Participants should be in good physical health as the tour involves some walking and 4WD movement over rough terrain. Inform the guide of any pertinent health issues in advance.

Tours are subject to weather conditions. In case of adverse weather that may affect safety, the tour may be rescheduled or cancelled, with options for refunds or rebooking.

Cameras are welcome, but drone usage might be restricted in some areas due to privacy and safety regulations. Always check with the tour guide before using a drone.

Mobile phone coverage can be spotty on Bribie Island, especially in remote areas covered during the tour. It's a good idea to prepare for limited connectivity.

At G’day Adventure Tours, our custom-modified 4×4 Hiace Commuter buses are designed to give you the ultimate off-road experience. These tough, reliable vehicles have been specially modified to handle the sandy tracks, rugged terrain, and beach drives that Bribie Island is famous for.

With raised suspensions and powerful 4WD capabilities, our buses can tackle everything from soft sand to rough bush trails, ensuring a smooth and comfortable ride for all passengers. But it’s not just about the mechanics — the buses are also equipped with spacious, comfortable seating, air conditioning, and large windows, so you can enjoy panoramic views of the stunning landscapes while cruising in style.

Whether you’re navigating through the island’s natural beauty or traveling along the beach with waves lapping at the wheels, our 4×4 Hiace Commuter buses are the perfect way to experience Bribie Island’s wild side in comfort and safety!

Nestled off the coast of Queensland, Bribie Island is the most northern island in Moreton Bay, a hidden gem waiting to be explored. Located just 45 minutes’ drive from Brisbane Airport, this remarkable island remains relatively unknown to many, but its breathtaking landscapes and rich biodiversity make it a perfect getaway for nature lovers. With over one-third of the island designated as a National Park, it offers a sanctuary for both wildlife and visitors looking to reconnect with nature.

Bribie Island boasts over 30 kilometres of pristine, golden beaches, making it one of the world’s largest sand islands. The island’s natural beauty is complemented by the Bribie Island National Park, where dense forests, wetlands, and coastal dunes are preserved to protect the native ecosystem. This National Park is crucial in maintaining the delicate balance of wildlife habitats, from towering eucalyptus trees to sprawling mangroves that thrive along the island’s shoreline.

One-third of Bribie Island being protected as National Park means visitors are met with landscapes untouched by development. As you wander through the walking trails, you’ll encounter an environment teeming with life—home to over 350 species of birds and countless other wildlife such as kangaroos, turtles, and even dolphins that frolic near the shores.

Bribie Island is home to over 350 bird species, including kangaroos, Wallabies, goannas, dolphins, dugongs, and turtles.

Bribie Island is located approximately 45 minutes’ drive from Brisbane Airport.