Start the day with a visit to Pelican Park, Clontarf, where at 10am, 365 days a year, pelicans gather for a feeding frenzy, a spectacle that ranges from small to mega. For walkers this is a great place to leave the car and take the Clontarf Redcliffe coastal walk, a scenic and at times hilly promenade that takes in the Woody Point Jetty, a refreshment stop at Feelgoodz gourmet café deli, the Gayundah Wreck, Palace Hotel (where the Bee Gees played their first gig), Norfolk Pine lined coves, the English style Margate foreshore with its art deco and Spanish Mission bathing pavilions and via Suttons Beach to the quaint seafront stretch of Redcliffe Parade. This is also a scenic drive as the road hugs the beach most of the way via Clontarf and Woody Point, with recommended lookout points at the Gayundah wreck, the jutting out picnic shelters of Margate and Suttons Beach From Suttons Beach take the low road to Settlement Cove, home to playgrounds, BBQs and an enormous tropical seafront lagoon, which in summertime gets packed with swimmers, or take the high road to Redcliffe Parade.

Situated in the heart of Redcliffe our location means you are only a short stroll from some great restaurants, cafes, pubs and shops, as well as our million dollar views over Moreton Bay. Redcliffes' famous Suttons Beach is situated at the bottom of our street, where you will find the Settlement Cove Lagoon and play area, for the whole family to enjoy. La Vida on Anzac accommodation suits both families and couples, so whether you are looking for a romantic getaway or a fun filled family holiday in Redcliffe - we have the accommodation to suit you.

The other attraction not to miss is a stroll out along Redcliffe Jetty, which, built in 1995, is the most recent of a series of jetties that have graced this spot since 1885. The Redcliffe Jetty of the 1950s, which had a penny arcade in the middle, was a haunt of the Bee Gees and was mentioned by Barry in a recollection that he wrote of his childhood in the area that is on display at the excellent Redcliffe Museum, located up on Anzac Avenue and which is also well worth a visit. Those who don’t mind the odd bat encounter should take a stroll in the Redcliffe Botanic Gardens, a lush green oasis where in the rainforest section flying foxes hang in clusters like a collection of tiny vampires. Otherwise there’s a banksia heath, medicinal herb garden and a man made Chorizema spring with its own resident frog to check out. Lastly, if after a souvenir that is not Bee Gees related, take home some great locally roasted coffee from the Neli Coffee roastery at Clontarf.