Important:
There is no dedicated or accredited Visitor Information Centre in Beachmere.
Beachmere is a small coastal community in the Moreton Bay Region, and all formal visitor services are provided through:
- Bribie Island Visitor Information Centre – Bongaree (closest accredited VIC)
- Caboolture Visitor Information Centre (secondary mainland VIC)
- Local caravan parks, cafés, and community hubs in Beachmere
Therefore, Beachmere is serviced by an informal tourist information point, with full VIC support coming from Bribie Island and Caboolture.
Name: Beachmere Tourist Information Point (informal; serviced via Bribie Island & Caboolture VICs)
Primary VIC: Bribie Island Visitor Information Centre, 1 South Esplanade, Bongaree
Secondary VIC: Caboolture Visitor Information Centre, 1 King Street, Caboolture
Phone (Bribie Island VIC): (07) 3408 9026
Opening Hours (Bribie Island VIC): Typically 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Type: Tourist information point (non‑accredited)
Region: Moreton Bay Region / Caboolture–Bribie Corridor / Pumicestone Passage
What Area It Caters For
1. Beachmere (Primary Area)
- Quiet coastal village on Moreton Bay
- Beachmere Foreshore & waterfront parks
- Fishing, boating, and kayaking areas
- Beachmere Conservation Park (wetlands, birdlife)
- Local cafés, shops, and holiday accommodation
2. Godwin Beach & Sandstone Point (Nearby Coastal Corridor)
- Sandstone Point Hotel & event precinct
- Pumicestone Passage views
- Boat ramps and fishing spots
- Access to Bribie Island Bridge
3. Bribie Island (Major Coverage via Primary VIC)
- Woorim surf beach
- Bongaree foreshore & jetty
- National parks and 4WD beach zones
- Pumicestone Passage Marine Park
- Wildlife, birdwatching, and coastal walks
4. Caboolture & Morayfield (Mainland Service Centres)
- Shopping, dining, and transport hubs
- Caboolture Historical Village
- Local markets and events
- Access to D’Aguilar Highway and hinterland touring
5. Pumicestone Passage Marine Park
- Protected marine environment
- Kayaking, boating, and fishing
- Dugong, dolphin, and bird habitats
6. Moreton Bay Region (Extended Support)
- Redcliffe Peninsula
- Scarborough Marina
- Deception Bay foreshore
- Regional parks, wetlands, and coastal drives
7. D’Aguilar Range Hinterland (Secondary Touring Area)
- Woodford, Mount Mee, and Dayboro
- Scenic lookouts, rainforest pockets, and walking trails
Services Provided
Services for Beachmere visitors are delivered through Bribie Island and Caboolture VICs.
Typical services include:
- Maps and brochures for Beachmere, Bribie Island, Caboolture, and Moreton Bay
- Advice on beaches, fishing spots, and boating access
- Information on Pumicestone Passage and marine activities
- Accommodation and dining recommendations
- Weather, tide, and safety updates
- Regional touring information (Moreton Bay → Bribie → Caboolture corridor)
Summary
The Beachmere Tourist Information Point is an informal visitor hub supported by the Bribie Island and Caboolture Visitor Information Centres. It serves travellers exploring Beachmere’s quiet foreshore, Pumicestone Passage, Bribie Island, and the broader Moreton Bay Region. With calm waters, fishing, boating, and easy access to coastal and hinterland attractions, Beachmere is a peaceful base for regional touring.