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Bribie Island ............
Is Queensland's best kept secret. Bathed in sunshine for most of the year due to the subtropical climate, Bribie Island is the perfect holiday escape for those wanting 'something different'. |
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Bongaree is Bribie Island's largest village towards the southern tip. White sandy beaches line the foreshore of the Pumicestone Passage all framed by delightful parklands, walking and cycle tracks. Fantastic accommodation, cafes, restaurants and specialty stores all welcome the Bribie Island visitor. | ||
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Bellara Native parklands line the foreshore of the Pumicestone Passage. Watch the migratory birds feast along the foreshore. | ||
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Banksia Beach is Bribie Island's residential canal development and premier golf course living along the Pumicestone Passage with the stunning backdrop of the Glass House Mountains. | ||
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Woorim boasts Bribie Island's delightful surfside village which is a beach lover's paradise with safe family swimming. Over 30 klms of amazing white sandy beaches, great beach fishing and 4WD access into the Bribie Island Recreation Area (permit essential) await you. Accommodation ranging from basic to beachfront luxury is available all close to cafes and restaurants. | ||
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White Patch is Bribie Island's smallest and oldest village, hidden between the National Park and the Pumicestone Passage. | ||
| Bribie Island is home to an amazing array of wild life - dolphin, dugong and turtle cruise the Pumicestone Passage. Birds abound, kangaroos and emu may join you for a game of golf. Come and see for yourself. |
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