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Popular seaside towns dot the coastline north and south of the Brisbane River mouth. To the north, Sandgate, Brighton and Shorncliffe are buzzing suburbs with charming beaches, cute cafes, hip bars, historic architecture and the iconic Shonrcliffe Pier to explore. To the south, Wynnum features a tidal wading pool and waterpark for children, and Manly is home to the southern hemisphere's largest marina, which is filled with magnificent yachts.
The bayside stretch made up of Shorncliffe, Sandgate and Brighton on Brisbane’s northside, a 25-minute drive from the CBD, has the seaside village thing down pat.
Combine seafood, shopping and seaside activities and you have yourself an exciting, jam-packed weekend in Brisbane’s southern bayside.
Brisbane's bayside suburbs of Sandgate, Brighton, Shorncliffe, Wynnum and Manly are a recreational playground that are also rich in dining venues.
New live music every Saturday night from 7.00pm - 10.30pm at Aspley Central Tavern! Specials and promotions all evening.
Bluewater Festival provides the absolute best waterfront views for the official start of Australia’s second biggest yacht race ‘The Brisbane to Gladstone’. It’s known to
The Beach Volleyball program in consultation with 5-time Olympian Natalie Cook is structured through the winter months of July and August when the Wynnum Wading
Heartfulness meditation is a simple and practical way to experience the heart's unlimited resources, using relaxation and meditation to connect to your inner being. Meditating
Walk for Women's Cancers is a fun, family-friendly walk for people of all ages. Join the Brisbane community for the inaugural Walk for Women’s
Global popstar and LGBTQI icon, Troye Sivan, is making his long-awaited homecoming tour this September, playing headline shows in Perth, Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne
Everyones favourite event is now better than ever. A field of 120+ riders will pilot the most weird, wonderful and woefully unsuitable motorcycles on the
Steve Martin and Martin Short will bring their critically acclaimed comedy tour Now You See Them, Soon You Won’t for the first time to Australian
