1770 LARC Tour: Bustard Head Lighthouse, Sandboarding & LunchYou’ll ride the bright pink 1770 LARC across tidal creeks and along wild coastline with a local guide who knows every story. Climb Bustard Head Lightstation for windswept views, explore its keeper’s cottage museum, try sandboarding on giant dunes after lunch, and end your day with billy tea as sunset colors spill over Eurimbula. It’s not fancy — just real Queensland adventure.
Town of 1770 Afternoon Cruise: Amphibious Wildlife TourThis one-hour amphibious cruise from Town of 1770 takes you into Eurimbula National Park with a live English-speaking guide who narrates the wildlife and scenery as the vessel moves between water and land. The boat itself is the draw — an unusual craft that lets you explore both the shoreline and the inland without switching vessels. Suitable for all fitness levels; infants sit on an adult's lap, and the tour runs in all weather, so dress for the conditions.Is it for me?The live English commentary means you follow the guide's narration comfortably without needing to read a map or research the park beforehand — everything the guide points out is explained as it appears. Book this if you want the novelty of an amphibious vessel and the wildlife of Eurimbula without the physical demands of hiking or the logistics of multiple stops.
1770: LARC Amphibious Coastline Tour & Beach Picnic LunchYou’ll roll across creeks and along wild coastline by LARC from 1770, listening to local stories as you go. Enjoy a picnic lunch under casuarinas right on the sand, then wander for shells or take a dip in Bustard Bay before heading back — with salty hair and maybe a new story or two.
Agnes & 1770 Scooter Ride with Local TipsSet out on your own scooter ride through Agnes Water and 1770—learn from locals, spot kangaroos along quiet roads, feel the ocean breeze as you beach hop at your own pace, and end up somewhere unexpected for sunset. It’s a few hours of freedom you’ll remember long after you hand back the keys.
