From floating cinemas and hot tub boats to wildlife tours and barbecue cruises, Brisbane has the opportunity to create a new generation of unforgettable experiences on the water.
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As Brisbane embraces its River City future, the lessons from the world’s great waterfront destinations are becoming increasingly clear.
With the final pylons now installed and the first marina arms virtually complete, Brisbane’s newest commercial marina is rapidly moving from concept to reality.
Brisbane’s river revival continues to gather momentum, with the approval of the $500 million Howard Smith Wharves expansion set to deliver new tourism experiences, improved river access and Brisbane’s first over-river pool.
A staple in the world’s great river cities, water taxis exist in Australia, particularly in Sydney, but the concept has never fully taken off in Brisbane despite ideal conditions.
Brisbane is opening up its river for new tourism experiences, with public access points set to work hand in hand with Colmslie Wharves’ long-term berthing and servicing infrastructure.
With construction well underway, Colmslie Wharves will link key tourism and marine precincts — from the CBD to Northshore Hamilton, the Brisbane International Cruise Terminal and out to Moreton Bay.
Brisbane’s dream of becoming a truly connected River City will soon move closer to reality as construction gains pace at Colmslie Wharves.
From boutique river tours to water taxis and eco-adventures, Colmslie Wharves is giving new marine tourism ventures the infrastructure and certainty needed to launch on the Brisbane River.
Colmslie Wharves is opening the door to a new era of marine tourism in Brisbane, offering operators secure long-term berths and purpose-built infrastructure just 9km from the CBD.
