Agnes Waters

On the 19th we got the bus to to Agnes Waters & the town of 1770. 1770 is a tiny town, very few people live there & has only afew amentities, essentially a pub. We stayed at '1770 Backpackers' a really small hostel but very friendly staff. We had ...

... problem. And the showers are really, really lovely, with hot water and water pressure, no small thing. Further adventures in Agnes Waters included going for a long, long, long walk down the beach with Swedish Hannah from my room. We set out with the ...

... so this was the ideal spot for some relaxation! (The car hit the the 400,000km mark on our way from Airlie Beach to Agnes Waters!). What a great buy! Feel like ringin Nick the Greek and thanking him. My impression of second hand car dealers has gone up ...

... at 1770. We even wandered to a cove approx 2km further south of the campsite that was recommended by a bloke Greg got chatting to. Agnes Waters/1770 is definitely a destination we’d like to return to again in the future. But for now we had to move ...

... book and i am by no way ashamed to say... there were tears.. real tears!!  Anyway, we finally arrived just outside Agnes Waters at 2.20am on Sunday 02nd September.  We were greeted by a man called Macca and his very friendly dog Daisy who ...

Got of the bus early with Laura, Shiras and Tash at a place called Agnes Waters and the town of 1770 (year Captain Cook discovered it).  Stayed at a hostel called Cool Bananas that everyone had raved about - was really chilled out place and could ...

The Town of 1770/Agnes Waters is not a usual backpackers stop on the east coast. Bobby and I had heard so many great things about it that we had to check it out. The hostel we stayed in was not at all a hostel! It was grand. 3 people per room, ensuite ...

... , omdat ze daar enorm high van schijnen te worden (nee, dat ga ik niet doen). Twee: de grootste Cain Toad ooit gevonden woog 1,4 kilo. In Agnes Waters sprongen ze overal rond. Toch wel fijn ze te zien, ik kon wel een opkikker gebruiken… Doei! ...

... . A Swedish guy we met up in Cairns said this is a must do thing. www.scooterrootours.com We paid $45 each and drove around Agnes Waters and 1770 for about three and a half hours. It was brilliant. Niki thought she was going to  have a nice ...

... Jake and a guy called Richard from the Oz Bus went Scooterooing! It was so much fun!! We went on a tour round 1770 and Agnes Waters on choppers - automatic scooters made to look like mini harley davisons. I was a bit nervous starting off but once I got ...

... seem to get along very well and we meet and hang out with lots of other people as we go too. When we called the hostel in Agnes Water the day before to book the beds we were told they were full and we had to take the second option, a less popular hostel ...

... of Agnes Water were reportedly shut and many bridges were swept away so all we could do was wait in the hostel until the waters subsided. Luckily they did and a window of opportunity arose before new storms hit the coast, allowing our Greyhound driver to ...

... the waves before they have a chance to reach shore. The icing on the cake is the greater presence of jellyfish in the warmer waters at the top half of the country. I can confidently say that I achieved basically nothing in my three days here. Marion and ...

Putting Bundy behind us we headed north for Agnes Waters & 1770 to see what was on offer. We booked into the Agnes waters caravan park after a quick drive around.  The park is right on the ocean, so has an exclusive beach about 50 metres from ...

... on the past two months at Mossman, I have been keeping notes and just need to spend the time downloading. We are in Agnes Waters, just north of Bundaberg, we have almost caught up with the Cameron Family who are currently staying with the Corradetti's in ...