About The Site

What The Site Is

1770 Cruises is an independent comparison site for boat tours and LARC amphibious tours leaving the Town of 1770 in Queensland, plus one Lady Musgrave cruise from Bundaberg. The site sells nothing and runs no boats. Vessels, crews and tickets all belong to the tour operators. What happens here is comparison: the options laid side by side, with matching details, so travellers can weigh them up before booking anything.

What It Covers

Eight tours appear on the site, spread across three types: three LARC amphibious tours, four reef cruises and dive trips from the 1770 marina, and one Lady Musgrave cruise from Bundaberg Port Marina at Burnett Heads. Two departure points, then, and nothing at all leaving from Agnes Water. Trips range from a one-hour afternoon cruise along the 1770 coastline to a ten-hour day out to Lady Musgrave Island, with a full-day LARC run to the Bustard Head Lightstation and sandboarding in between.

How The Data Is Gathered

Prices, ratings, review counts, durations, group sizes and inclusions are all read from the tour booking pages. Nothing is estimated or filled in from memory. Where a fact is not stated, the site says so, because a gap is not the same as an answer.

Government and park facts come from official Queensland and Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority sources, not from tour brochures.

How The Site Earns Money

The site earns a commission when a visitor books through an affiliate link, at no extra cost to the visitor. That is the only revenue. The comparison stays independent either way: the site still sells nothing, still runs no boats, and the commission does not change what a tour page says.