Bribie Island is a sand island at the northern end of Moreton Bay in Queensland, about an hour north of Brisbane and the only one of the bay's islands reached by road bridge, facing the Glass House Mountains across the Pumicestone Passage. Stroll the Bongaree foreshore and its Seaside Museum, surf at Woorim, spot birds at Buckleys Hole and drive the beach north through Bribie Island National Park towards Caloundra.
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- Caloundra Wikipedia
- Beachmere Wikipedia
- Elimbah Wikipedia
- Donnybrook Wikipedia
- Beerburrum Wikipedia
- Banksia Beach Wikipedia
- Pumicestone Channel Wikipedia
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Bongaree and Bellara on the sheltered passage side have most of the shops, cafes and motels near the bridge; Woorim on the ocean side suits a surf-beach stay. Compare hotels on the map below.
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