50 things to do in Redcliffe

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There is so much to do in Redcliffe. Here are 50 ideas thanks to the Redcliffe Jetty Visitor Information Centre!

1. Enjoy fish and chips at one of the beaches

2. Watch the sun set from Woody Point Jetty

3. Check out the views across Moreton Bay from Sunny's Margate Beach Rooftop Bar with a cocktail in hand

4. Cruise the waterfront along the Moreton Bay Cycleway

5. Skate, scoot, slide and play at Newport Waterside's amazing Spinnaker Park

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6. Visit the Redcliffe Library, Oxley Avenue Redcliffe

7. Take a self-guided Redcliffe Art Gallery tour

8. Swim at Settlement Cove Lagoon on Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe

9. Drive down Prince Edward Parade and view one of Queensland's best tree-lined streets.

10. Challenge yourself to a water obstacle course at Aqua Warrior

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11. Play on Redcliffe’s train at Pirate Park, Scarborough

12. Check out all the fun to be had at at Pelican Park Clontarf

13. Indulge in the freshest catch at Morgans Seafood

14. Take a stroll through the Redcliffe Botanic Gardens, George Street, Redcliffe

15. Learn about our history at the Redcliffe Museum, Anzac Avenue, Redcliffe

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16. Go fishing at a number of popular spots

17. Fill up on seafood at Tempest Seafood Restaurant and Teppanyaki Grill

18. Watch the sun rise over Redcliffe Jetty

19. Take the dog for a walk at the beach or Kroll Gardens, Clontarf

20. Enjoy one of the many foreshore playgrounds

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21. Take the skateboard or blades to Skate Park, Oxley Avenue Redcliffe

22. Cruise Moreton Bay on a sunset cruise with Dolphin Wild

23. Score a hole in one at Undersea Putt & Play

24. Hire a boat and check out Moreton Bay Marine Park with Coastal Boat Hire

25. Learn the history with a self-guided Redcliffe history tour

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26. Enjoy cocktails (or two!) at The Belvedere

27. Take in a movie at HOYTS Redcliffe

28. Grab a coffee with friends at a cafe along the foreshore

29. Build a sand castle or sand sculpture at Scarborough Beach

30. Enjoy al fresco dining at one of the many foreshore eateries

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31. Taste the Italian magic at Rustic Olive

32. Eat lunch with a view at Cafe Diversity

33. Visit the Bee Gees Way, Redcliffe Parade

34. Find bargains at one of the many thrift shops

35. Check out the popular waterfront Redcliffe Farmers & Artisan Markets

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36. Have brunch with a cocktail tree at The Komo

37. Watch a performance at the Entertainment Centre, Downs Street, Redcliffe

38. Enjoy a locally brewed beer at Scarborough Harbour Brewing Co on the marina

39. Play a round of golf at Redcliffe Golf Club

40. Do some laps at the High Performance Centre, Sydney Street, Redcliffe

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41. Take a bus ride around the peninsula

42. See the trotters at the Paceway, Oxley Avenue, Redcliffe

43. Check out the Redcliffe Foreshore Public Art Trail

44. Stroll along Humpybong Creek and learn about the flora and fauna

45. Sketch your favourite scene under the shade of a tree

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46. Enjoy a barbeque at one of the free beachside picnic areas

47. Try your hand at photography and capture great moments

48. See the whales play Brisbane Whale Whatching from June to November

49. Enjoy the jumping pillows at Scarborough Beach Park

50. Visit one of the two Visitor Information Centres for information about Redcliffe located at the Redcliffe Jetty, Redcliffe Parade Redcliffe and Pelican Park, Clontarf.

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Acknowledgement of Country - We would like to acknowledge the traditional owners of the lands and waterways of the Moreton Bay Region, the Kabi Kabi/Gubbi Gubbi, Jinibara, and Turrbal people and pay our respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging. We recognise the ongoing connection that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have to this land and recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the original custodians of this land.