Cabbage Tree Point

Few coastal communities in Queensland have a history as closely tied to the tidal waters of Moreton Bay as Cabbage Tree Point. At the northern edge of the Gold Coast, the settlement stands on the mainland shore of southern Moreton Bay, near the mouth of the Logan River. Mangrove-lined shallows, channels and mudflats shape a coast where boating, fishing and crabbing remain familiar pursuits. Its name recalls the cabbage tree palms associated with this low-lying part of Queensland’s coast. The nearby Southern Moreton Bay Islands emphasise the close relationship between land and water here, while the open bay extends towards North Stradbroke Island. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of southern Moreton Bay.

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