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Treat yourself to a holiday in a destination that only few people have discovered, a beautiful seaside town nestled between the glorious coastline and pristine national parks.
Enjoy the Southern Great Barrier Reef with the endless golden sand beaches, the magnificent estuaries, the unspoiled coastal rainforest, National & Marine parks encircling the Town of 1770/Agnes Water, or the view atop one of the most vantage point in the area. Gaze out into the clear waters and coastline that have changed little since 1770.
Learn about the historical legacy of European settlement at the Agnes Water Museum that houses a superb collection of Discovery Coast and Maritime history, including extracts from Lieutenant James Cook’s diary noting his visit to Bustard Head in the year 1770.
Agnes Water and Town of 1770
The Joseph Banks Environmental Park preserves much of the peninsula with fauna and flora indicative of the area. Rugged granite rocky outcrops, both an outer surf and inner still water beach.
The Town of 1770 is also a departure point for reef cruises and fishing charters to the outer Great Barrier Reef. Day tours and wilderness camping transfers operate to nearby Lady Musgrave and Middle Islands. Day tours also operate to Pancake Creek and the historic Bustard Heads lighthouse. A completely sealed and tarred road reaches the Town of 1770 from Bundaberg, 120 kilometres to the south, with a sealed and tarred road access the town from Miriam Vale in the north.
Agnes Water is Queensland’s northern-most surf beach and is last in a line of beautiful, unspoiled beaches that sweep up the coast from Bundaberg. Agnes Water and its sister township of 1770 offer a range of activities and holiday ideas – from relaxing at the beach, four wheel driving through rugged coastal national parks, beach and deep sea fishing – to enjoying a soft adventure tour aboard an amphibious vessel. Agnes Water and the Town of 1770 are also one of the closest points to the outer Great Barrier Reef, with tours departing to both Lady Musgrave and Middle Islands.

Walking to beach and shops.