easy
1.5 hours
Suitable for all ages and fitness levels with minimal walking involved.
Walk among thousands of butterflies in a vibrant flower garden at Bribie Island Butterfly House. Perfect for groups and school excursions in Bongaree, Queensland, this guided experience combines education and nature in a captivating setting.
For Ages5+ • Approx 1.5 hours • Groups are welcome by appointment. Discounted prices for 15+ people!
Experience the enchanting Bribie Island Butterfly House, where you can stroll among thousands of butterflies in a vibrant flower garden. Guided by a friendly Flight Attendant, discover the highlights of this unique destination, perfect for groups and schools. Embrace the beauty of nature in a captivating setting!
1.5 Hours
Our unique destination has been open to the public since June 2017 and is popular with coach groups and schools.
Visitors love the Butterfly House and sometimes it may be a little crowded, especially in the mornings. If you prefer a quieter time, please consider arriving early afternoon. Allow approx 1 hour for your visit.
The Butterfly House may close without notice during severe thunderstorms or wet weather.
At Bribie Island Butterfly House you can expect to see 50,000 to 100,000 take-offs and landings on a sunny day (when we are stocked with 500 – 1,000 butterflies).
The butterfly house involves walking through garden paths; comfortable, closed-toe shoes are recommended.
Spring and summer offer the best butterfly activity with a greater variety of species on display.
Soft voices help maintain a calm environment so butterflies remain active and undisturbed.
Group bookings require appointments; reserve early to secure your preferred date and time.
Bribie Island was the site of early European exploration in the 1790s and has long been valued for its rich coastal ecosystems.
The Butterfly House operates with sustainable gardening practices and serves as a public education platform promoting local pollinator conservation.
Supportive shoes help you enjoy the garden paths with ease.
March to May can be rainy; a rain jacket keeps you dry without overheating.
spring specific
Protect yourself from Queensland’s strong sun during outdoor components of the visit.
summer specific
Capture stunning close-ups of the butterflies and vibrant flora.