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Kayak tours & hire in 1770 1770 Liquid Adventures offer guided kayak tours and kayak hire in the picturesque Town of 1770, the birthplace of Queensland. We offer a range of fully guided fantastic tours to suit everyone. Join us on our popular SUNSET TOUR around the spectacular 1770 headland and conservation reserve. Try your skills at kayak surfing, get up Read more…

Agnes Water Beach stretches for 6 km and is a great surfing beach. It is also claimed to be the most northern surf beach on the east coast of Australia and is very popular with surfers of all ages. Access to a beautiful, natural beach  Enter via the footbridge near the parking area at Tom Jeffery Park at Agnes Street. Read more…

This secluded beach… Is just a short distance from Agnes Water. On Springs Road, turn left into a dirt road, just opposite the skate park. Park at the Day Use area if not camping here. It is an unpatrolled surf beach sheltered from northern and southerly winds most of the time. It holds a nice wave when the sandbank is right.  Read more…

Chinamans Beach Access to this beach is via a bitumen track off of Springs Road. From the Visitor Information Centre drive along Springs Road for approximately 1.3kms. Turn left and follow the road to a small car park at the beach. This is a secluded, quiet, natural beach where you can escape the crowds. It is an unpatrolled beach. Explore rock Read more…

Seventeen Seventy, or the Town of 1770, or simply 1770 is known for its safe swimming and sheltered anchorage.  It is best to swim in 1770 during the mid- to high tide. Great swimming for the smaller kids, as there are no waves. It is a favourite beach for families with a caravan and camping park right on the beachfront. Read more…

Springs Beach This beach is a local favourite and great for surfing. It is a bit of a hike down to the sea and coming back up the hill carrying your board can be hard work, but it’s worth it! To get to Springs beach, drive along Springs Road and turn left into a dirt road, just opposite the Paperbark Read more…