Cawarral Creek is a coastal estuary located in Livingstone Shire, Queensland, Australia, flowing into Keppel Bay and the Coral Sea near the town of Keppel Sands. The primary access point for paddlers is the concrete boat ramp located at the western end of Svendsen Road in the coastal locality of Zilzie. This is a well-designed, two-lane ramp with a central pontoon, providing straightforward access for launching into the creek. The water body is characterized by significant tidal influence, with a defined sand bar located where the creek meets the Coral Sea, indicating the potential for wave activity and changing conditions at the estuary mouth. The surrounding habitat consists of mangroves, saltmarsh, and intertidal flats, creating a scenic, protected environment for paddling. The area is part of a declared Fish Habitat Area, which suggests a focus on conservation. Given its estuarine nature, paddling conditions are heavily dependent on the tide. Planning a trip to paddle with the incoming tide is generally advisable to assist the return journey, and paddlers must be prepared for potential wind and wave action, especially when approaching the bar near Keppel Sands. The creek is also known as Coorooman Creek where it meets the beach in the north.