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Attractions
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Explore Fort Bribie's weathered World War II structures on the island's most northern tip, then relax over a picnic with scenic views.
- Toilets
- No wheelchair access
- No lookout
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Enjoy boating from this picnic site on the northern end of the island that was once the site of a lighthouse.
- No toilets
- No wheelchair access
- No lookout
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Venture to the northern-most tip of the island by boat and enjoy a fun-filled family day of sun, sand and sea.
- Toilets
- No wheelchair access
- No lookout
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Soak up the peace and quiet at this secluded nook, accessible only by boat, and enjoy stunning views of the Glass House Mountains.
- Toilets
- No wheelchair access
- No lookout
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Relax and unwind next to the gentle waters of Pumicestone Passage and enjoy expansive views across to the Glass House Mountains.
- Toilets
- No wheelchair access
- No lookout
- Bribie Island and Cooloola recreation areas - vehicle access permits 1 June to 31 July 2020