Ferry Access
The Redland Bay Marina is the main hub for passenger and vehicle ferries to the Southern Moreton Bay Islands.
Queensland, Australia
City·Quiet, Coastal, Residential
Redland Bay is a charming coastal community located in the Redland City local government area of Queensland, Australia. Situated on the shores of Moreton Bay, it is widely recognized as the essential departure point for ferries traveling to the Southern Moreton Bay Islands, including Russell, Macleay, Lamb, and Karragarra. The suburb maintains a laid-back, residential feel, making it an attractive spot for those looking to escape the hustle of nearby Brisbane. Visitors can enjoy picturesque walks along the waterfront, recreational fishing, and a variety of local parks. The area is characterized by its maritime heritage and its role as a hub for water-based activities. With its combination of suburban convenience and natural beauty, Redland Bay provides a unique glimpse into the relaxed lifestyle of coastal Queensland.
Redland Bay is a charming coastal community located in the Redland City local government area of Queensland, Australia. Situated on the shores of Moreton Bay, it is widely recognized as the essential departure point for ferries traveling to the Southern Moreton Bay Islands, including Russell, Macleay, Lamb, and Karragarra. The suburb maintains a laid-back, residential feel, making it an attractive spot for those looking to escape the hustle of nearby Brisbane. Visitors can enjoy picturesque walks along the waterfront, recreational fishing, and a variety of local parks. The area is characterized by its maritime heritage and its role as a hub for water-based activities. With its combination of suburban convenience and natural beauty, Redland Bay provides a unique glimpse into the relaxed lifestyle of coastal Queensland.
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Highlights
Gateway to the Southern Moreton Bay Islands via regular ferry services.
Scenic waterfront paths perfect for walking and bay views.
Relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere away from the city center.
Excellent opportunities for recreational boating and fishing.
Home to the historic Redland Bay Hotel with views over the water.
Before you go: Redland Bay essentials
Quiet Atmosphere
This is a residential suburb, so it is much quieter than the Gold Coast or Brisbane CBD.
Transport Needs
Public transport is available but limited; a car is recommended for exploring the surrounding Redlands area.
Outdoor Focus
Most activities are centered around the water and nature, so pack accordingly.
Coastal Path
Walk the path from the marina towards the south for scenic views and birdwatching opportunities.
Best For
Relaxed coastal living and island hopping.
Currency
AUD $
Average Cost
$100-$180 p/day
Languages Spoken
English
Local Dining
Visit the historic Redland Bay Hotel for a classic Australian pub meal with a view of the water.
Best time to visit Redland Bay
September-November, March-May
Best Season
Spring
Ideal weather for being outdoors; the temperatures are mild and the humidity is low.
Summer
Expect hot, humid days and potential storms; great for swimming and water sports.
Best Season
Fall
Warm days and cooler nights make this a very comfortable time for sightseeing.
Winter
Clear, sunny days are common, though it can get chilly at night; excellent for fishing.
Location
Redland Bay, Queensland, Australia
