Shane C Richards

Beautiful homes and fantastic neighbours all within a short walk to shops, waterfront, Golf and Country Club, you name it. Ten minute boat ride to the passage, this is location, location, location.

Close to everything yet easy to get away from the hustle and bustle.

Put a visit to Beachmere on the list.

Anyone who has visited Bribie Island will know Ningi, but few have an understanding of what Ningi offers when you take the time to look around. A mecca for those seeking acreage living yet within close proximity of everything you could ever need, not to mention the ocean.

If you are on your way to Bribie Island you should consider swinging by Godwin Beach or adding this laid back seaside hideaway to your itinerary.

The Shangri-La of coastal living and simply one of the few magic locations left on earth. I apologise in advance to the locals, for letting your secret out.

Surrounded by nature, connected by sprawling parks and bordered by ocean, Sandstone Point is a community planning success story. If you are seeking a sea change but still want to be close to all the necessary amenities, this is the place for you.

Large blocks surrounded by National Park and Pumicestone Passage views from your front door. A little like the country meets the ocean with that rare and hidden mystic feeling. An absolute delight to park at each track and follow it through the bush to the waters edge. Wild horses still gallop along the sand and kangaroos graze at your fence. I don't think the White Patch residents really want anyone to discover this hidden paradise, so keep this to yourself.

Take a sharp left off the Bribie Island bridge and you are in Bellara. Stretched out before you is the Pumicstone passage, with parks, boating, fishing, swimming, cafes, water activities, boat hire, ferryman cruises boarding, volunteer marine rescue, boat ramps, yacht club and much more. Bellara really is a shining gem in the collection of beautiful and rare places on this Island Paradise.

Waterside parks; Restaurants; Cafes; RSL; Lawn Bowls; Shopping; Caravan Park; Historic Jetty; Weekend markets; Fishing; Swimming; Boating; Dog friendly Red Beach; National parks; Library; Museum. Which box does Bongaree 'not' tick. Anyone who has anything negative to say about this ideal location, is just down right envious, and so they should be.

Often referred to as the 'surf side', Woorim it is on the eastern side of Bribie Island, the Pacific Ocean side. Surrounded by national parks and lined with pristine beaches, Woorim is the ultimate in laid back beach lovers paradise. A Golf Course and Surf Life Saving Club, along with all of the amenities you would expect to find in a small beach side community. 4WD access to the northern stretch of the Island, but remember your beach driving permit. To gain a true understanding of Woorim and what it has to offer, you need to 'scratch the surface' and talk to the locals, who are a friendly and relaxed mix of people from all walks of life.

I have resided and visited most parts of Australia and traveled the world extensively.
Yes, home is where you hang your hat.
Bribie Island is a fantastic place, no doubt about it.