Location
Redcliffe is a charming coastal suburb located about 28 kilometres northeast of Brisbane’s central business district. It holds the distinction of being Queensland’s first European settlement, established in 1824 as a penal colony. This rich history is reflected in the suburb’s heritage sites, museums, and cultural festivals that celebrate its past. Over the years, Redcliffe has transformed from a quiet fishing village into a bustling seaside destination, while still maintaining its historic charm and welcoming community feel.
Today, Redcliffe is renowned for its beautiful beaches, scenic waterfront, and vibrant lifestyle. The suburb offers a diverse range of recreational activities, from swimming and fishing along the Moreton Bay shoreline to enjoying the Redcliffe Jetty and beachfront parks. The area is also famous for its lively markets, dining precincts, and annual events like the Redcliffe Festival and KiteFest, which draw visitors from across the region. Its proximity to Brisbane combined with a relaxed coastal atmosphere makes it popular among families, retirees, and professionals alike.
In addition to its natural beauty and community events, Redcliffe boasts excellent amenities including shopping centres, schools, and health services. The suburb has embraced modern development while preserving its historical roots, offering residents and visitors a balanced mix of old-world charm and contemporary convenience. Whether exploring its heritage trails, enjoying waterfront cafes, or simply soaking up the coastal vibe, Redcliffe provides a unique and enriching lifestyle on Queensland’s beautiful coast.
Suburb Demographics
10,460
Population
64
Average Age
53.80%
Owner
0.8%
5 Year Population Growth
Proximity to
- Dolphins “Kayo” Stadium – 5 minutes
- Redcliffe Hospital – 4 minutes
- Brisbane City – 40 minutes
- Brisbane Airport – 24 minutes
- Westfield North Lakes – 18 minutes
- Bribie Island – 45 minutes
- Sunshine Coast – 1 hr 5 minutes
- Gold Coast – 1 hour 10 minutes
