100% cancellation penalties.
• You'll start at 140 North St Or, you can also get picked up See departure details
• 1 G'day Adventure Tours Stop: 5 hours - Admission included Bribie island kayak beach and bunker tour Read more
• You'll return to the starting point

• LouisaR138 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Great tour! We had a great tour with Jason. He was very knowledgeable and patient with us and our children. His knowledge of the wonders of Bribie Island made for a really educational and enjoyable experience. Highly rated! Read more Written 31 March 2024
• 271chamathk 0 contributions 4.0 of 5 bubbles Relaxing and enjoyable Great for a family adventure. Jason the tour guide was very pleasant and friendly. His unique knowledge of the area made us appreciate more other island. Saw a wild kangaroo. Had a swim and a kayak. Overall very good experience! Read more Written 10 March 2024
• L7919RLdavidj 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles A MUST do Bribie Experience! This was, simply, one of the best tours we have done. Simple, but just so thoroughly enjoyable and engaging from start to finish. Our guide Steve was just brilliant - a salt of the Earth Aussie oozing with local knowledge - history, flora and fauna, environment, the tides, the island, you name it. The drive was so much fun. The views were breathtaking. The history was amazing. Would highly highly recommend as a must do Bribie experience Read more Written 24 February 2024
• separk05 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Fantastic - a great way to spend 3 hours The 4wd Beach & Bunker Tour was fantastic. We all had a great time & the driver was very knowledgeable & friendly. It was a really wonderful tour. Read more Written 6 February 2024
• SianMarieT 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Brilliant morning! My husband and I had a brilliant morning with G’day Adventure Tours. Jason was a friendly host and easy to get along with; he has extensive knowledge of the island and its surrounding history. The island is beautiful and there is so much to learn and see. I would definitely recommend this tour to anybody visiting the area! Read more Written 8 January 2024
• NikandShaun 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles First Class G’Day Adventure Tour - Jan 2024 After an amazing tour with Jason back in May 2023 as a group of four adults, we asked if we could organise a tour for 10 people at the lagoons as the family was visiting from the UK. It was so easy to arrange as Jason was super accommodating and went above and beyond our expectation by supplying so many things for the kids to play with in the lagoon. The lunch BBQ was amazing, everyone tucked in and even had seconds! The kids also got to learn a little more of Bribie, how it was formed and some of the animals that call it home. Jason was very knowledgeable and the kids enjoyed listening and learning. Overall we had such an enjoyable trip so big thanks to Jason and the team for making it so special. We will definitely be booking again as even as locals, getting to see these areas of Bribie are such a treat. Nikki, Shaun and family Read more Written 5 January 2024
• greghV4213HO 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles G'Day Adventure Tours Bribie Island. We had a lovely day out. We are all over 60 and Jason was very aware of our needs. We got to experience another part of Bribie Island that we never could have done on our own. Lunch was lovely and we can highly recommend this trip to any age group. Thank you Jason. Greg and Isabella Read more Written 6 December 2023
• larrymC175VI 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Seniors day out. Gem Life. The team did a fantastic job. Very knowledgeable of the area and history. Everything that was needed for the day was provided, this included a good BBQ lunch. Well done masive effort. Read more Written 26 October 2023
• 771ji_b 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Amazing Bribie Island 4x4 Adventure Tour We enjoyed amazing Bribie Island 4x4 Adventure Tour around the beach and in the forest two days ago. Many animals such kangaroos,wallabies, bush turkeys, lizzards,birds and sea eagle could be seen during six hours . At the end we even spotted rare wild horses. We highly recommend this tour. George and family, Czech Republic Read more Written 18 October 2023
• Meelyahh 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Beach, lagoons and a bit of history Awesome way to see the side of Bribie you wouldn't normally get to see if you didn't have a 4WD. Friendly guide, great local knowledge. Read more Written 26 September 2023
• 1768valeriec 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Bribie is a special island What a wonderful day we had with Steve touring in the 4WD around Bribie Island. Steve was very knowledgeable about both the island and so much more. He was especially knowledgeable about the bird life which is something we happened to be interested in. Lunch was super. We had the lunch spot to ourselves - well almost - we shared the spot with a large lace monitor, willy wagtails, brush turkeys and so many other birds. The view was petty special too. Thanks for a great day. Read more Written 14 August 2023
• marcusw888 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Bribie Island Beauty! We didn’t know quite what to expect from the tour but we had a great time with Jason - a great guy and very knowledgeable and engaging with everyone. Highly recommend! Read more Written 9 August 2023
• nolam564 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles Bribie at its best Great tour, lots of knowledge & history from our tour guide Jason , awesome views, small groups so lots of individual attention, would highly recommend !! Read more Written 25 July 2023
• 998keryng 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles perfect highly recommend this tour, got to learn a lot about bribie island, and its full of history. great lunch and a wonderful driver. thankyou Read more Written 19 July 2023
• Karen C 0 contributions 5.0 of 5 bubbles G’Day Adventures Tours Bribie Island Thank you Jason G’day Adventure Tours for a wonderful 6 hr beach and fort tour today. Amazing day, yummy lunch and very informative. Can highly recommend Read more Written 4 July 2023

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Bribie Island 4WD Kayak and WWII Bunker Tour provided by G'day Adventure Tours

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4WD Tour by G’day Adventure Tours Explores Bribie Island Queensland’s Gidden Tourist Gem in New Light

Bribie Island has often been considered one of Australia's hidden treasures for travelers. To help tourists explore Bribie Island up and close, G'day Adventure Tours offers 4WD tours to explore this unique destination just an hour from Brisbane.

