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The school holidays are the perfect time to make lasting memories with your family, and there's no better place to explore than Redlands Coast. Whether you're after a relaxing seaside picnic, an exciting island adventure, or a mix of both, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. With the kids home from school, take advantage of these fun, family-friendly activities to make the most of your time together this holiday season. Here's a roundup of the best ways to create unforgettable moments with your loved ones! 

Coochiemudlo Island (Goochie Mudlo), known as "Coochie" to locals, is quietly nestled in Moreton Bay off the coast of Victoria Point (Warrer Warrer) and is part of our naturally wonderful Redlands Coast. This tiny, sub-tropical island spans only five square kilometres, making it the ideal destination for a day trip or a relaxing holiday. Surrounded by a heritage-listed emerald fringe, the island may seem uninhabited from a distance, yet 850 people call this beautiful island home.

Welcome fellow dog lovers to a tail-wagging adventure on Redlands Coast. Whether you’re a local pup or just visiting with your four-legged friend, this guide has everything you need to plan your perfect dog-friendly holiday.

Discover ten land based and marine life species for an unforgettable wildlife encounter on Redlands Coast. Pristine shorelines and lush hinterlands provide a haven for diverse marine life like whales, dolphins, and dugongs, as well as iconic land species including koalas, kangaroos, and a vibrant array of birdlife.

Immerse yourself and feel the rich spirit of Quandamooka Culture surround you as you explore Redlands Coast. For over 21,000 years the Nunukul, Nughi, and Goenpul Peoples, collectively known as the Quandamooka People, have nurtured a profound connection with the natural wonders of this region. Journey to North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), the world's second largest sand island, and dive deeper into the culture through the below experiences.