Coochiemudlo Island

Situated in Southern Moreton Bay just off Victoria Point and sheltered from rougher seas by North Stradbroke Island / Minjerribah, Coochiemudlo is only a short ferry ride from the mainland. There is something about this little island that makes some people say it’s like stepping back in time. The density of trees, even throughout streets and gardens of the residents, certainly has a lot of charm. It is also an excellent habitat for birds. Rainbow Lorikeets - cheeky residents

Plenty of Coochiemudlo Islanders will tell you we have the best views in Queensland, but don’t just take our word for it - the vistas we experience as we cross the channel to the mainland are the same that regularly draw international film producers to the region. With unlimited views to the northern horizon, the waters off Brisbane Bayside’s seaboard stand in for such remote and magical places as the oceans of Narnia and the remote Caribbean Sea. Calmer and shallower than th

Just beyond Brisbane’s eastern seaboard, nestled at the heart of an archipelago only a short voyage into Moreton Bay, on the far side of the tiny island of Coochiemudlo, you can sink your toes into the soft sand of Morwong Beach. This magic place is the setting for the most inspiring, panoramic views Moreton Bay has to offer, and most days of the week you’re likely to have the beach all to yourself, particularly at sunset. When people think ‘island’ they invariably think ‘rem