Top Agnes Water Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises

Take in the highlights of Agnes Water by land and sea on-board a unique LARC amphibious vehicle. Set out on a full-day adventure crossing tidal creeks, sandy beaches and 4WD drive trails, as you explore the Town of 1770 and Bustard Bay. Stop for lunch (included) on Middle Island, take in the views from the Bustard Head lighthouse, then get your adrenaline pumping as you try sandboarding (optional) down the dunes of Middle Island.

Discover the scenic coastline around 1770 by land and sea, on-board a LARC Amphibious Vehicle. Explore the beautiful beaches and woodland trails of the Eurimbula National Park, tuck into a picnic lunch with views of Bustard Bay, and look out for wildlife including kangaroos, dolphins, white bellied sea eagles, and brahminy kite.

Sunset rides are the best vibe and energy. Take the stresses away and be guided around to not miss the gems of Agnes & 1770 whilst hearing local stories you won't hear on a self guided ride.

Enjoy the independence and freedom of a scooter or ebike hire around Agnes Water, Queensland. Skip the taxis and the rental car parking dramas. Instead, enjoy the breeze on your face as you zip around the area. Our staff will instruct first-time riders on the ins and outs of the vehicles.

Mike, our eco accredited tour guide, has over 27 years-experience in the tourism industry and loves sharing his passion for the Australian bush with our guests during an intimate tour on our 44-acres property in Agnes Water, QLD. Learn about the many uses of native bushtucker and bush medicine first hand and enjoy an easy walk along our bushland boardwalk. Experience the tastes and sounds of nature during the only eco-tourism certified bushtucker tour on the Southern Great Barrier Reef.

Lady Musgrave Island is one of the nearest parts of the Great Barrier Reef to Agnes Water and Seventeen Seventy. Not only does this tour make it simple to visit this part of the reef, but it also lets you experience the island in several ways, with time for snorkeling, a glass-bottom boat ride, and even a walk on the island.