Speaking to the media, Jason Brown from G'day Adventure Tours invites the tourists, saying, “Escape to the pristine shores and quiet charm of Bribie Island, where relaxation meets adventure in perfect harmony with our 4x4 adventure tour.”

What makes Bribie Island unique:

Nestled just off the Queensland coast, Bribie Island is considered Queensland's hidden treasure. Bribie Island offers a blend of relaxation and adventure for travelers seeking a getaway from the bustle of city life.  It is just off the coast and boasts stunning beaches, lush national parks, and endless outdoor activities.

Things to do at Bribie Island:

Visitors can enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of Ocean Beach with its expansive golden sands ideal for sunbathing, beach games, or long, relaxing walks. For those inclined towards more dynamic activities, the Pumicestone Passage Marine Park is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. The area teems with dolphins, dugongs, and various shorebirds, perfect for nature-watching or water sports like kayaking and paddleboarding.

Accommodation on Bribie Island ranges from quaint beachfront cottages to luxurious resorts, ensuring comfort for every budget and preference. Whether seeking a serene retreat or an exciting exploration, Bribie Island provides various activities to satisfy visitors.

The 4WD tours by G'day Adventure Tours:

Guests who love adventures will love the 4WD tours provided by G'day Adventure Tours. These tours take participants through Bribie Island’s less traveled paths, offering scenic views and a touch of adventure. Fishermen and women will also find their needs met, as the island boasts several prime fishing spots, each providing an excellent opportunity for a memorable catch.

From a different perspective, scenic flights are available, giving tourists a bird's eye view of the island and its surroundings, revealing the area's extensive natural beauty. On the ground, local eateries serve fresh seafood, while various shops and markets offer unique local finds for souvenirs and gifts.

Conclusion:

Bribie Island promises a refreshing escape and caters to those looking for an insightful experience through its historical sites and rich wildlife. G'day Adventure Tours enhances this experience by offering three distinct 4x4 tour options. Each tour delivers engaging and educational insights into the island's unique environment and history, ensuring visitors leave with lasting memories.

Tourists can book their 4x4 adventure tour today by visiting https://www.gdayadventuretours.com or email [email protected]

About Company:

Founded in 2016, G'day Adventure Tours specializes in 4x4 outdoor experiences on Bribie Island, Queensland. The company provides guided tours that blend driving adventure with natural and historical exploration. Situated conveniently close to Brisbane, G'day Adventure Tours aims to offer memorable, safe, and educational experiences in one of Australia's most scenic locations.

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Bribie Island 2 Day-1 Night 4WD & Camping Adventure

2 Days, 1 Night | Lodging & Meals Included | Camp On Bribie Island!

Bribie Islands National Park 4WD & Camping Experience

Please note:

Due to software charges, online bookings are subject to an online booking fee, phone bookings will not incur this fee.

we can take bookings for most weekdays for Booking inquiries & dates not listed, please send us an email at: [email protected]

• $269 for Adults
• $259 for ages 7-12
• ages 7 & under parents must provide their own child car seat

Come and explore Bribie Island & it’s National Park on this 2day – 1night Camping Adventure of a Lifetime that will leave you wanting more.

You will be picked up by your driver and guide and taken to Bribie Island National Park where we will drive along the pristine white sand of Ocean Beach, arriving at our first destination, Norfolk lagoon, we will unload the kayaks and hit the water, after kayaking through Norfolk lagoon we will arrive at mermaid lagoon for a swim then onto the campgrounds once arriving at the campgrounds we will set up camp for the night. After setting up camp you have the option to play ball games kick back and relax on the beautiful white sand, go for a walk, a swim or try your luck at fishing. While your guide prepares dinner. After dinner, there will be a campfire and marshmallows.

Wake up on the beautiful beach to the sound of the waves chance for a quick swim before breakfast after breakfast we will pack up our campsite and we will travel North to Fort Bribie and spend some time exploring the world war 2 forts after exploring World War 2 forts we will head across the island to go for lunch at poverty creek, don’t let the name fool you though this is a great place to spot kangaroos, lace monitors, wallabies, and a variety of other animal life plus it has a magnificent view of the glasshouse mountains. After lunch, we will head to red beach time for a beach swim, or walk & relax on the beach. Once leaving red beach we will return you to your original pickup point.

Highlights:

• 4WD Along pristine ocean beach • Kayak through tea tree stained lagoons • Camp on the beach • Night time campfire • 4 meals provided 2x lunch 1x Dinner 1xBreakfast plus drinks & snacks • Beach Fishing, Swimming, & Sunbaking time • Explore Red beach & Ocean Beach • Visit Mermaid Lagoon • Kayak through Norfolk Lagoon • Lunch in front of the Glasshouse mountains • Explore the WWII forts

Tour Includes:

• 2 Day full guided small group 4WD tour all camping gear/sleeping bags/kayaks • 4 meals provided 2x lunch 1x Dinner 1xBreakfast plus drinks & snacks • Campfire & National park toilet/shower facilities

What to Bring:

• Water Bottle
• Walking shoes & thongs (flip flops/jandles)
• Overnight Bag (small soft bags)
• Personal hygiene items (toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant etc)

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