Australia · BOAT TOURS IN BRISBANE
Distances are long down here, so a day out has to be worth the drive. These 13 boat tours in Brisbane are, and each entry says what it costs, how long it takes and what it includes.
Review of Brisbane River Cruise to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary, with wildlife highlights, timing, value, practical tips, and booking advice.
“Great! Friendly staff on the boat, lovely scenery during the cruise, and just a wonderful and laid back day out at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary.”
Cruise Brisbane River to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary for koalas, kangaroos, wildlife shows, commentary, and a relaxed half-day outing.
“Amazing the see the animals in the sanctuary. They keep it very clean and treat the animals well from what we saw. Great trip. Loved the river cruise - sat up top.”
Review of Brisbane whale watching from Redcliffe, with humpbacks, lunch, hotel pickup, seating upgrades, value, and practical tips.
“This company is really well organised. They’ve got an excellent boat which is designed for watching whales up close. The staff are friendly and a lot of information about whales is relayed. We saw many of these magnificent animals up close - it was truly awesome.”
Review of Brisbane’s 90-minute morning river cruise, with Story Bridge views, live commentary, scones, tea, practical tips, and value advice.
“Great tour, very informative, relaxing and pleasant experience on the river. The crew were awesome and very friendly and helpful.”
Review of Brisbane’s 90-minute morning river cruise, with city views, live commentary, tea and scones for $34.
“Relaxing and enjoyable. Staff were helpful and friendly. Tea and Scones were great”
Review of Brisbane’s Cruise to Lunch package, with river views, morning tea, commentary, beer tasting, and lunch at Breakfast Creek Hotel.
“It was easy to use the site. It showed me what activities I could do in Brisbane. The cruise of the Brisbane River was good. Interesting facts on different places along the river. The food at breakfast Creek taven was ok. There was a variety of meals that ypu could get.”
Review of Brisbane’s Eye-Spy whale watching cruise, with humpbacks, lunch, pickup details, pricing, accessibility, and practical tips.
“This was a beautiful day out from the pick up in Brisbane with our cheerful driver Ray to an absolutely amazing day on the cruise with captain Kerry. The whales 🐋 were totally mesmerising and Captain Kerry was so passionate as she shared interesting facts about the .magnificent whales. 100% recommend this.”
See Brisbane glow at sunset on a relaxed 90-minute river cruise with Story Bridge views, Kangaroo Cliffs, music, drinks, and a snack board.
“It was a beautiful evening to enjoy the lights of the city. Music and appetizers rooted it off.”
Cruise Brisbane’s river for 90 minutes, with guided commentary, Story Bridge views, Kangaroo Point Cliffs, and complimentary tea and treats.
“The river cruise was very enjoyable. The guide was informative with really interesting facts relating to the history of Brisbane.”
Review of the Dolphin and Tangalooma Wrecks cruise from Brisbane, with snorkeling, lunch, beach time, wildlife spotting, price, and practical tips.
“Excellent day, the Captain Wayne and team made day really enjoyable and informative. The inclusions and catering made it a really pleasant experience.”
Review of Brisbane’s river cruise and Breakfast Creek Hotel lunch, with commentary, scones, beer tasting, practical tips, and value advice.
“Very interesting and informative., great lunch at Breakfast Creek Hotel”
Review of Moreton Island’s 8-hour eco cruise with Tangalooma Wrecks snorkeling, beach time, wildlife spotting, meals, and practical tips.
“We went on this tour after researching snorkelling opportunities close to Brisbane. It was a wonderful day out! We got to snorkel and see many colourful fish for one hour and then spend about two hours at the beach walking and swimming. Read more”
See Brisbane from the river on a 90-minute cruise with skyline views, live commentary, afternoon tea, and Story Bridge close-ups.
“Nice way to see the city from the river as well as some other sites along the way. They also explain some history of the bridges. It was difficult to hear as a large family beside us kept talking throughout the cruise and were not at all paying attention to the information but that is not the fault of the cruise.”
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