Nature Walks are a must. Just be careful if you have young ones as some are near edges. The beaches are gorgeous. Everyone is so friendly, and it is a very dog friendly place which is amazing. A must is the Gelato shop and the LARC tour.

Beach don't look like that as per pics police need drive around at nite not close at 3 pm we got early start go home 130 am 3 young boy and 1 girl nearly naked as drove passed through soccer ball at car then wanted to fight I won't ever be coming back cheers take my money elsewhere

Agnes Water/1770 is a lovely location and not overcrowded. It is big enough to have well stocked food shops and a choice of restaurants, but small enough feel like a real getaway destination. The day trip to Lady Musgrave Island is rather expensive ($245 pp,) but worth it. The swimming beach at Agnes water has lifeguards and is north facing, and so sheltered from the wind and the rougher seas. There are plenty of other beaches for long walks. Eurimbula national park is worth a visit if you have a 4-wheel drive. On a previous visit with two teenagers, we took bikes, which are a great way to get around. There is a bike path between Agnes Water and 1770.

What I liked the most was the totally relaxed feeling of Agnes Waters and the quality of The town beach. The area did not appear to be commercially, and finance oririentated. I met so many genuinely friendly people who had time to talk and socialise.I am finding it hard to identify any negative or unsatisfactory aspect yo my visit.

Enjoyed the Pizza restrauant - really great. Apart of beaches very little to do. Day we would have did a water tour was not available. conditions Are totally different when the weather is good - unfortunately this was the case for us...bad weather

Beautiful area of the world. Lots of magnificent beaches and coves. Great bush walks. History is everywhere with the Capt. Cook affiliations. Beautiful sunsets over the shoals. Plenty of on water opportunities. Good restaurant and takeaway.