Bribie Beach Access Track

Great shady spot to stop and air down before hitting the beach. Large notice board with map of the beach area as well as notices about closed areas of the beach. Access track itself is quite soft so make sure you are in 4wd before setting in. I have a 2 inch lift and cleared it well. The beach itself was great to drive along just keep an eye out for kids and watch out for and slow down at the water crossings.

The 4x4 gets you up north along the beach; clear track. It's attractive but you're rarely alone. So +'s and -'s. As it gets more popular, the great the risk for vehicle damage to the environment. Might be more appealing in winter to early spring? Quiet, and recovery.

Lots of fun beach is very clean

Access to the beach was very soft. Air down your tires. I went to 15PSI and had no issues at all. Beach drive itself super easy. Unpacked shavel only for my son to build a sand castle. Historical bunker from WWII at the very north end of the beach. A few lagoons along the way for nice stops. Avoid hitting it on weekends, cause very busy.

Beautiful Island with amazing beach driving routes. Family and friends had a wonderful day relaxing on the beach and swimming in the Coral sea.

Spent the day with they family at the lagoon there. It was wonderful we had such a great time. You do need a 4x4 and a permit to access the beach.

Great place to go for a break. Depending on when you go it can be very busy. There are several lagoons which are great for the kids. No toilets on the beach and no dogs allowed once you are driving up the beach

Great place to visit and possibly camp if you're up for it.You do need 4WD and the ability to reduce tyre pressure.There needs to be an option for a day pass for vehicles as you can only buy a week long pass and at $53, it is a bit steep.

It's a great off-road experience for those with a suitable vehicle. Remember to buy a beach pass, better value to get an annual one if you are likely to visit more than twice in the year

If you’re looking to spend a day (or two) in a serene, quiet spot then Bribie Island is the place. The beach area is only accessible through by a 4x4 and you’ll need to bring your own provisions. There is a shopping centre but not near the beach so make sure you’re fully stocked. You’ll need a beach permit if you’re going for a day and an additional camping permit if you’re thinking about spending the night. Both are available through the Bribie Island website. Also look up No Limits 4x4 hire if you don’t have your own as they specialise in trucks that get you into the off roading spirit. No toilets, no power and no camping sites. Just miles and miles of beach, sea and sun.