 | Agnes Water/Town of 1770, Australia |
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... past loads of Roos & Wallabys (although I still struggle to tell the difference between them!) We then drove down into the Town of 1770. We went and sat down on the rocks by the water and watched the sunset. It was by far one of the most awesome ...
... it was Christmas time but we thought seeing as we had a tent we could find a campsite at least. We got the Agnes Water (town of 1770) quite late and it was already dark and still heavily raining. The campsite was all boggy and they had no cabins so that ...
This is what I call peaceful. Agnes Water and 1770 is a sleepy pair of beach towns at the south end of the Great Barrier Reef. It's also the farthest north place in Australia where you can surf. I took advantage of both. I was recommended to stay at ...
... around the local area. david and I doubled up on our 'little blue devil' along with about 30 others. Both Agnes Water and Town of 1770 are set entirely within national park so we had plenty of opportunity to see some local wild wallabies and kangaroos. ...
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