Bathed in sunshine most of the year, Bribie Island is the perfect holiday escape for those wanting 'something different'. Remember those family holidays by a white soft sandy beach, clear calm water lapping the shoreline and getting locally caught fish and chips for lunch? Bribie Island still offers the visitor all of this and much, much more.

Being the only Queensland island connected to the mainland by bridge, Bribie Island is accessible to all and only 45 mins from Brisbane airport.

Protected by Environmental, National and Marine Parks, 86% of Bribie Island will remain unchanged ensuring the natural beauty will remain for future generations to enjoy.

Bribie Island is home to an amazing array of wildlife - dolphin, dugong and turtle cruise the calm waters of the Pumicestone Passage with the majestic Glass House Mountains as the backdrop. Over 300 species of birds visit the island each year, roosting in the trees along the foreshore and feasting along the sand flats. Kangaroos and emu may join you for a game of golf and the occasional dingo may be seen along the National Park beaches.

• Bongaree.......
  Is the largest 'village' and home to shopping centres, restaurants, cafes, specialty shops and banks. White sandy beaches line the foreshore of the Pumicestone Passage all framed by parklands with BBQ's and walking tracks with Moreton Bay and the Glass House Mountains as the backdrop.
  
  
• Bellara.......
  Native parklands line the foreshore of the Pumicestone Passage where you can watch the migratory birds feast along the sand flats.
  
  
• Banksia Beach.......
  Has residential canal and golf course living along the Pumicestone Passage. The Glass House Mountains create a stunning backdrop with amazing sunsets over the calm waters of the Passage.
  
  
• Woorim.......
  Is Bribie Island's surf side 'village' and a beach lover's delight. With safe family swimming, soft white sandy beaches, access to the National Park, shopping, cafes and bistros Woorim welcomes visitors.
  
  
• White Patch.......
  Bribie Island's smallest and oldest 'village' and gateway to the National Park.