Agnes Water

Description

Agnes Water is Queensland's northern-most surf beach and is the last in a line of beautiful, unspoilt beaches that sweep up the coast from Bundaberg.

Agnes Water and its sister township of Seventeen Seventy offer a range of activities and holiday ideas - from relaxing at the beach, four wheel driving through rugged coastal national parks, beach and deep sea fishing - to enjoying an adventure tour aboard an amphibious vessel. Agnes Water and Seventeen Seventy are also one of the closest points to the outer Great Barrier Reef, with tours departing to both Lady Musgrave Island or Fitzroy Reef.

Agnes Water features accommodation, shops and eateries and services - all with a beachside atmosphere. The Agnes Water Museum houses local history with interesting information about Captain Cook and his voyages. Many beautifully designed homes dot the palm covered hillsides, all with a look reminiscent of the tropics of tropical north Queensland.

Property Details

Activities

• Birdwatching
• Camping
• Cycle
• Fishing
• Golfing
• Kayaking
• Off Road Driving
• Surfing
• Walking

Other Information

Reservation Details:
www.gladstoneregion.info

How To Get There:
Agnes Water is located approximately 120 kilometres south of Gladstone via the Bruce Highway.
When travelling from the north and arriving at Miriam Vale, turn left onto Larson Street at the Highway 16 marker. Continue ahead until reaching the Round Hill Road intersection and turn left.
Follow Round Hill Road until you reach the beautiful Agnes Water.

Must See and Do:
Whether you like adventure, sightseeing or just relaxing, Agnes Water caters for everyone.
From pristine beaches, museums, art galleries, cafes and a day spa to surfing lessons, quadbike and motorbike tours - there's never a dull moment!
Not quite sure where to start? Visit the Agnes Water Visitor Information Centre on Springs Road for guides, brochures and bookings.