Streets Beach will continue to stay closed while we undertake further investigations into water loss and deliver additional maintenance works.
While we hoped to reopen the much-loved lagoon by mid-June, we’re needing some extra time to address continuing water loss.
Streets Beach is more than 30 years old and welcomes hundreds of thousands of swimmers each year. Just like any other pool, regular works are needed to keep everything running smoothly.
We love seeing people make the most of Brisbane’s sunshine in the water and on the sand, so our team works hard to ensure Streets Beach is open for as much of the year as possible.
As Streets Beach continues to age, you may see us giving the lagoon some extra attention and care at times, which could require more frequent and longer closures.
Our Boat Pool and Aquativity water play area will continue to stay open during this time for visitors to make a splash.
The extended closure of Streets Beach will allow our team to further assess the condition of key infrastructure, undertake repairs and identify the next steps. These assessments will help us get a clearer picture of when Streets Beach will reopen. We’ll keep you updated as we find out more.
Thank you for your ongoing patience while our team maintains South Bank.
More information
For any questions about visiting South Bank, contact the South Bank Visitor Information Centre (9am to 5pm daily) by emailing visit@south-bank.net.au or by phoning (07) 3867 2111
Australia's only beach in the middle of the city, Streets Beach is one of South Bank's most popular attractions. A unique, man-made swimming beach, Streets Beach overlooks the brilliant Brisbane River and central business district.
Conceived as a major piece of landscape, Streets Beach has a sparkling-clean, crystal-clear lagoon with white-sand beaches, palm trees, pebbled creeks and shady shallows surrounded by subtropical trees and exotic plantings.
Safety is extremely important at South Bank: there are none of the waves or dangerous rips found at coastal beaches, and Streets Beach is patrolled by experienced, professional lifeguards seven days a week.
South Bank Corporation recognises the traditional owners of the lands at South Bank, the Turrbal and Yuggera people. We also pay our respects to their elders, past and present, and the elders from other communities who visit from time to time.
