Welcome to Amity Point — a calm, sandy beach and foreshore area known for its relaxed charm and dolphin sightings. Ideal for fishing, swimming, and family fun, Amity offers safe water access and shaded grassy areas, with stunning views across Moreton Bay.

🎟️ Island Wildlife, Beach Adventures & High-Speed Boat Tours from Amity Point

Amity Point’s calm turquoise waters and sheltered shores on North Stradbroke Island place you at the gateway to world-class wildlife encounters, 4WD island explorations, and thrilling high-speed boat tours.

From guided wildlife spotting and beach-to-pub crawls to scenic island adventures, these experiences turn your Amity Point visit into an unforgettable Stradbroke day.

Popular wildlife, boat & island experiences available near Amity Point:

🏝️Why Visit Amity Point?

Amity Point is one of North Stradbroke Island’s most relaxed and family-friendly destinations, offering calm, clear waters and a welcoming village feel. Known for its regular dolphin visits near the jetty, Amity is perfect for fishing, swimming, and simply unwinding by the foreshore. The esplanade is dotted with shady grassed areas and BBQs, while its location on Moreton Bay provides beautiful views and easy access to island adventures.

🎣Things to Do at Amity Point

• Dolphin Spotting: Watch for dolphins playing near the jetty — a local highlight.
• Fishing: A favourite fishing location from the jetty, beach, or boat.
• Swimming: Calm bay waters make it safe for children and families.
• Picnics & BBQs: Grassy foreshore parks with picnic tables and shaded shelters.
• Boating: Launch from the local boat ramp for easy access to Moreton Bay.
• Camping: Stay at the waterfront campground with powered and unpowered sites.
• Visit: Nearby Mermaid Island accessible via boat at low tide

🐬Wildlife

Amity Point is famous for its dolphin encounters, with wild dolphins frequently spotted around the jetty. Birdwatchers will also enjoy the variety of seabirds along the foreshore, while the waters of Moreton Bay support turtles and seasonal marine life.

🛍️Facilities & Accessibility

Amity Point is well-equipped for a relaxed day or extended stay:

• 🚻 Toilets, showers, and picnic shelters
• 🍖 BBQs and shaded grassy areas
• 🛝 Playground and open spaces for children
• 🐕 Dog-friendly in designated on-leash areas
• 🛟 Not patrolled — swim with care
• 🚤 Boat ramp for bay access
• ♿ Wheelchair-accessible picnic areas and toilets
• 🚗 Parking available near foreshore

🌤️Best Time to Visit Amity Point

• 🌞 September to April: Warm water and ideal swimming conditions.
• 🪼 Marine Stingers: Low risk; occasional bluebottles in summer.
• 🛟 Lifeguard Patrols: Not patrolled — check conditions before entering the water.
• 🌤️ Year-round: Subtropical climate with hot, humid summers and mild winters.

🗺️ Getting There

🚗 Driving: Amity Point is located on the north-western tip of North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), about 1 hour from Brisbane plus a 25-minute vehicle or passenger ferry from Toondah Harbour, Cleveland to Dunwich. From there, it’s a 20-minute drive across the island via East Coast Road and Claytons Road.
🚌 Public Transport: From Brisbane, take the Cleveland train line to Cleveland Station, then the Stradbroke Ferries shuttle bus to Toondah Harbour. Once on the island, local Stradbroke Buses connect Dunwich, Amity Point, and Point Lookout.
🅿️ Parking: Free parking is available near the Amity Point jetty, Caravan Park, and Toompany Street foreshore.

💡 Info correct at time of writing — check Redland City Council and Surf Life Saving Queensland for current patrol times, ferry schedules, and access updates.

💡 Local Tips

🌴 Amity Point is a peaceful seaside village offering calm turquoise water, excellent fishing, and spectacular sunsets over Moreton Bay.
🏖️ The beach is unpatrolled, ideal for swimming and paddleboarding within the enclosed swimming area beside the jetty, protected from currents.
☕ Enjoy coffee or a meal at Seashells Café, or grab takeaway fish and chips to eat on the jetty at sunset.
🚶 Walk the Amity Point Foreshore Trail, a scenic stroll linking shady picnic spots, swimming areas, and the historic jetty.
🐬 Dolphins regularly swim near the jetty, and at dusk, koalas can often be spotted in the gum trees behind the beach.

📍Nearby Attractions

• 🌊 Cylinder Beach (10 km): Popular patrolled surf beach.
• 🏝️ Point Lookout (12 km): Whale-watching, scenic lookouts, and coastal walks.
• 🌿 Myora Springs (5 km): Freshwater spring with Indigenous cultural significance.
• ⛴️ Dunwich: Gateway town with ferry terminal and island services.

📅 Events & Markets Nearby

Amity Point is relaxed and coastal, with easy access to North Stradbroke Island’s community markets and bayside events.

• 🛍️ Point Lookout Markets (Seasonal Sundays): Handmade goods, local art, jewellery, baked treats, plants, and gifts.
• 🍉 Dunwich Markets (Occasional/Seasonal): Fresh produce, local crafts, bush food, homewares, and Indigenous-made products.
• 🌴 Quandamooka Festival Events (Seasonal): Cultural markets, music, art, food stalls, and community celebrations.
• 🎶 Straddie Island Events (Seasonal): Sunset gatherings, food trucks, outdoor music, and family activities.
• 🎄 Redlands Coast Christmas Markets (December – nearby): Festive stalls, handmade gifts, food vans, and holiday entertainment.

For a full list of what’s on in the region, visit the
👉 Stradbroke Island Attractions | Best Things to Do Near Stradbroke Island Beaches

🏕️Accommodation Near Amity Point

• 🏡 Holiday rentals and beachfront cottages in Amity
• ⛺ Amity Point Campground: Beachfront camping and cabins
• 🏨 Resorts and motels at Point Lookout

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🍴 Places to Eat & Drink

Amity Point offers a relaxed island dining atmosphere with a small selection of local cafés, seafood takeaways, and family-friendly eateries. Enjoy freshly caught seafood, a casual beachside meal, or a sunset picnic by the water — then share your favourite food and drink experiences below!

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🧭Plan Your Trip to Amity Point

With calm waters, regular dolphin sightings, and family-friendly foreshore facilities, Amity Point is one of the most charming spots on North Stradbroke Island. Whether you’re fishing from the jetty, camping by the beach, or enjoying a relaxed picnic with Moreton Bay views, Amity offers the perfect balance of natural beauty and island hospitality.

📍🚤 Planning your trip to this stunning Stradbroke beach? 🚤 Full details on ferries from Cleveland (SeaLink passenger & vehicle options), driving times from Brisbane, public transport, parking, and more are on our main North Stradbroke Island Getting There guide.

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