8 Coorong Street: high-tide canoe and kayak launch
Use the high-tide canoe and kayak launch at 8 Coorong Street as a simple starting point for a Macleay Island paddle.
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Explore Macleay Island in Queensland: island highlights, access advice and practical trip ideas.
Explore Macleay Island
Use the high-tide canoe and kayak launch at 8 Coorong Street as a simple starting point for a Macleay Island paddle.
Plan a casual Macleay Island food stop for deli treats, gelato and takeaway near the ferry precinct.
Visit the fully fenced dog area at Attunga Street Park when travelling around Macleay Island with a dog.
Plan a small-group day tour of Karragarra and Macleay islands with coastal habitats and local art-studio visits.
Browse local handmade and home-grown goods at Macleay Island's recurring artisan market.
Explore the waterfront story of Campbell's Wharf on Macleay Island, a heritage-trail stop linked to early island settlement and South Sea Islander labour.
Pair a relaxed Macleay Island meal with Moreton Bay views at the island bowls club.
Use Coast Road Foreshore Park as a relaxed high-tide launch point for a self-guided paddle on Moreton Bay.
Plan a paddle from Corroboree Place Park, a council-listed high-tide launch point for canoes and kayaks on Macleay Island.
Explore the quiet coastal edge of Cow Bay Conservation Foreshore, where a small patch of rare littoral rainforest meets Moreton Bay.
Include Dalpura Bay Park in a relaxed Macleay Island shoreline visit, with Council-recorded park grounds at Coondooroopa Drive and Dalpura Street.
Use this Macleay Island access point to hand-launch a kayak or canoe for a self-guided paddle.
Launch a canoe or kayak from the northern Golden Sands Boulevard access point at high tide on Macleay Island.
Launch a canoe or kayak from the southern Golden Sands Boulevard access point at high tide on Macleay Island.
Use this Council-listed high-tide canoe and kayak launch at the end of Kalara Street on Macleay Island.
Launch a canoe or kayak from Koonwarra Parade Foreshore Park at high tide on Macleay Island.
Browse changing local exhibitions and creative spaces on Macleay Island's western foreshore.
Find the council-listed Macleay Island Boat Ramp at Brighton Road Harbour when planning water access on Macleay Island.
Find Macleay Island Community Park on High Central Road when exploring the island.
Follow Macleay Island's heritage trail between 11 historic and foreshore locations at your own pace.
Visit Macleay Island Progress Hall, a relaxed Russell Terrace venue with a hall, covered deck and grassed grounds for community activities.
Join a relaxed guided day outing that connects Macleay Island's ferry arrival, scenic stops and local flavours.
Find the Orana Street canoe and kayak launch on Macleay Island, listed by council for high-tide use.
Launch a paddle from the Orion Street road reserve on Macleay Island, using the Council-listed high-tide access point.
Plan a relaxed bay swim at Pat's Park, Macleay Island's Council-listed swimming enclosure.
Find the Pecan Street Park canoe and kayak launch on Macleay Island, listed by council for high-tide use.
Plan a relaxed visit to Macleay Island with official information on ferries, waterfront access and island time.
Plan a relaxed meal or takeaway at The Club Kitchen, the Bay Islands Golf Club restaurant at 2 Gordon Road, Macleay Island.
Use this Council-listed high-tide canoe and kayak launch at the end of Thomas Street on Macleay Island.
Pause by a locally significant freshwater wetland and explore a quieter part of Macleay Island's natural and historical landscape.