Things to Do at Redcliffe
Where to start? There is so much to do at
Redcliffe on the weekend. Summer or winter, the Peninsula is a great
place to be. Here's a list of the some popular activities and places
to visit.
 Beaches
and Recreation Areas - The Redcliffe foreshore has always
been a popular destination for family day trips and the safe, sheltered
beaches are still a major drawcard. Whether it's a cooling dip or
a long, leisurely stroll along the sand, there a place to suit.
[List
of popular places...]
Sunday Markets - The Redcliffe
Seaside Markets are a great way to spend Sunday mornings. Pick up
a bargain, then relax at one of the many coffee shops. [More
info...]
Go fly a kite - Often, the simplest
things in life are the most pleasurable. Throw your cares to the
wind and fly a kite at Pelican Park, Clontarf. [Pelican
Park details...]
On your bike - Redcliffe has
an extensive bikeway network with more than 35km of dedicated bikeways
hugging the Peninsula’s mostly flat foreshore. What a way
to take in Redcliffe’s scenery!
Art Galleries - Redcliffe is
home to a number of world-class galleries, featuring local talent
as well as touring exhibitions. [Galleries...]
Antiques and Collectables - You
will be surprised at what treasures you may discover on the Peninsula.
[Shops...]
Redcliffe Picture Palace - In
this day of shiny multiplex cinemas and blockbuster movies, it's
easy to forget where it all started. Why not step back in time and
re-live the early days of Australian Film? [More
info...]
HMAS Gayundah wreck - This vessel
was very much part of Queensland's history. She was finally sunk
at the foot of the Woody Point cliffs to serve as erosion protection,
where her remains can still be seen today. [More
info...]
Redcliffe Museum - Why
not brush up on local history and learn about the early days of
European settlement in Queensland.
[More
info...]
Railway Place Playground, Scarborough
- If you have children, or are just a big kid yourself, this great
playground is a must. [More
info...]
Aerial Antics - Why not see
Redcliffe from a different perspective? A trial introductory flight
out of Redcliffe Aero Club will put you at the controls of a light
plane. Or, if you just want to be a passenger, you can take a joyflight
in a tiger Moth biplane. If either of these are a bit tame, why
not try a tandem parachute jump? [More
info...]
From Seafood to Sushi - Whatever
you do at Redcliffe, the fresh sea air is sure to give you an appetite.
There are some great eating places [More
food and dining...]
Take in a spot of live theatre
- Live theatre is very much a part of Redcliffe's cultural scene,
with venues playing host to local and touring theatre groups.
[Theatres...]
Redcliffe Ten-pin bowling - Great
family fun. Why not give it a try? Redcliffe has a modern bowling
alley at Kippa Ring.
Play a round of golf - Redcliffe
has an excellent and challenging 18 hole golf course. Clubhouse
entry is off Handsworth Street, Clontarf. The Club can be contacted
on (07) 32845485.
Redcliffe Harness Racing - If
horses are your thing, the Redcliffe Paceway offers regular meetings.
The track is located off Oxley Avenue at Redcliffe.
Fishing - Of course, it almost
goes without saying that there are heaps of spots around the Peninsula
where you can throw in a line.
Annual Events - There are a number
of festivals and key events that happen each year on the Peninsula.
They are great fun, so don't forget to mark them in your diary.
Accommodation - if you decide
you need more than one day to work through this list, here's some
suggestions on where
to stay.
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