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Town of 1770

1770 - An odd name for a town you might say. The name originated from the landing in Queensland of Captain James Cook in May 1770. His first landing in Qld and only his second in Australia.

1770 is one of only a couple of places in Queensland where you can watch the sunset over water.

Have a drink at "THE TREE" the original drinking hole for the local community.

A 7km walk joins the towns of 1770 and Agnes Water, just the thing before enjoying lunch at the "Saltwater Cafe".

1770 inlet is a natural safe haven for boats, a great place to fish and calm water for those keen on kayaking, canoeing or sailing.

From 1770 you can take a trip to Lady Musgrave Island or some of the reefs on the Great Barrier Reef.

Scuba diving tours, fishing trips and more are available.


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