The then Lieutenant James Cook
on his discovery voyage of The New Found Land (Australia)
first set foot at this point on the 24th May in 1770.

The town was named in this honor
and a monument laid near the spot where Cook and Joseph Banks came ashore.

The Town of 1770 is nestled on the western side of a peninsula
over looking one of the most magnificent views of Bustard Bay and Round Hill Creek.

Watch this Spot!

The Town of 1770 is one of the few places on the East coast of Australia
where you can stand on land, looking over water, and watch the sun go down over land.

These sunsets are a wondrous sight
becoming a ritual with many visitors to sit on the beach with a drink
spending a quiet hour watching the sun disappear over the hills.

Bustard Head!