From Brisbane: Bribie Island Day Trip and 4x4 tour
Mooloolaba, Brisbane
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.
This full-day Bribie Island tour from Brisbane offers 4WD beach driving, wildlife spotting, swimming, and historical sightseeing, ideal for nature and history enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Explore 22km of white beaches by 4WD all-terrain vehicle
- Swim in scenic tea-tree lagoons
- Visit Fort Bribie Ruins, a WWII defense site
- Spot native Australian wildlife including kangaroos, goannas, dolphins, and whales
Description
Depart from Brisbane with convenient pick-up aboard a 4x4 bus for a scenic journey to Bribie Island, just an hour north. The tour combines adventure and relaxation across diverse landscapes such as sandy tracks, coastal bushland, and secluded beaches.
Drive along Bribie Island's pristine beaches and explore varied ecosystems. Wildlife sightings may include kangaroos, goannas, native birds, as well as dolphins and whales in season. Experience a swim in the amber-hued tea-tree lagoons or paddle using supplied stand-up boards.
After exploration, relax on the ocean beach and enjoy lunch featuring locally sourced ingredients with coastal views. Learn about the island’s military history at Fort Bribie while your guides share insights on the local flora and fauna.
Includes
- Professional driver and guide
- 4WD tour of Bribie Beach
- Photo opportunities with native wildlife
- Visit to the lagoons (swimming optional)
- Explore Fort Bribie WWII fortifications
- Guided history of the island
- Lunch included
- Water and soft drinks included
- Swim at Ocean Beach
- Free time to explore Bongaree township
Excludes
- Extras purchased at shops (e.g., coffee, snacks)
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book this tour for a convenient and informative day trip. Wear comfortable clothing, bring swimwear and sunscreen, and plan visits during morning hours for cooler weather and better wildlife sightings.
