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The two-story home features a modern design with a large deck and expansive windows. A spacious driveway leads up to the entrance, surrounded by well-maintained grass. Nearby trees provide a natural backdrop, contributing to the serene setting.
Home in Deepwater
5 out of 5 average rating, 150 reviews

Sunlover

This 2 storey aircon 4 bedroom home is designed with holidaying in mind. Beach & shops are within walking distance. Sunlover boasts a huge deck with ocean views. Queen Beds in all bedrooms & a double/single bunk bed in the downstairs living area. Sunlover is perfect for 2 families to stay providing plenty of room and privacy. There is plenty off road parking for cars and boats and even a fish cleaning area for the keen fishermen. We have a No Party Policy & you must be 25 and over to book.

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The exterior of a holiday home is framed by lush palm trees and landscaped greenery. A gravel driveway leads to the entrance, while large windows reflect the sky above, enhancing the home's modern design and inviting atmosphere.
Home in Deepwater
4.73 out of 5 average rating, 191 reviews

Gathering of 8 Holiday House

Escape to your perfect coastal retreat! This fully fenced holiday home offers ample parking for boats and a flat, easy walk to the beach. Enjoy the convenience of nearby shops and the 1770 Boat Ramp. Featuring a BBQ, outdoor setting, a balcony off the master ensuite, and a spa bath, this home ensures a relaxing stay. With a fully equipped kitchen, air conditioning, and provided linen, you'll have everything you need. Large groups are welcome – inquire about combining your stay with the adjacent

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A spacious bedroom is featured with a king bed dressed in light-colored linens. Soft lighting is provided by bedside lamps on each side. A decorative wall piece and a sliding door enhance the modern decor. A small seating area and a potted plant add a touch of nature.
Apartment in Deepwater
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 72 reviews

Selah in Agnes Water

This stylish newly renovated unit is perfect for rest and to explore Agnes and all it's beauty. The Selah apartment is nestled amongst the palm trees in the Sandcastles Resort. It is equipped with a king bed, smart tv, free Wi-Fi, kitchen and laundry facilities. Eat at the Drift & Wood restaurant or walk to town in a few minutes. Featuring onsite parking within metres of the door. Relax beside the pool or a short stroll of only 250 metres and you are on the magnificent beach of Agnes Water.

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The spacious kitchen features light-colored cabinetry and white subway tile backsplash. A large island with a bowl of fresh fruit serves as a central focal point. Two woven pendant lights hang above, while natural light floods in through multiple windows, illuminating the airy atmosphere.
Home in Deepwater
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 194 reviews

Whale Song - Luxury beach house with private pool

Our gorgeous family home offers the perfect place to relax, unwind & explore the twin towns of Agnes Water & 1770. Whale Song captures everything & more you are looking for in a luxury beach-side holiday. Perfectly located, with just a 2 minute stroll to the popular Main Beach surf, easy walks to cafes, restaurants & shops. Beautifully furnished with many spaces to chill out, whether pool side, on the deck or around the large stone kitchen bench. Ideal for families with children or couples.

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Place to stay in Deepwater
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 81 reviews

The Cottage @ Eutierria

The Cottage is a unique retreat offering a deeply calm, homely feeling, set within 10 acres of pristine natural bushland. Thoughtfully designed to blend comfort with nature, it provides a peaceful sanctuary surrounded by native wildlife. Wake to the sun rising over the ocean, the gentle chorus of songbirds, and quiet encounters with wallabies and kangaroos. Begin your day with a slow sip of locally sourced organic tea or coffee, allowing the stillness of the landscape to set the tone for day.

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A spacious balcony features three wooden stools positioned at a high viewing counter, overlooking a lush green lawn and palm trees. The breathtaking view of the Pacific Ocean stretches into the horizon, creating a relaxing outdoor space to enjoy the scenery.
Home in Seventeen Seventy
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 36 reviews

Umbulelo - 1770 Home with a View

Welcome to Umbulelo, our architecturally designed home on the Seventeen Seventy headland. Here, you’ll find stunning Pacific Ocean views and native gardens attracting local birdlife, providing a peaceful sanctuary. The seamless indoor-outdoor layout is perfect for relaxing and taking in the tranquil surroundings. Step out to experience the region’s unique activities and attractions. As evening falls, soak in the famous sunsets from the headland or estuary—memorable moments await at Umbulelo.

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A balcony is situated with four high-backed bar stools arranged around a wooden table. A bottle and glasses are placed on the table. Lush greenery and ocean views extend in the background under a clear blue sky with scattered clouds.
Home in Deepwater
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 64 reviews

Eagles Outlook House

Eagles Outlook is an exceptional property situated overlooking the Agnes Water surf beach. Easy stroll to beach & shops, a small house features two bedrooms, beautiful ocean views, full kitchen, bathroom, & air conditioning. Take a refreshing dip in the magnesium pool, and cook a BBQ on the balcony. Note, the property comprises the main house plus two studio apartments (see Airbnb listing Eagles Outlook Studio). Guests share the pool & laundry facilities. Absolutely no pets or parties.

