Cossack Historic Town

Beautifully preserved abandoned town but now has a cafe so a great tourist attraction( not sure if the opening hours). Has a few camping spots that you need to book but they are lovely especially Settlers Beach.

Lovely little historic place but would like to know more about the proper history there..as in Aboriginal land and stories. Lots of info up about the white history 😒
Apparently there's a coffee shop there behind one of the historic buildings but it's only open at end of week so we missed it. Would've been nice though.
Was a stinking hot day -early March- so all photos are taken from car window in the AC

Great old town. Only 15 minutes off the highway, definitely worth a stop and have a coffee and a drive out to the lookout. Building in great condition for their Age .

Great place to swing passed and visit while around Roebourne, Wickham and Point Sampson. Only 5-10 mins from Wickham and well worth the time to look at. Remarkably restored buildings along with some ruins of other buildings to show some contrast. Nice drive around tour of the town to give an insight into what the buildings and areas were used for. Nice cafe in the town, accommodation nearby and able to hire a tinny to head out into the estuary.
Will be back again and spend more time exploring.

One of my favourite places on earth
Must have been a hive of activity in its day
Beautifully restored and kept old buildings
Loads of history and self paced exploring to do
Art exhibition a must do when on
Boat ramp .... best mud crabbing around
Check the tides cause when the tide is out there no water at all 😂
Lookout is a great photo opportunity

Cossack is an amazing hidden treasure. It is a step back in time and the bluestone buildings have been immaculately restored and preserved for future generations to enjoy.

The caretakers Rhys and his wife have done an outstanding job in showcasing this historical town that was abandoned in 1950.

Old history with beautiful and calm sea ,a worth to visit place. You can see dolphin here as well.

The shire have done a great job of restoring this little town. It is a lovely spot to get away from it all.

Worth visiting this quaint historic town,they have worked hard restoring the buildings .Plenty of info ,letting you know how it was back in the day .Ensure you also take a look at cemetery and Settlers beach plus the lookouts

Worth a visit. Interesting history and restored buildings. Can get good lunch at cafe. Cemetery and old site lots of information.

Interesting place to visit, museum, cafe and accommodation available

Not far from the highway this is a must when travelling in the area. Lots of history and the cafe is awesome

Loved it full of history, Lovley location and freandly staff, recommend if you are in the erea

Great little slice of history. The museum has heaps of info on settlers, see turtles swimming at the wharf, go fishing.. heaps to do!

You look around and just imagine what it was like to live here 150 years ago. Great job.

This historic town is a credit to its caretakers & business owners. So well maintained to resemble the true look of the ages.

This is an historic town that was abandoned in 1950. There are many bluestone buildings that are fascinating

A historical town with a fascinating past. Many buildings restored. Museum with artifacts and historical documents of Cossocks early pearling industry.

A great spot to learn about its past, kept in a good state of repair with lots of informative signs

Cute Historical Site, lovely buildings and Maintained grounds.