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Southbank
South Bank Parklands - South Brisbane - Courtesy of Tourism Queensland

Wander under blooming pathways or along the Brisbane River. Visit the Nepali pagoda and stop for a coffee on Stanley Street Plaza. South Bank is little beauty.
Nestled in tropical vegetation, the artificial beach and lagoon are perfect spots for a tan and a swim. The precinct offers all the facilities of a city combined with a holiday and relaxing atmosphere.
Riverwalk
Bicycle riding at South Bank Parklands - Courtesy of Tourism Queensland

Brisbane's Riverwalk connects more than 20 km of pathways, roads, bridges and riverside parks along the Brisbane River. Locals like to use those pathways for a walk, a jog or a bike ride. It is relaxing and extremely pleasant. And it is also an excellent way to discover some of the city’s best attractions such as the Custom House, Mount Coot-tha, Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, Queensland Maritime Museum, the Story Bridge, and the Botanical Gardens to name a few. 

Disabled:
Disabled access is available.

For more information about renting a bike contact:

Valet cycle hire & tours
Ph: +61 (0)4 0800 3198
Website: www.cyclebrisbane.com
or
Riverlife
Ph: + 61 (0)7 3891 5766
Website: www.riverlife.com.au

Moreton Bay
Family on Pandanus Beach - Wynnum - Courtesy of Tourism Queensland

The greater Brisbane encompasses a stunning coast lines. Take a drive along Moreton Bay Drive. Stop in Redcliffe, Sandgate, Manly, or Cleveland. Watch yachts sailing in between the islands and eat some fish & chips in a front water park or on a jetty. Wander in the streets along coffee shops, delicious restaurants and little shops and enjoy the coastal villages’ atmosphere.

Moreton Bay is a very laid-back place, where you’ll see beautiful old Queenslander houses and appreciate the light breezes combined with the warm sun.
Gardens & Parklands
New Farm Park Rotunda - New Farm - Courtesy of Tourism Queensland

Brisbane offers lovely gardens and parklands in which to relax. Whether you want to play a team game, read a book on the grass, or simply stroll around the area, the Botanical Gardens, New Farm Park and Roma Street Parklands are three great spots to visit. Charming and peaceful, they are the real lunges of the city. For a striking view over Brisbane, Mount Coot-tha is also a very pleasant place to be.
Free Tai Chi in the city
Chinatown - Fortitude Valley - Courtesy of Tourism Queensland

Join a free Tai Chi class in Chinatown Mall, Fortitude Valley.
The class is held every Sunday at 9.00am. Think about wearing comfortable clothes.
North Stradbroke Island
Girl exercising - Cylinder Beach - Courtesy of Tourism Queensland

Take a trip to North Stradbroke Island and lie on its stunning white sandy beaches. The island is luckily not overdeveloped. So, it’s easy to get away from the crowed and walk alone on beautiful coastal trails. Rent a 4WD and follow the off-road track to freshwater lakes or drive on the beach to find your own perfect hideaway. Fish, surf, snorkel or tan - here, you can play Robinson Crusoe for a day or more.
Picnic, Point Lookout - North Stradbroke Island - Courtesy of Tourism Queensland
Yoga, Cylinder Beach - North Stradbroke Island - Courtesy of Tourism Queensland
 
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