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An expansive view of the ocean stretches across the horizon, showcasing varying shades of blue. Waves gently caress the shore below, while a white vessel can be seen gliding over the water. Lush greenery frames the scene, adding to the serene atmosphere.
Cottage in Deepwater
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 162 reviews

Agnes Water Views - Luxe stay, stunning views

Welcome to Agnes Water Views. Sitting on one of the highest points in Agnes Water, enjoy BOTH sunrise and sunset from Agnes to 1770 & Bustard Heads from the 13m long verandah. Open to guests for the first time September 2021, our lovingly restored cottage has been finished with your comfort in mind. Enjoy the quiet bush block with native animals aplenty. While private and peaceful, you are only 1km to the main beach, and 3 minutes to shops, cafes & restaurants at the bottom of the hill.

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A spacious living area is furnished with a comfortable sectional sofa adorned with cushions, a wooden coffee table, and a flat-screen TV. Light-colored walls complement the tiled floor. Kitchen amenities are visible in the background, along with natural lighting from multiple sources.
Apartment in Deepwater
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 31 reviews

Hideaway on North Break

Escape to Hideaway on North Break in a modern, spacious 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom beach apartment - located just a short 100m stroll from the beach. A quiet, laid-back retreat for families, couples, or friends looking for relaxing getaway. The apartment is located in a quiet area between Agnes Water and 1770, close to shops, bars and cafes but far enough to get away from the hustle and bustle. You will wake up to the sound of waves and enjoy ocean breezes all day long.

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A rustic cabin is nestled among greenery, framed by lush foliage. Large windows create a connection with the outdoors, allowing natural light to fill the interior. The surrounding lawn is well-kept, enhancing the serene atmosphere of the natural setting.
Cabin in Captain Creek
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 249 reviews

Casa Verde | Off-grid hideaway Agnes Water & 1770

Hide away in your own peaceful oasis just 15 minutes drive from the iconic Agnes Water main surf beach. This converted shed is completely self sufficient; still offers the modern creature comforts, but living 100% off grid. Solar, rain water, vermicompost toilet, fire hot water system... get back to basics while still enjoying Wifi. Connect with nature, local birds and kangaroos. Look at the stars by the fire. Relax and re-wild with this bush experience.

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A spacious verandah is featured, furnished with comfortable seating that invites relaxation. Expansive ocean views are visible, complemented by lush greenery that enhances the tranquil setting. The area is bathed in natural light, creating a serene atmosphere.
Home in Deepwater
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 122 reviews

Summerhouse Agnes Water

“Heaven on the hill” Summerhouse is located on the Discovery Coast, within 500 klms of Brisbane and only 80 minutes from Bundaberg or Gladstone. Situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, the house is close enough to walk to shops (700m) and famous Agnes Water surf beach (<1k) but far enough from the hustle and bustle to enjoy the verandah and a good book. The house is perfect for holidays with ocean views from most rooms. STRICTLY NO PARTIES; 25yo+ to book

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An outdoor fire circle is surrounded by wooden logs, offering rustic seating options. A banana plant stands near the fire area, while the A-frame cabin is positioned in the background, set against a serene natural landscape.
Cabin in Captain Creek
4.86 out of 5 average rating, 215 reviews

‘Captain’s Cabin’ – Off the Grid

This is your complete reset. A rustic A-frame tucked into the Queensland countryside — grasslands, gum trees, big skies — far enough from everything to feel genuinely away, close enough to Agnes Water and the southern Great Barrier Reef if you want a reason to leave (you probably won't). Soak in a claw foot bath. Cook outside. Fall asleep to silence. Bring the dog. It's a simple formula. It works every time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Agnes Water?

    Agnes Water has a range of stays, including laid-back beachfront rentals, houses near the town center, and secluded homes around the lush bushland. Many travelers enjoy locations close to main beaches or surrounded by natural scenery.

  • What are the best things to do in Agnes Water with kids?

    Families frequently explore the wide sandy beaches, join kid-friendly surf lessons, or visit the local museum to discover regional maritime stories. Nature walks and wildlife spotting are also often suggested for visitors of all ages.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Agnes Water?

    Agnes Water has golden beaches for swimming and surfing, scenic coastal walks, and marine tours for those interested in spotting dolphins or turtles. Nearby nature reserves invite exploration, and you can also discover local markets and creative workshops.

  • How is the weather in Agnes Water?

    Agnes Water has warm, mostly sunny weather, with summer highs around 84°F (29°C) and winter days near 71°F (22°C). Rain is more common in summer months, while winters tend to be drier and comfortable for outdoor activities.

  • When is the best time to visit Agnes Water?

    Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for those seeking warmer swimming conditions and more outdoor activities. The drier, mild winter months are also popular for walking, hiking, and exploring nature around Agnes Water.

  • What are the best places to visit in Agnes Water?

    Many visitors explore Agnes Water Main Beach, visit the paperbark forest boardwalk, or wander local shops and cafés in the town center. The nearby Town of 1770 is often included for its historic significance and natural beauty.

