Things to Do Cleveland

Seaside Sightseeing at the Old Cleveland Point Lighthouse

Go for a day of Round the Twist-like adventures and, of course, some fish and chips.
Sarah Ward
April 24, 2017

Overview

Sure, we all know Cleveland — but when was the last time you've actually spent an afternoon there? With plenty of history, the bayside town will make your day trip feel like a mini holiday.

While Cleveland was settled in 1850, the town's biggest drawcard — other than the ocean — popped up in 1864: the Cleveland Point Lighthouse. Though this seaside watchtower shuttered for good in 1976, it still remains quite the place for scenic snaps and pretending you're in Round the Twist. Oh, and make sure you complete the experience with a trip to the bar-café-kiosk for some fish and chips. As for the seaside itself, trekking along Brissie's east coast offers an array of delights. Wander past historical buildings, go for a dip and grab a drink at the 166-year-old Grand View Hotel overlooking Moreton Bay.

Image: Redlands Council. 

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Cleveland Point Lighthouse
North Street
Cleveland
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