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Wednesday, October 7, 2026

Manly Harbour Village

Explore the Best of Manly Harbour Village

Tucked along the tranquil edges of Manly Boat Harbour, Manly Harbour Village is one of Brisbane’s true coastal gems. With its mix of bustling local businesses, scenic walkways, and community spirit, it’s a place where locals and visitors alike come to relax, connect, and explore.

A growing number of popular eateries and boutiques line the heart of the precinct. Olivera brings Mediterranean elegance to the harbour, with a menu inspired by sun-drenched Southern Europe. Just around the corner, Ebb + Flow Boutique Studio offers coastal-inspired fashion and gifts with a distinctly bayside flair.

The Manly Hotel and The Manly Deck are at the core of the village’s lively social scene. Both venues serve up delicious meals and host vibrant live music throughout the week. Recently renovated, the Manly Hotel is a popular spot to catch up over drinks, lunch, or dinner. For breakfast with a view, The Manly Boathouse overlooking the harbour delivers a relaxed start to your day with its calm outlook and quality coffee, fur babies are welcomed.

The Mall in Manly covers all the essentials, offering a convenient mix of everyday services including a butcher, bakery, newsagent, and pharmacy, just to name a few. Whether you’re running errands or grabbing something on the go, the Mall makes life in the village easy and accessible.

For a more leisurely outing, enjoy lunch at Coopers Cafe, perched above Rose Bay, or try your hand at sailing with the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron’s popular WAGS (Wednesday Afternoon Go Sailing)—a welcoming experience for beginners and experienced sailors alike.

Manly Harbour’s foreshore walkways are always buzzing, with kilometres of scenic paths connecting Wynnum, Manly and Lota. Saturdays see locals taking part in Park Run events at both Wynnum and Lota, highlighting the area’s strong sense of community and love of the outdoors.

Thanks to the Manly Harbour Village Chamber of Commerce, Little Bayside Park comes alive throughout the year with Jan Powers Farmers Markets on the first and third Saturdays, Manly Creative Markets every Sunday, Movies in the Park on the first Saturday, and festive celebrations including Manly Harbour Christmas Lights Celebration and in 2025, New Year’s Eve fireworks.

Whether you’re here for a stroll, a sail, or a social catch-up, Manly Harbour Village delivers an unbeatable blend of lifestyle, leisure, and local charm—all set against the stunning backdrop of Manly Boat Harbour.


Manly Harbour Village
50 Cambridge Parade, Manly QLD 4179
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manlyharbourvillage.com

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