  • What are some hiking trails in Agnes Water?

    Agnes Water has trails winding through coastal bushland, including the paperbark forest walk and scenic paths around the headland. For longer walks, nature reserves nearby offer routes with ocean and forest views.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Agnes Water?

    Families can join surf lessons on the gentle waves, explore interactive exhibits at a local museum, or picnic in parklands around the town. Strolling along boardwalks and wildlife spotting are frequently suggested for all ages.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Agnes Water?

    Day trips often include visiting the Town of 1770 for boating or marine excursions, exploring nearby national parks, or joining a tour to view the Southern Great Barrier Reef. Wildlife encounters and cultural experiences are also available in surrounding areas.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Agnes Water?

    Agnes Water has pet-friendly stays, including homes with secure yards, cabins near the beach, and some accommodations in quiet, bushland areas. Always check individual house rules and facilities when planning with pets.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Agnes Water?

    Bring sun protection for the strong subtropical sun, and keep reusable water bottles handy as outdoor activities are popular. Early mornings are often quieter on the beach, and the local markets provide a chance to sample regional produce and crafts.

  • What is Agnes Water known for?

    Agnes Water is known for its surf-friendly beaches, access to the Southern Great Barrier Reef, and relaxed coastal atmosphere. The area’s maritime history is reflected in nearby heritage sites and community events.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Agnes Water?

    The paperbark forest walk, tucked among wetlands, is frequently suggested for a peaceful stroll. You might also discover art galleries showcasing local creators or quiet coves along the headland with calmer waters.

  • What are the best foods to try in Agnes Water?

    You can try fresh local seafood, tropical fruits, and regional specialties at casual cafés and markets. Dishes using prawns, barramundi, and locally grown produce are often highlighted on menus.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Agnes Water?

    Pack lightweight clothing, sturdy walking shoes, and sun protection such as a hat and reef-safe sunscreen. A reusable water bottle and swimwear are useful, as beaches and nature walks are key parts of the experience.

  • What is the nightlife in Agnes Water like?

    Agnes Water has a laid-back nightlife with casual bars, local pubs, and occasional live music around the town center. Visitors often gather in relaxed venues for local brews and coastal hospitality.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Agnes Water?

    Agnes Water hosts community festivals and markets throughout the year, with live music, art stalls, and food events drawing locals and visitors together. The area sometimes celebrates its maritime history with themed gatherings during spring and summer.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Agnes Water?

    Family-friendly vacation rentals are available in Agnes Water, with options including multi-bedroom homes, beachside stays, and properties with access to outdoor play spaces. Many hosts provide amenities suitable for young guests.

All about Deepwater

The charming coastal town of Agnes Water lies roughly halfway between the cities of Bundaberg and Gladstone in north Queensland. The town’s super-long main beach is home to the most northerly surf break on Australia’s east coast — the Great Barrier Reef stops the swell making it to shore any further north. On the sheltered side of the headland just north of this long beach, you’ll find Agnes’s little sister, Seventeen Seventy (also known as Town of 1770), a village on the site where English explorer Captain James Cook first landed on the Queensland coastline in 1770. Agnes Water is bordered by the mangroves and rainforest of Eurimbula National Park to the northwest and the rugged Deepwater National Park to the south, while off the coast lie the coral cays of the Southern Great Barrier Reef. The less-visited southernmost section of the Great Barrier Reef is home to the Bunker island group, including Lady Musgrave Island and Lady Elliot Island, both of which are great for snorkelling and scuba-diving.

What are the top things to do in Deepwater?

Eurimbula National Park

Most of this low-lying coastal national park is pristine bushland, with just one established walking track in the reserve. You’ll need a serious off-road vehicle to push deeper into the park on the rough roads leading to the short but steep Ganoonga Noonga lookout track.

Eurimbula sea trail

If you don’t have a four-wheel drive, grab a kayak to explore the coastline of Eurimbula National Park. The Eurimbula sea trail starts at Seventeen Seventy and traces the coastline past Middle Island to Bustard Head. The whole trail takes several days to paddle, but you can check out the estuaries and creeks nearest Seventeen Seventy in one memorable day.

Lady Musgrave Island

Take a tour boat from Seventeen Seventy for the 90-minute trip to Lady Musgrave, a densely forested coral island surrounded by a long ring of coral protecting a pretty lagoon. Pack reef shoes and snorkels to explore the marine life sheltering in the lagoon, or scuba gear to dive the fringe of the coral cay.

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    Deepwater holiday rentals start at $70 AUD per night before taxes and fees

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  • Family-friendly holiday rentals

    190 properties offer extra space and kid-friendly amenities

  • Pet-friendly accommodation

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  • Holiday rentals with a pool

    120 properties feature pools

  • Rentals with dedicated workspaces

    80 properties have a dedicated workspace

  • Wi-Fi availability

    230 of Deepwater holiday rentals include Wi-Fi access

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  • 4.8 Average rating

    Deepwater stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!

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