Visitors

Butterflies bring a smile to everyone’s face so come along and enjoy the excitement of the world of the butterfly. Bribie Island Butterfly House is a wheelchair friendly facility.

Bribie Island Butterfly House is certainly not the largest butterfly house in the world – far from it – but it may well be the most unusual!  You visit – you decide!

Our Flight Attendants will explain the amazing life cycle of the butterfly as you view each stage through the big glass windows of the Breeding Laboratory.

Then you’ll go through a short tunnel into the wonderful world of butterflies!  Enjoy!!

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Visitors

         OPENING TIMES           10 am  -  4 pm

           WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY

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Same open days and times for school holidays.

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Visitors love the Butterfly House and sometimes it may be a little crowded, especially in the mornings. 

If you prefer a quieter time to visit then please consider arriving early afternoon.

Allow approx 1 hour or more for your visit.

ENTRY FEES  

Adults                   $12

Concession for     

Seniors over 65    $10      

Child   (4-15)          $7

Family (2+2)         $34

Adult Annual Passes       $50

Family Annual Passes   $120

EFTPOS available for major cards.

Please Note:    We love the butterflies and don't want them hurt in any way. This Butterfly House is a safe sanctuary for butterflies. Please enjoy looking at them but not touching them. 

If a butterfly chooses to land on you, that's wonderful - so have your camera ready!

Adults must always be present and supervising the children in their care.

Children and adults who deliberately touch or harm the butterflies will be asked to leave.

               Thank you for kindly enjoying our butterflies!

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Coach Tour discounts on enquiry.  

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Coach tours will be welcomed by appointment on certain days only. We would really like to hear from you so please contact us for further details. 

Our previous Butterfly House near Esk was always a popular destination for coach tours, and participants  still fondly remember their butterfly encounters!