Summary:
Endeavour enjoys fabulous ocean views of the pacific ocean and associated headlands and coves of 1770 where captain Cook landed all those years ago.

Short walk to beautiful beaches, hidden coves and protected natural bushland trails.

1770 Marina and cafes are located a short drive or within walking distance for the more active. Agnes Water is an approximate 10 minute drive away where guests can find cafes, pub and other amenities including the pristine 5 km long Agnes Water surf beach.

The Space:
Nestled within the embrace of rustic surroundings, Endeavour offers a cozy retreat where guests can immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature.

The accommodation features two bedrooms adorned with quaint charm – one boasting a queen bed and two single beds, while the other offers a snug double bed paired with a single bed.

Additional sleeping arrangements are available with two extra single beds for extra guests.

A full kitchen is equipped with two fridge/freezers and a small box freezer.

The spacious living area provides a welcoming space to unwind and reconnect with loved ones.

A single bathroom, complete with shower, toilet, and sink, offers modern comforts amidst the rustic ambiance.

Outdoor amenities beckon guests to bask in the beauty of the natural surroundings, and a spacious outdoor area featuring a BBQ and seating arrangements, offering panoramic views of the picturesque landscape.

While air conditioning graces the two bedroom areas, pedestal fans ensure comfort throughout the property.

Pets are warmly welcomed, with provisions made for up to two furry companions at an additional fee. However, guests are advised to note that the property remains unfenced; the deck offers a safe enclosure for pets.

Disconnecting from the digital world, Endeavour fosters an environment ideal for unwinding, as Wi-Fi is not available, encouraging guests to savour the simplicity of the present moment. Please be advised that Vodafone does not work in Agnes Water & 1770 and other mobile carriers can be limited/patchy in the area.

Embracing the natural habitat, the property occasionally plays host to indigenous wildlife, with bugs, lizards, frogs, and birds making occasional appearances on the verandah and garden areas.

Guests are also advised of the property's layout, with several front stairs and an inclined back door, making it unsuitable for wheelchair users or those with mobility impairments.

Ample parking space on the lawn area ensures convenience for guests arriving by car or boat, completing the rustic charm of this idyllic retreat.

Guest Access:
Guests have full private access to the whole property.

The Neighborhood:
The area is surrounded by National Parks, pristine waterways and long stretches of unspoiled beaches which front onto the Coral Sea.

Along the headlands of Seventeen Seventy visitors are offered amazing panoramic views across Bustard Bay, the estuary & creeks.

We enjoy an excellent year-round climate with Queensland’s northernmost surf beach at Agnes Water for surfing and beach activities.

Along the Bay at 1770 you can walk along the parklands and enjoy kayaking, fishing and paddle boarding.

It is a short drive to the variety of cafes & boutique shops in the Agnes Water shopping Village or walk down to the beautiful Agnes Water surf beach for a leisurely day along the water.

A vibrant Sunday market takes place every second weekend.

Getting Around:
We recommend guests have a vehicle to travel around the area.

There is a shuttle bus that can offer tours, pick up/drop off services from your accommodation, the train station or airport. Please get in touch for more information.

There is a tourism information centre in Agnes Water.

Nearest airports: Gladstone and Bundaberg - 75 kilometres.
Nearest train stop: Miriam Vale - 50 kilometres.

Bus: Greyhound travels to the area daily.
The bus stop is at the Ampol service station in Agnes Water, approx. 8 kilometres away.

Interaction with Guests:
Please get in touch with Richard at any point during your stay with questions or concerns.