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Hot hotel<br />
Clockwise from top left:<br />
Ocean-view rooms on offer<br />
Long-table lunch at Cabana<br />
Bar + Kitchen + Garden<br />
Seasonal produce on the menu<br />
Grazing platters at Cabana<br />
Bar + Kitchen + Garden<br />
A favourite among locals and hotel guests, Cabana Bar + Kitchen + Garden is<br />
also a popular spot for corporate lunches and events. A number of spaces can be<br />
hired for groups, including an outdoor terrace to soak up the Queensland sun.<br />
For delegates who want to continue networking as the sun goes down, Cabana<br />
comes to life at night with live entertainment.<br />
STAY<br />
Mon Komo makes conferencing a breeze with 4.5-star accommodation available<br />
on site. Operated by Oaks Hotels and Resorts, the property offers a mix of hotel<br />
rooms and self-contained apartments, many with spectacular ocean views over<br />
Moreton Bay. Guest facilities include a swimming pool and sun deck, undercover<br />
parking and a gym.<br />
PLAY<br />
Take some time out to explore the expansive Redcliffe coastline, which is lined<br />
with boardwalks and bicycle paths. Along the precinct is an array of cafés,<br />
restaurants, art galleries and retail shops for those looking to add a touch of<br />
leisure to their trip.<br />
Redcliffe’s seaside location offers plenty of activities for corporate groups to<br />
enjoy, including whale watching, jetskiing, kayaking, skydiving and even yoga<br />
by the jetty. Or take your delegates offshore to explore the picturesque Moreton<br />
Island and the many experiences on offer, from sand dunes and World War relics<br />
to wreck dive and snorkel sites. n<br />
Explore<br />
the region<br />
Get to know the local area<br />
with these Redcliffe hot spots<br />
Bee Gees Way<br />
Named after the band that originated in<br />
Redcliffe, Bee Gees Way celebrates the history<br />
of the three brothers and their rise to stardom.<br />
At the very end of the walkway, a bronze<br />
statue of the band in their youth stands tall. It’s<br />
a must-do for all die-hard Bee Gees fans.<br />
Redcliffe Museum<br />
On Anzac Avenue, you’ll find Redcliffe’s very<br />
own museum, which explores the evolution of<br />
Redcliffe Peninsula’s character and identity,<br />
and its significance in Australian history. Free<br />
to enter, Redcliffe Museum features plenty of<br />
collections to enjoy.<br />
Redcliffe Jetty Markets<br />
Hosted along Redcliffe Parade every Sunday,<br />
the Redcliffe Jetty Markets are a one-stop<br />
shop with a huge variety of stalls on offer. Enjoy<br />
delicious foods, fresh produce, arts and crafts,<br />
and interesting gifts while enjoying live music<br />
by the water.<br />
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