Bribie Island is the latest tourist and family holiday destination in Queensland, Australia. This is the only island connected to the mainland by a bridge crossing the Pumicestone Passage in Moreton Bay and is the northern-most island in Moreton Bay as well. Sun, Sand and Sea at Bribie Island. Bribie Island can be reach by car in about one hour from the heart of Brisbane and has a large range of bribie accommodation to suit everyones budget.

Just 34 km long and just up to 8km is wide. It has a population of around 15,000 and much of the island is national park, so it offers non-polluted, unspoiled forests and white beaches.

Since 80% is forested, it offers a total relaxation for visitors and it consists of many spectacularly beautiful places to go on picnicking or off-road driving. Crystal clear water, long sandy beaches, and top class fishing are just a few that a person would get from Bribie.There is something for everyone at Bribie Island. Fishing, bird watching, boating are just some of them. One can learn how to surf at the surf school located at Bribie, or they just can enjoy the surf view.

The Bribie Island National Park is excellent for Bushwalkers, there are number of bush picnic and camping areas throughout the west coast. Most of them can be reached by a 4 wheel drive and of course, all of those areas can be visited by a boat.

Unlike other islands at Moreton Bay, it has a rich history in social and military. This island was used by army and navy authorities during the World War 2 to protect the entrance to Brisbane and this led to the establishment of Fort Bribie. For those interested in history, original World War II bunkers and gun emplacements positioned along the ocean beachfront to defend the entrance to Brisbane, can still be viewed.

Centuries old natural bush, which is growing at the water's edge, is home for more than 350 species of birds. The waters provide protection to dugongs, turtles and dolphins as well. Cruisers are operated along the passage by tourism operators to allow visitors to have a look at this wonderful scenery.

All in all, this is a place where a person should visit at least once in a life time.