Bribie Island: Sea to Table 4WD, Kayak, & Seafood Lunch Tour

Begin your journey with a thrilling drive through the sandy tracks of Bribie Island National Park. Once on the open beach, take in views of the crashing waves, distant headlands, and the occasional sea eagle overhead as you make your way to the tee-tree-stained lagoons for your kayaking adventure.

Next, paddle through Norfolk Lagoon (or an alternate lagoon if conditions are better) for a peaceful, mirror-like paddle through golden waters. Glide under paperbarks and past the occasional wallaby track while spotting local birdlife like the whistling kite or osprey. It's a chance to connect with the quieter, untouched side of Bribie Island.

Bribie Island is home to a wide range of wildlife—from kangaroos in the dunes to lace monitors and migratory birds along the shoreline. The combination of still water, reflection, and native bushland makes this the perfect stop for nature lovers and keen photographers alike.

Next, venture north to the remains of Fort Bribie, built in the early 1940s to defend Moreton Bay and Brisbane during World War II. These aging concrete bunkers now sit tucked into the dunes, slowly eroding into the landscape. Your guide will walk you through their strategic role in Australia's wartime efforts and share stories from the soldiers who once stood watch here.

After a morning of exploring, set up a relaxed beach picnic under the shade, right by the ocean. Featuring locally caught Queensland prawns & Moreton Bay bugs (seasonal), ham or chicken salad rolls, seasonal fruit with a grazing platter, and your choice of a glass of wine or cold beer, (soft drink for the kids) this Sea-to-Table lunch is the perfect way to soak in the coastal vibes.

As you head back down the beach, keep your eyes on the surf—dolphins are often spotted cruising the waves just offshore. It's a magical finale to a day packed with unique island moments.