Scarborough Harbour is a commercial fishing hub for Redcliffe Peninsula and acts as a gateway to Moreton Island and the Moreton Bay Marine Park. Two marinas are located here and attract international yachtsmen annually. The site of Queensland's first European settlement in 1824, and situated on a peninsula, Redcliffe is a cosmopolitan seaside village with alfresco dining overlooking boardwalks and stunning views of Moreton Bay. Redcliffe Jetty is worth a visit. Safe, sandy beaches and picturesque parks wrap 22 kilometres of glorious coastline with rocky red headlands that give the area its name. Suttons Beach is a haven for those who enjoy the sun and sea, while Settlement Cove Lagoon is a water playground, with its tropical themed swimming pool, children's playground area, wading pools and a swimming lagoon. Woody Point is a relaxed seaside village and a renowned aquatic playground with fishing, sailing and wildlife. Woody Point offers two points of historical interest - the Woody Point Jetty and the wreck of the "Gayundah", located below the Woody Point cliffs. A visit to the Gayundah Coastal Arboretum is certainly worthwhile and is perfect for picnics with its views to Moreton Island and its array of rare plant species.