Things to do and Local Attractions in 1770 and Agnes Water, Queensland

While you are staying at our luxury family accommodation, moments from the beachfront in Agnes Water near 1770 there is plenty to do to keep you and your family occupied. Situated on the Great Barrier Reef, halfway between Cairns and Townsville if you are looking for a tropical paradise holiday for you and your family, you will get it here in Agnes Water and 1770, Queensland.

Things to see in Agnes Water and 1770, Queensland 

Fishing in Agnes Water and 1770
Some of the best fishing on the East Coast of Australia is available while you are staying here in Agnes Water in Queensland. Bring your fishing rod and take advantage of some of the best fishing spots in Queensland and Australia: surf fishing, estuary fishing, rock fishing, reef fishing or organise a fishing trip with a commercial operator. 

Beaches and Surfing in 1770 and Agnes Water
As our luxury accommodation is a two-minute walk from the Agnes Water beachfront you have beach access to miles of secluded golden beaches. Check out the surfing beach here in Agnes Water near 1770, Queensland's most northern surf beach. 

Walking Tracks Around 1770 and Agnes Water
There are plenty of opportunities around 1770 and Agnes Water to enjoy some great nature tracks and walking trails in the wilderness around Eurimbula, Deepwater and Round Hill National Parks. From November to March take a walk along the beach and see if you can spot one of the rare and endangered Loggerhead Turtles. 

  • Agnes Water Beach - a 6 km walk that is great at low tide. Gain access via the footbridge near the Tom Jeffery Park parking area on Agnes Street.
  • 1770 Headland and Lookouts – an easy 15 minute walk from the parking area at 1770 Headland to and from the lookout with sensational coastal views along the way.
  • Discovery Trail – Park at the Community Centre at the back of the museum on Springs Road and pick up a map of the Discovery Trail from the Museum parking area. The trail is a 25 minute round trip and winds around bushland, to the lookout overlooking Agnes Water Beach and Workman's Beach. Be sure to take some drinking water. 
  • Red Rock Trail – located south of Agnes Water, the Red Rock Trail requires a reasonable level of fitness as there are some steep inclines. Again, take water with you. Travel South along Springs Road for 3.2 kilometres and enter the sandy track on the left, opposite the Reedy Creek Reserve sign. Follow the track for 800 metres and park near the trees. On this picturesque walking trail you'll cross a boardwalk, sand, beaches and stepping stones. Keep your eyes open for turtles and dolphins. If you walk briskly it will take about an hour but if your want to take your time and enjoy the scenery or go for a swim, allow several hours. As there are two housing estates Rocky Point and Sunrise at 1770 in this area, there are signs indicating 'Private Property', we ask that you respect these wishes.

Parks and Playgrounds in Agnes Water and 1770

  • Skate Bowl and Playground opposite Museum on Springs Road
  • Playground near Agnes Water Beach at Tom Jeffery Park
  • BBQ facilities at 1770 near the Camping Ground, Agnes Water Beach and Workman's Beach

Things to do in 1770 and Agnes Water, QLD

Lady Musgrave Island and Lagoon Cruise
Take a cruise and enjoy a full day exploring the wonders of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. A magnificent coral cay, it is truly pristine tropical paradise. Discover turtles and manta rays all year round and humpback whales seasonally. Click here for cruise bookings and information.

 

Fitzroy Reef Queensland
See the Great Barrier Reef in all its glory with scuba diving trips or snorkling trips. Explore the pristine coral reef in a safe lagoon and immerse yourself in the amazing beauty of Fitzroy Reef, internationally renowned for its colourful display of hard and soft corals, diverse marine life and crystal clear water. Click here for bookings and information.

 

The LARC Paradise Tour
Ride the LARC on the Paradise Tour to Bustard Head. Journey  over vast sandy beaches and crystal clear waters where you can experience the same magnificent beauty that greeted Lt James Cook when he stepped ashore more than 200 years ago. Including a visit to the Bustard Head Lightstation the LARC Paradise Tour is excellent fun for all the family. Click here for details.

 

Sunset Cruis on the LARC
As the sun approaches the horizon signalling the end of another beautiful day, experience the peaceful solitude and changing moods of our tropical paradise. It is the perfect way to enjoy the delights of 1770 and the thrill of our unique amphibious vessels. Click here for details and bookings.

 

1770 Liquid Adventures
Affordable activities, including guided estuary and ocean kayaking, and 4WD National Park Tours. Beach Hire also available, for kayaks, canoes, catamarans and surf skis, located on the foreshore at 1770, discover the beauty of 1770 with a great water adventure. Click here for bookings and information.

 

DIVE 1770 - Scuba Diving
Scuba dive the Southern Great Barrier Reef with Dive 1770. Enjoy diving on some of the most pristine coral reefs in the world. Click here for further information.

 

1770 Bowls Club
Visitors and new members are welcome. Men's/Women's Mixed Bowls played Every Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday at 1pm, nominations by 12.30pm. Come along every Friday at 1pm. Nneat casual attire, free coaching available and a licensed bar. For more information phone 07 4974 9899.

 

Scooter Roo Tours
You can't come to the Town of 1770/Agnes Water without taking a cruise on a scooter, jump aboard a powerful 50 cc scooter and explore this magnificent area. Or maybe take a four wheel drive tour into our local Deepwater National Park, or a tour on a chopper. For bookings and information click here.


 

Town of 1770 Golf Course and Driving Range
Experience the serenity of the Town of 1770 Golf Course. Set on 68 acres and surrounded by natural bushland and wildlife it offers a unique relaxed atmosphere close to the magnificent coastline of Agnes Water and Town of 1770. Click here for more information.

 

1770 Undersea Adventures
Welcome to some of the best diving on the Great Barrier Reef. From wreck dives, drop-off lagoons, manta rays, pelagics, and much, much more! Click here for more information.