Bribie Island Hotel

Bribie Island, a 34km long sand island in the northern part of Moreton Bay, Queensland Australia. Surrounded by natural beauty, Bribie Island is blessed with white sandy beaches and the Pumicestone Passage, a Marine Park. Most of Bribie Island is uninhabited, consisting of National Park covering 55.8 square kilometres. Bribie Island is separated from the mainland by the Pumicestone Passage Marine Park which has 24 islands and is bounded by 240 kilometres of shoreline. The Pumicestone Passage has safe family beaches and calm water. Hire a boat and drop anchor for a quick fish or enjoy a cruise up the passage to take in all the beauty. Dugongs frequent these waters seasonally to feed on the seagrass while dolphins and turtles also make the passage home as do over 350 species of birds.