Bowarrady Creek

About Bowarrady Creek

Bowarrady Creek boasts a small freshwater swimming hole that opens up to a meandering creek system, and is coloured by the tannin from the bark of the trees that line its banks. This area is iconic for its vast contrasting landscape colour palette, made up of coffee rock (compressed sand and vegetation), coloured sands, white silica sand and the turquoise waters of the ocean. It also boasts stunning sand dunes that can give you a 360-degree view of the island and Platypus Bay.