From Brisbane: Bribie Island Day Trip and 4x4 tour
Mooloolaba, Sunshine Coast
Explore Bribie Island's pristine white sands and beautiful national park in a 4WD all-terrain vehicle. See iconic Australian wildlife and natural wonders on the 4th largest sand island in the world.
Brisbane to Bribie Island Day Tour with G’Day Adventure Tours
This full-day tour from Brisbane offers 4WD beach exploration, wildlife spotting, and historical sites on Bribie Island, ideal for nature and history enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Explore 22km of white beaches on a 4WD all-terrain vehicle
- Swim in tea-tree-stained lagoons
- Visit Fort Bribie WWII ruins
- Spot native Australian wildlife including kangaroos and dolphins
Tour Description
Depart Brisbane by 4x4 bus for the hour-long scenic drive to Bribie Island. Cross the bridge to access diverse landscapes including sandy tracks, coastal bushland, and secluded beaches.
Navigate the island’s natural habitats with expert local guides who share insights about its ecology and WWII history. Watch for native wildlife such as goannas, kangaroos, and seasonal whales and dolphins near the shore.
Enjoy a swim in the amber-colored tea-tree lagoons and, if you like, paddle on provided stand-up paddleboards. Relax on pristine ocean beaches before a locally sourced lunch served with coastal views.
The tour includes time to explore Bongaree township, adding a cultural aspect to your visit.
Includes
- Professional driver and guide
- 4WD beach tour of Bribie Island
- Photo opportunities with native wildlife
- Access to lagoons for optional swimming
- Visit to Fort Bribie WWII fortifications
- Island history interpretation
- Lunch with water and soft drinks
- Swimming at Ocean Beach
- Free time to explore Bongaree township
Excludes
- Extras purchased at shops such as coffee and snacks
Cancellation Policy
Full refund available for cancellations made up to 24 hours in advance.
Booking Advice
Book in advance to secure your place. Bring swimwear, sun protection, and comfortable footwear. The best time to visit is during the warmer months for swimming and wildlife sightings.
