Easter holidays is the time of the year that is treasured by families in search of their next adventures and exciting activities. It is also a time of the year when we can disguise eating copious amounts of chocolate as a festivity!
Redlands Coast is home to some of the most naturally wonderful bush walking, mountain biking and horse riding trails in South-east Queensland as well as an extensive network of scenic walking and cycle ways. Outdoor adventures and inspiring natural attractions are never far away on Redlands Coast with so many opportunities to enjoy the abundant wildlife, beautiful coastlines and pristine conservation areas on foot, bike or horseback. Bayview Conservation Area on Redlands Coast has even been recognised as an outstanding outdoor recreation facility winning The Queensland Government Award for Outdoor Places and Spaces.
Ride the Coast’s bay breezes to an outdoor adventure that beats with coastal rhythm.
There is no better time than the winter months to soak up the naturally wonderful heritage of Redlands Coast.
Some of South-east Queensland’s most highly awarded restaurants, wineries, craft breweries and farm-to-table produce are emerging from Redlands Coast as the region slowly becomes known for its delicious & unique dining experiences. More businesses and events are beginning to recognise Redlands Coast as a premiere food and drink destination, with representatives from the region showcasing their produce at the Queensland Regional Flavours at Southbank in July, as well as the Bayside BBQ & Beer Roadshow coming to the Redland Showgrounds again this year.
The first golden rays of daylight ride the powerful swell at North Stradbroke Island's Main Beach, where dawn surfers have already taken to the waves. Beyond them, sunlight dances on water spouting high from majestic whales that pass by for half the year. Calm flows across the island's Home Beach as early morning yoga on the pristine sa...
