Adventure and Outdoors Tours

Experience the beautiful beaches of Bribie Island, and lap up the sunny Queensland weather with G’Day Adventure Tours!

You’ll be amazed that you’re only a short drive from Brisbane city on this getaway island tour.

See iconic Australian wildlife, whilst safely on board a 4WD all-terrain vehicle. Be mesmerised by the tea-tree stained lagoons of the area and learn the fascinating history of the island whilst exploring World War Two fortifications.

Enjoy the wind in your hair whilst your feet get wet in this picturesque island setting.

Services

Bribie Island 4WD, Kayak, Beach and WWII Bunker Tour

From $115 to $139

This tour starts by driving along the beach to Norfolk Lagoon where they unload the kayaks and hit the water for a tour of Second Lagoon (Norfolk Lagoon), with fantastic photo opportunities with friends, and iconic Australian wildlife and scenery. After the kayak tour, jump back in the four wheel drive – heading north along the pristine beach to your next destination.

Arrive at the World War Two Bunkers (Fort Bribie). Be amazed by the history of these great forts built in the 1940s. There will be plenty of time to explore and learn the history of these structures, that are slowly descending into the ocean and may one day cease to exist.

After the World War Two bunker tour, head back south with plenty of time to keep a look out for local dolphins. The tour ends by returning you to your original pickup point.

Disabled Access

Carpark Family Friendly Public Toilet

Bribie Island 4WD Beach & Bunker tour

From $79 to $99

Your journey kicks off with an exhilarating drive along Bribie Island’s eastern beach. Our first scenic stops are Norfolk Lagoon and Welsby Lagoon—two of the island’s most tranquil and photo-worthy spots. Snap pictures, soak in the peaceful atmosphere, and keep an eye out for native Australian wildlife such as goannas, kangaroos, and seabirds that frequent the area. : We then head north to explore the fascinating remains of Fort Bribie, a network of WWII bunkers built in the 1940s. Keep your eyes peeled for dolphins playing in the surf.

Disabled Access

Carpark Family Friendly Public Toilet