Discover the best of North Stradbroke Island with locals who live and breathe the island. From outdoor adventures to guided tours and cultural workshops, there’s so much to see, do and experience on North Stradbroke Island.
*Please note, these tours are not operated by SeaLink. Please contact the businesses directly via the Rezdy links for more information.
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North Stradbroke Island tours and experiences
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Meanjin (Brisbane) to Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island) Cultural Day Trip*
This enriching day trip offers more than just stunning landscapes — it’s a deeply immersive cultural experience led by proud First Nations guides from the Quandamooka People, the traditional custodians of the land and sea.From$350 per adultBook nowPowered by
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North Stradbroke Island Day 4WD Tour*
This 4WD Eco-Adventure of Queensland’s most beautiful Beaches includes hidden bays and fresh water lakes for swimming and forest trails. Spot dolphins, turtles, sharks and whales (in season) as well as “Beach Kangaroo” on this wilderness escape.$139 per adultBook nowPowered by
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North Stradbroke Island Day Trip from Brisbane*
Embark on an unforgettable adventure to North Stradbroke Island, the second largest sand island in the world! A passionate guide will take you through the most breathtaking sites that 'Straddie' has to offer. This isn't just a day out – it's a deep dive into the best of Brisbane's natural bounty.From$175 per adultBook NowPowered by
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North Stradbroke Island Private Tour from Brisbane*
Discover North Stradbroke Island on a day tour featuring a scenic ferry ride, local art, coastal walks with wildlife spotting, and a refreshing stop at Brown Lake. Enjoy stunning views, rich culture, and natural beauty - all just a short trip from Brisbane.$275 per adultBook nowPowered by
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North Stradbroke Island - Day in Paradise Tour*
Your window into paradise. North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah as it is known to the traditional owners of the Island the Quandamooka people) is Queensland's most popular Island yet is just off the coast from Brisbane. Minjerribah is the second largest sand island in the world - almost 40 km long and has everything - untouched beauty of its beaches and rugged coastline - forests with large numbers of kangaroos and koalas, and - it is surrounded by crystal clear waters. A unique and memorable experience of Brisbane and Australia. North Stradbroke's waters are home to large schools of dolphin, manta rays, and turtle – all of which can be seen from the Headland - Point Lookout. A bonus is that in Winter, Point Lookout is considered to be Australia’s best land-based vantage point for spotting the migrating Humpback Whale.$179 per adultBook nowPowered by
Tours and experiences FAQs
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Most tours listed on this page are operated by independent tour operators, not SeaLink. Please contact the tour operator directly using the booking links for tour details and availability.
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SeaLink operates the Goompi Trail Guided Tour and Indigenous Cultural Tours & Workshops. For enquiries about these tours, please email [email protected].
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Most tours must be booked directly with the individual tour operators using their booking links. You can book the Goompi Trail Guided Tour and Indigenous Cultural Tours & Workshops on the SeaLink site.
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Many tours take place on North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), but starting locations vary. Please check details with the individual tour operator.
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Whale watching season generally runs from June to November, when humpback whales migrate along the Queensland coast.
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North Stradbroke Island is a year-round destination, with whale watching from June to November and great beach and outdoor activities throughout the year. We've got heaps of great ideas for things to do on the island.
SeaLink South East Queensland acknowledges the Quandamooka people, the traditional owners of the land on which we work, live and visit. We recognise their continued custodianship and connection to the land, waters, and community. We pay our respect to Elders past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Learn more.