Petrie

Getting to Petrie

Moreton Bay is 23 km north of Brisbane. The T1 Caboolture line and the T2 Kippa-Ring line extend from Brisbane (Roma Street) to Kippa Ring and Caboolture, respectively.

Worth seeing

The many monuments around, including the ANZAC memorials and John Oxley memorial. The Redcliffe Historical Society Museum, which gives visitors an insight into Redcliffe's rich historical background. The seaside, for which Redcliffe has been famous for nearly 185 years.

1. 01
   Samford District Historical Museum

   21 Station St, Samford Village,.

2. 02
   Bribie Island National Park
3. 03
   Bee Gees Way

   A walkway honouring the music group Bee Gees, with lots of statues and photos of the music group.

4. 04
   Margate Beach

Things to do

Whale watching- From June to November, humpback whales can be sighted in the waters in and surrounding Moreton Bay as they migrate along the Queensland coast. There are many specialised whale watching tours that run throughout the whale watching season.

1. 01
   Woorim Beach

   Hire a boat for fishing, visit the secluded Woorim Beach on the island with views to Moreton Island or go on one of the several hikes.

Where to eat

Eat out at many of the nice restaurants that are mostly found on the coastal areas of Moreton Bay. Barbecue facilities are found at all of the parks, even those not found on the beach. The Redcliffe Parade area is very trendy and boasts cool breezes, a great view of Moreton Island and many coffee shops.

1. 01
   Marcello's

   Sutton St, Redcliffe,.

2. 02
   The Rustic Olive

   79 Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe,.

3. 03
   Yabbey Road

   133 Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe (ground floor, on the outside of the building facing the ocean),.