Cracow Beach

Cracow Beach Isla is a tranquil spot located at the confluence of Dawson River and Delusion Creek Junction, just 18 km from Cracow.

Surrounded by Livistona palms and native bushland, it serves as a great stopover point for travelers exploring the region's natural beauty.

The beach is a camping and water reserve on the national stock route, known for its Parthenium Weed free environment. It offers a serene environment for bush camping and fishing, allowing visitors to relax and rejuvenate amidst the peaceful surroundings.

To reach Cracow Beach Isla, visitors can take the Isla-Delusion Road, which is accessible by driving or hiring transport. The journey takes approximately 20 to 30 minutes, and public transport options such as buses and cabs are also available from Cracow.

Visitors should be aware of important information regarding the beach. They are required to take their rubbish upon leaving and follow a 'leave no trace' policy to preserve the natural environment. Additionally, as the location is part of working cattle land, visitors should avoid interacting with the cattle for their own safety.