Bribie Island

Bribie Island is a large sand island in the northern part of Moreton Bay, Queensland. Bribie island is separated from the mainland by the Pumicestone Passage. Bribie Island is connected to the main land by a bridge.

The 'surf side' of Bribie Island is about 5 km away and boasts long sandy beaches and dunes, with a small surf. Most of Bribie Island is uninhabited, consisting of national park (covering 55.8 square kilometres) and forestry plantations, but the southern end of Bribie Island has been intensively urbanised as part of the Moreton Bay Region.

There are two large, modern hotels - The Bribie Island Hotel at Bellara and the Blue Pacific Hotel on the 'surf side' of the island at Woorim.

Residents and visitors often prefer to visit local clubs such as the large and award-winning Bribie Island Citizens and RSL Club, the two bowls clubs at Bongaree, the Surf Life Saving Club at Woorim on the 'surf side', and the small Solander Lakes Bowls Club at Banksia Beach. There is a well established golf club at Woorim, with a second golf course and club house recently completed at Banksia Beach as part of the Pacific Harbour development. A small twin cinema was established on McMahon Street.