Town of 1770

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Surrounded by the Joseph Banks National Park on the western side of 1770 peninsula the Town of 1770 is a picturesque seaside village rich in wildlife and natural beauty. 1770 is a historic town, named after the year in which Captain James Cook and the crew of the Endeavour landed on the shores at the Coral Coast.

From 1770 day reef cruises and fishing charters depart to the World Heritage Listed Great Barrier Reef and the secluded beaches of Lady Musgrave Island where you can experience wilderness camping. Day tours also operate to Fitzroy Reef, Pancake Creek and the historic Bustard Heads lighthouse.

There are 3 main national parks in the area, Deepwater, Lady Musgrave Island and Eurimbula, where you can go on bush walk over rocky terrain and enjoy a camping safari adventure. Some camp sites may only be accessed by four wheel drive.