On the hunt for the best sunrise in Redcliffe? Maybe you want that breath-taking sunset that makes your heart skip a beat. Whether it’s for that perfect date you’ve been planning or as a treat for the eyes, Woody Point Jetty has you covered.
The sunrise coming over the water is a truly jaw-dropping sight, as the beautiful hues of orange, yellow and red bounce across the water and sky. While the sunset in the west creeps slow down behind the mountains creating a golden shine across the bay, a spectacular sight to be held. The only problem is in deciding which sight to see first. Both, are equal contenders making it well worth the early rise or the afternoon stroll.
Looking for an attraction that’s got some history? Well, look no further. Woody Point Jetty has a rich history branching back to the 1880’s when it was built to accommodate the growing township of Redcliffe peninsula. Over the many years and generations, the jetty has had quite a few upgrades but has been a constant and favourite fishing location for locals to come with friends and family or by themselves to cast a line and unwind.
The local choice when it comes to fishing for generations, Woody Point Jetty has plenty of room for the experienced and beginner fisher. While the optimal fishing time may vary, the catch from the jetty is decent all year round, attracting fishermen and women to cast a line into the bay.
We all know watching a sunrise or sunset, some fishing or even a stroll can be thirsty work capable of working up an appetite. Belvedere Hotel is luckily close by, within 2 minutes whether that’s in the car or on foot.
The ‘Bel’ as it’s lovingly nicknamed, is the perfect place to unwind, sit back and enjoy. With food to tantalise the senses and drink to sate your thirst, the “Bel” is only improved by the stunning scenery, with its multiple dining areas offering a clear view of the bay. The Belvedere Hotel boasts the best a wonderful waterfront deck that provides one of the best sunsets in the world.
Woody Point Jetty is located in the southeastern end of Redcliffe and the surrounding area provides many different attractions to enjoy with the family or check out solo. These attractions include:
Made in conjunction with Stockland Newport and the Touched by Olivia Foundation, Spinnaker Park is an all-abilities playground in north Brisbane that ensures children of all abilities can play together, including those with physical disabilities and spectrum disorders such as autism.
Located in Clontarf, stage one of the Hays Inlet Eco Path has recently opened to the public. This path was made available in August 2019 for all members of the public to observe and become aware of the natural value of this remaining wetland.
Deception Bay has a rich history, from The Gubbi Gubbi – the traditional owners of the area to the establishment of a Moreton Bay penal colony. The Deception Bay Heritage Trail covers about four kilometres and can be completed in a 90-minute stroll.
In the lower reaches of Saltwater Creek off Bramble Bay, Hays Inlet is bordered by Anzac Avenue to the north, Houghton Highway to the east, Dohles Rocks to the south and the Bruce Highway to the west. This convenient location allows for simple access from any direction.
Looking for things to do in Redcliffe in the Moreton Bay Region? This 22km return cycling Brisbane North-side trip with total beach frontage is a MUST