If you’re looking for things to do in Redcliffe and surrounding areas then visit Redcliffe Jetty Visitor Information Centre, right in front of the jetty.
The Centre relocated to the current site at the entrance to the Redcliffe Jetty in January 2012 as part of a rejuvenation project for the Redcliffe Parade business area and is staffed by just over 35 local volunteers. With over 25,000 visitors each year this centre is busy all year round.
The volunteers offer FREE heritage walks to highlight the historical background of Redcliffe as Queensland’s first European Settlement.
Visitors to the Centre can take advantage of FREE Wi-Fi and bus groups can book free guided tours of the Redcliffe area through the Centre.
A secondary space at Redcliffe Jetty Information Centre is used for demonstrations and displays of local arts and crafts. The schedule of activities includes spinning and weaving, pottery, art displays and demonstrations.
Cruises into Moreton Bay and the seasonal whale watching tours depart from the Redcliffe Jetty with the Centre always on-hand to assist passengers with information on must-see attractions and what to do in Moreton Bay Region’s other hotspots while staying in our hinterland and bayside paradise.
Visit in February to attend the Moreton Bay Caravan, Camping, Boating and 4X4 Expo
Visit in April to watch, or compete in the Moreton Bay Triathlon
Come in April for the Redcliffe Festival of Sails
Bring the family in June for Redcliffe KiteFest
Attend the Redcliffe Show in June
Come in July for the Jetty 2 Jetty Fun Run
Address: Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe (in front of the jetty)
Open Times: Open 7 days a week from 9am to 4pm
Closed: Operating only half the day on Anzac Day and Christmas Day
Contact: Call (07) 3283 3577, or email redcliffe.tourism@mbrit.com.au
Redcliffe Parade, Redcliffe QLD, Australia
07 3283 3577
Public holidays may vary
Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information provided, Visit Moreton Bay Region can not be held responsible for incorrect or misleading information due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Please do the right thing and follow the directions of the Queensland Government.
From 15 May 2020 - you may travel a maximum of 150km from your home for non-contact activity such as exploring national parks, hiking, visiting dog parks, dining-in at restaurants (10 patrons at a time) and more.
