King Island is a mini-island in (Moreton Bay), north of Brisbane, Queensland's capital. It covers only about 1 hectare, is uninhabited, and has no buildings or man-made facilities.
King Island is close to (Wellington Point Recreation Reserve), the Cape Wellington Reserve on the eastern outskirts of Brisbane, and there is a protruding sandbar between the island and the mainland, thus forming a natural path to walk to the island, where there is a unique bird. Very cute, you can also catch small crabs on the way past, pay attention to wearing a pair of convenient flushing slippers, and remember to come back every afternoon before the tide rises, otherwise the narrow sand road will be flooded. Then I'll have to swim back.
Tips：
- There is also a King Island, of the same name in the Bath Strait (Bass Strait) between Tasmania and the Australian mainland, but the Chinese version is usually translated as King Island. Be careful not to confuse it.
