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.
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.
Colmslie Wharves is being delivered by a highly experienced project team with deep expertise across marine infrastructure, marina operations and commercial property development.
We are pleased to announce that construction of Colmslie Wharves is now in full swing with leasing underway for an opening around mid-2026.
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