Beach Shacks, The
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Property Information:
The Beach Shacks are nestled in the lee of 1770's magnificent headland on the shores of Bustard Bay. Just walk across the road and find yourself on the tranquil, tropical beaches of the inlet at 1770.Discovered by Captain Cook in 1770, Town of 1770 has a great heritage and a laidback beachy feel. Staggered up a hill and nestled in the lee of the headland that makes up 1770 are The Beach Shacks, unique tropical bungalows that defy the name 'shack' in their level of comfort, yet still have an exotic castaway feel.
Magnificient sunsets over the bay can be savoured from your own private deck. The deck gives you more space to relax and soak up the tranquil beach surroundings, with your own gas barbeque and outside dining area.
Accommodation Information:
The Beach Shacks offers magnificent beachfront accommodation. The well equipped kitchen/kitchenette comes complete with large refrigerator and microwave oven. An open plan lounge with TV, video player and CD player, has timber French doors which lead out to a large deck offering breathtaking ocean views.You can relax here and soak up the tranquil beach surroundings while taking advantage of the BBQ, dining area, deck chairs and hammock. The main bedroom has a queen bed, which you can lay in to take in the views over the bay.
Hosts Lynda & Greg Taylor have ensured guests have all the facilities guests would want, including air-conditioning in the bedrooms and even a mini bar.
Shack Facilities:
- Air Conditioning in bedrooms
- Bathroom
- Laundry Facilities
- Television
- DVD Player
- Mini Bar
- Ceiling Fans
- Microwave Oven
- Large Refrigerator
- Cook Top
- Large deck with BBQ and outdoor dining facility
- Hammocks
Please note that there are stairs to climb to reach each Beach Shack, this is to ensure that each Beach Shack has a magnificent view over the bay. This accommodation is not suitable for those guests who do not wish to climb stairs.
Location Information:
Walk across the road and find yourself on the tranquil, tropical beaches of The Inlet at 1770 with numerous great fishing spots. Ideal for families or a romantic getaway for two, the beach shacks is a perfect base to enjoy its many attractions and endless amounts of fun.The adjoining towns of 1770 and Agnes Water are sleepy seaside retreats on the southern tip of the Great Barrier Reef but they are forever growing in popularity with tourists and investors.
1770 is on a headland overlooking Bustard Bay and Round Hill Creek and has historical significance as it was the second place in Australia, after Botany Bay, where Lieutenant Cook took the Endeavour. As it was the first landing place in Queensland it is often proclaimed its birthplace, and was given its name 1770 in 1936.
Area Activities:
- Scuba Diving & Snorkelling
- Deepwater National Park
- The Great Barrier Reef
- Surfing & Body Boarding
- Agnes Water Museum
- Bush Walking / Hiking
- Canoeing & Kayaking
- Meditation / Relaxing
- Marine Animal Viewing
- The Garden Art Gallery
- Sunset Cruises
- Beach Combing
- Bird watching
- Mud crabs
- Fishing
- Boating
- Cycling
- Camel riding
- Woodwork Craft
- Massage
- Golf Course
- Camping Spots
