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Sunlover

This 2 storey 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 and 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.

Turkey Beach House

Our holiday rental located in Turkey Beach is part of a quiet community, that is both family and pet friendly. Less than an hour’s drive from Gladstone it has everything you need for a relaxing stay. There is a great little beach with a safe swimming enclosure, a boat ramp less than 2 km from the house, and has a small general store. Creek and estuary fishing is located close by and there is also easy access to the Barrier Reef & ‘Bunker Group’ for awesome fishing, diving, and boating.

Deepwater Beach House

BYO SHEETS, PILLOWCASES & TOWELS Dogs are welcome Escape to a hidden gem where relaxation and rejuvenation come first. This dreamy, secluded waterfront retreat is the ultimate getaway for unwinding. Time seems to stand still here, offering an endless escape. And for those who love to fish, you can launch your boat right from the front yard. Our cozy home accommodates 6 guests with 2 queen beds and 2 single beds. Not a party pad, so we kindly ask you to respect the tranquil ambiance.

Baffle Creek Junction

Baffle Creek Junction is located at the junction of Euleilah and Baffle Creeks, truly a special location. The 53 acre site boasts 1.3 klm of saltwater tidal creek frontage with wildlife including kangaroos and beautiful burdekin ducks. Try your luck at some shore based fishing or crabbing, however if you have a boat a council maintained boat ramp is only 600 mtrs away! Explore Rules Beach and Deepwater National Park or simply just chill out on the block.

Harmony House - Where Town, Beach & Comfort Unite

Nestled in the charming town of Agnes Water, our lovely property offers a perfect getaway for families seeking a relaxing holiday. You'll enjoy extremely comfortable beds, a well-appointed kitchen, and a delightful deck - all within walking distance to the beach, shops, town, parks, playgrounds, and nature walks. And if you're looking to explore further, take a short drive to nearby 1770, go on a reef tour, or visit one of the nearby National Parks.

Wildlife Haven by Tiny Away

Make the most of your coastal adventures at Wildlife Haven by Tiny Away, Agnes Water. A comfortable accommodation close to a 5-minute drive from Agnes Water Main Beach. The ideal tiny house surrounded by bushland with a natural creek running in the summer months, and wildlife to keep you company. On your lazy afternoon naps, wake up to the sound of lulling kookaburras and a family of hopping kangaroos that often visit close to our humble abode!

Outstanding Ocean Views - 'Merooni' in 1770

Relax and enjoy Merooni’s mesmerising views from the deck, up on 1770 headland, on Queenslands central coast. Watch the sunset or just take in the sounds of the ocean, see the boats come and go, or spot a whale. Take a walk in the National Park or explore the butterfly rainforest. If you’re peckish head downhill for a sunset drink with fish and chips. Or just have a dip at the beach. Whatever you need for your holiday, you will find it here.

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 and famous Agnes Water surf beach 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

Garreembee 1770 - Sunset Ocean Views

High up on the peak of 1770, sits this gorgeous beach paradise! As the sun sets in the west, 1770 is one of the only destinations on the East Coast where the sun sets over water. The name "Garreembee" is interpreted by the Noongar people as 'sunset', and locally the Gooreng Gooreng traditional owners, it closely resembles "Garrabee" meaning 'crocodile', a representation of the headland