Reliable public transport connects Redlands Coast to Brisbane, local communities and our bay islands.
Redlands Coast is well connected to Brisbane and South East Queensland through an integrated public transport network, making it easy to commute, travel locally or access the bay islands.
TransLink provides bus, train and ferry services across the Redlands Coast, connecting residents and visitors to Brisbane CBD, key employment hubs and surrounding regions. Planning your journeys is simple using TransLink’s real‑time tools and a single ticketing system. Use the TransLink journey planner, route timetables, and the Translink app to help you reach your destination, using all services or just one.
Regular bus services connect Redlands Coast suburbs including Capalaba, Cleveland, Victoria Point, Redland Bay and Mt Cotton with major destinations such as Carindale, Brisbane City and the Logan Hyperdome.
Key services include:
Bus services also link with train stations and ferry terminals to ensure smooth connections between transport modes.
Search TransLink for bus timetables and other transport.
The Cleveland train line provides direct rail services from Redlands Coast stations to Brisbane, offering a reliable option for daily commuting and city access.
Search TransLink for Cleveland train timetables and other transport.
Passenger ferry services connect the mainland to North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah) and the Southern Moreton Bay Islands, with services often timed to align with bus connections.
Passenger ferry services operate to:
Search TransLink for island ferry timetables and other transport.
Travel to North Stradbroke Island (Minjerribah), Coochiemudlo Island and the Southern Moreton Bay Islands is easy via regular ferry services from Redlands Coast terminals.
If you wish to take your vehicle, vehicular ferry services can be booked online:
Bus services also connect the Redlands Coast mainland to ferry terminals, including services linking with Dunwich on North Stradbroke Island.
Use the TransLink Journey Planner to access real‑time information on routes, timetables, stops and service updates.
The go card is TransLink’s electronic ticketing system and can be used across all buses, trains and ferries in South-East Queensland, providing seamless and convenient travel.
Public transport fares across Translink services in South East Queensland are charged at a 50 cent flat rate, regardless of distance, with transfers included.
Non‑Translink services operate separately with their own ticketing, fares, and conditions, so passengers need to check directly with those operators for pricing details.
Visit TransLink for more information about ticketing across South East Queensland, North Stradbroke Island and non‑Translink services.
STAR Community Services provides door‑to‑door transport for elderly residents, people who are frail, and people with disabilities across the Redlands Coast mainland.
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