Brisbane
Moreton Bay
A playground of islands and blue water
Victoria Point
Brisbane, Queensland 4165
Nearest Train: Three quarters of an hour’s drive from central Brisbane.
Phone: +61 7 3221 8411 (Brisbane Tourism)
In 1770 James Cook named this expanse of blue water, cradled by Moreton Island and North Stradbroke Islands, after his friend in England, the Earl of Morton. However, it was fellow explorer Matthew Flinders who first entered and mapped the islands. Today, the bay has become an natural playground for Brisbane's residents and many people enjoy the rich waters and islands, such as St. Helena, Peel, and South Stradbroke. Fishing and water sports abound and Coochiemudlo Island, offering the closest beach to the suburbs of Brisbane, provides a safe swimming area with just a short ferry ride.
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