Located at the southern end of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, our two coastal towns are well known as a holiday destination to satisfy the whole family.
Agnes Water & 1770 offer pristine beaches, an extensive range of wildlife and service providers who pride themselves on excellent customer service. Everyone is here to help you have an enjoyable holiday.
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It contains a countdown of our top 15 local landmarks and experiences that are all 100% Instagram gold.
Image – Blueys Photography via Facebook LET’S CAMP! Agnes Water and 1770 is surrounded on all sides by magnificent National Parks. To the North we have Eurimbula National Park and to the south you will find Deepwater National Park. Here’s what you need to know about camping in these beautiful locations. GET A PERMIT Before camping in a park, forest
Kookaburra Drive By A giant laughing Kookaburra flew into Agnes Water and 1770 in the weekend, with the aim of spreading joy, happiness and sharing a message about unity. The Kookaburra is a close to heart project of Dr. Farvardin Daliri OAM, who spent his free time during the lock down period to masterfully create this magnificent 4.5m tall giant Kookaburra.
How far is 1770 from Agnes Water? It’s hard to get a straight answer and it depends on who you ask… Some will say ‘it’s the same place’, some will say ‘it’s completely different’, others will say ‘a hop skip and a jump’ and the rest ‘a stones throw’. But how far exactly is a stones throw?
https://www.visitagnes1770.com.au Discovery Coast Tourism and Commerce 2020
