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#1 Climb Story Bridge
There aren’t too many bridges in the world that you can climb, but Story Bridge in Brisbane offers adventure climbs day and night. The climb begins and ends in Kangaroo Point near the base of the bridge. Kids 6+ are able to climb Story Bridge with an adult. Read about our family’s Story Bridge Climb here. What are you waiting for? Sign up for Brisbane’s Story Bridge Adventure Climb!
#2 Abseil Down the Cliffs
Abseil down the Kangaroo Point Cliffs. Kids 8+ are able to participate. All equipment is provided and guests are trained before abseiling down. Pending time, participants are able to abseil down the cliffs multiple times during the 1.5-hour abseiling session.
#3 Eat Delicious Croissants
Don’t forget to stop at Christian Jacques, an authentic French Bakery in Kangaroo Point. Leave time to line up as Christian Jacques is a popular spot for morning pastries. Croissant options include butter croissants, pan au chocolate, Nutella, almond, and custard as well as savory options such as ham & cheese, bacon & goat cheese, and 3 cheese croissants. Bread and pastries are available at Christian Jacques as well. There isn’t seating at the bakery, so take your treat to go and find a spot...
#13 Take a Quick Ride to Brisbane City
The City Hopper Ferryis a free inner-city ferry service that runs for free. You can take the City Hopper across the Brisbane River every 30 minutes from 5:30 a.m. to midnight or even later on the weekends.
#14 Have a Picnic
Head to Kangaroo Point Cliffs Park and enjoy a picnic at one of the picnic tables located there. This park has street parking and a large parking lot nearby, plus a playground, making it the perfect place to bring picnic supplies.
#15 Head to the Playground
Let the kids play at Captain Burke Park while you enjoy the gorgeous view of Brisbane City, Howard Smith Wharfs, and Story Bridge. Captain Burke Park has some parking, toilets, and lots of room to run and play. Located nearby Jacques Christian Bakery, it is a great place to take your pastries to enjoy with a view. Captain Burke Playground is located on the tip of Kangaroo Point.
Bus
Take buses 61, 111, 130, 202, 222, 227, 234, 555 to Kangaroo Point
Ferry
Take a ferry to Homan Street Ferry Terminal in Kangaroo Point
Drive
Street Parking is available in Kangaroo Point
In addition to the restaurants listed above, there are lots of great options for meals in Kangaroo Point. Here are a few more options.
The Point Brisbane, 4 Stars
The Point Brisbanehas rooms and suites, 24-hour room service, an Australian restaurant and bar, and an outdoor swimming pool.
Bridgewater Terraces, 4 Stars
If you prefer to stay in an apartment-style hotel, Bridgewater Terraceshas 1, 2, and 3-bedroom apartments. The hotel has an outdoor pool, fitness centre, and sauna. Free parking is available.
II Mondo Boutique Hotel, 4 Stars
Stay in a family room, an economy room, or a 1-bedroom apartment at II Mondo Boutique Hotel in Kangaroo Point. The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool that is open year-round, free parking, and a Japanese restaurant.
Kangaroo Point is an inner southern suburb in the City of Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. In the 2016 census, Kangaroo Point had a population of 8,063 people. Map.
Kangaroo Point, considered one of Brisbane's oldest suburbs (and Queensland's first penal settlement), is situated just outside of the city above the Brisbane River and has quite a rich history.
This map shows the location of interpretative and botanical signs in CT White and James Warner Parks, Kangaroo Point, Brisbane.
Best Things to Do in Kangaroo Point The historic inner city suburb of Kangaroo Point may be known for the Story Bridge Hotel and colonial cottages but its streets are packed with hidden gems, from Japanese tapas to a rooftop and clifftop bars, a microbrewery, French bakery, riverfront cafe and more.
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Kangaroo Point and Woolloongabba are must-visit suburbs for foodies, outdoor enthusiasts and keen shoppers alike. Make your way through our list of top picks!
