Redcliffe & Surrounds
Well-known as a family-friendly holiday destination with calm beaches, the Redcliffe Peninsula is a popular seaside region.
The Redcliffe Peninsula comprises of suburbs; Redcliffe, Margate, Woody Point, Scarborough, Kippa-Ring, Clontarf, Newport and Rothwell.
Things to do in Redcliffe and surrounds:
- Settlement Cove Lagoon
- Suttons Beach
- Redcliffe Jetty
- Bee Gees Way
- Redcliffe Artisan and Farmers Markets (every Sunday)
- Brisbane Whale Watching
- AquaSplash Redcliffe
- Scarborough Beach park
- Undersea Putt & Play
Helping shape leaders of tomorrow
Discover how Redcliffe State High School’s Leadership Aspirant Program is helping shape the leaders of tomorrow by building confidence, leadership skills, community engagement and real-world experience for Year 11 students.
Honouring peninsula’s top businesses
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli joined business leaders at the 2026 Redcliffe Business Awards, celebrating outstanding local businesses across 10 categories and recognising excellence on the peninsula.
Brisbane Whale Watching launches milestone 30th season
Brisbane Whale Watching launches its 30th season from Redcliffe on June 6, offering daily tours across Moreton Bay to see humpback whales during migration, with award-winning local operators sharing unforgettable wildlife encounters through winter.
Tuning up for Bee Gees flash mob
Redcliffe will host Moreton Bay’s first Bee Gees kazoo flash mob at Bee Gees Way on June 21 for Make Music Day. Free workshops across the region will prepare participants to join a global celebration of music in public spaces.
Record falls on hospital Giving Day
Raise it for Redcliffe Hospital Giving Day raised a record $225,000, supporting vital hospital projects. The six-year fundraiser has now topped $1.2M, funding palliative care upgrades to improve comfort, dignity and support for patients and families.
Roar doubling up in Redcliffe
Brisbane Roar is set to play almost half its home games at Kayo Stadium, in Redcliffe, next season. Roar scheduled two games at Kayo Stadium for its 2025-26 A-League. That became three when the visit of Perth was switched from Suncorp.
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New battle at $19m overpass
Concerns over litter and graffiti at controversial overpass in Clontarf have been “promptly addressed”, according to Transport and Main Roads.
Join in Tribe's community Christmas lunch
People without their own tribe to spend Christmas Day with are invited to join in a community event at Tribe Clubhouse on December 25. Here are the details
Changes to major development plan
Plans for a new showroom, shop and food and drink outlet by Bribie Island bridge have changed.
Resort launches donation drive
Thyme Moreton Bay, the Morayfield lifestyle resort, is working with Caboolture Community Action (CCA) again to help those facing homelessness or hardship at Christmas.
Red light for transport depot plan
Plans for a transport depot in Caboolture have been turned down – despite support for the business within the Council chamber.
Place Redcliffe Peninsula to open new office
The team at Place Redcliffe Peninsula, led by Jess Culling, have hit the ground running since launching in September with their new office opening at Scarborough before Christmas. Here’s what is happening
Businesses relocate for new development
Three popular local businesses have moved to make way for a new development at Redcliffe. Here’s where you will find The Bone Yard Collective, Pinot and Picasso Redcliffe and The Book Bucket Redcliffe
We ask ... Will OPTO return to Redcliffe?
OPTO, the giant spinning rings artwork which overlooked the Redcliffe foreshore for 12 years, before it was removed for ‘refurbishment’ last May, has still not returned. We ask council if it’s coming back
Jingle all the way to Redcliffe Christmas carols
Warm up those vocal cords and jingle your way to the Redcliffe Peninsula Christmas Carols on December 8. Here are the details
Dolphins NRL, UniSC partnership is a winner
A winning combination of education and sport will continue for the Dolphins NRL and the University of the Sunshine Coast for another two years. Here’s the details
