This local landmark features large-scale murals painted on a utility structure, providing visitors with a visual history of the region and unique photo opportunities in the Southern Moreton Bay Islands.
About Macleay Island Water Tank
The Macleay Island Water Tank serves as a significant cultural landmark within the Southern Moreton Bay area, accessible to those visiting Coochiemudlo Island. This utility structure features large-scale public murals that illustrate the natural heritage and history of the coastal region. The site provides an elevated viewing point for observing the surrounding marine environment, making it a functional piece of infrastructure that doubles as an outdoor art gallery for the local community and passing travellers.
Visitors frequently combine a trip to the water tank with other regional activities, often departing from the mainland at Victoria Point. The artwork depicts local birdlife and landscapes, offering a visual representation of the area's biodiversity. It serves as a focal point for tourists exploring the different islands in the Redlands region. The installation highlights the intersection of public utility and community art, providing a free point of interest for families and photographers.