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Take a walk through Sir Joseph Banks Conservation Park, 1770 and experience how this part of Queensland was before the first fleet arrived.
Stroll along the 6Kms of unspoilt beach at Agnes Water before breakfast or amble along at night to see thousands of crustaceans.
If you feel the need for a longer tirp, it is easy to turn this into a round trip by including a clamber through the conservation Park at 1770, up to Round Hill Head - then maybe stop for lunch before heading back along the wide footpath with "points of interest" along the way back to Agnes Water. |
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If visiting during October to February then look for Turtles in the evening at a variety of beaches and coves along the Agnes Water scenic clifftop walk.
Walks vary greatly from easy ambles up to local lookouts to more energetic walks up and down along the clifftops and secluded bays. Culminating in the vigorous climbs at Mount Larcom to really test out your fitness level..
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