Bribie Island Seaside Museum

Explore the intriguing and fascinating history of Bribie Island in a beautiful, contemporary museum. The Bribie Island Seaside Museum enjoys scenic views across the glimmering waters of the Pumicestone Passage and Moreton Bay. The museum is a great addition to your visit to Bribie Island with beautiful parks, local eateries and wildlife habitats close by.

The museum features:

• a theatre showing films about the S.S Koopa and holidaying on Bribie Island
• a large collection of preserved fish dating back to 1905 from Moreton Bay waters
• the social history of the people and places of Bribie Island and its role in World War II
• the story and some belongings of the internationally-renowned artist Ian Fairweather and other Bribie Island personalities
• a replica World War II bunker detailing some of Bribie Island’s role in defending the Brisbane line
• a designated space for new exhibitions that change several times a year
• interactive displays and activities for young and old
• a diverse programme of events and workshops for adults and children.

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Parking

A small carpark is opposite the museum and there is plenty of street parking nearby.

Access

Bribie island Seaside Museum offers easy access for people with mobility constraints and accessible parking just meters from the main entrance.

Location

1 South Esplanade, Bongaree 4507  View map

-27.086065,153.159485

1 South Esplanade , Bongaree 4507

1 South Esplanade , Bongaree 4507

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