Kayaking Tours In Australia 2

Kayaking Tours in Australia

Here are some addition kayaking tour companies you can check into during your trip to Australia. With each tour you have the opportunity to see more and additional sides of Australia.

Jervis Bay is well known for it exceptional scenic, natural and cultural heritage. Located on the South Coast it claims to have some of the cleanest waterways and the whitest sands in Australia. The Jervis Kayak enables clients to interact with the natural environment in a great mode of transportation.

A variety of kayaking experiences are created to match clients with their abilities and interests. They accommodate any domestic and foreign visitors and present half and full day tours as well as overnight excursions. They also have a full retail store, weather and tide reports and a friendly advice team with local knowledge.

They also have Intermediate and Advanced trips designed to assist you with your skills and experience with different coastal terrains while in the hands of a competent qualified instructor. You will have the opportunity to put your skills into practice while enjoying a day on the water with fellow enthusiasts at the same level.

Bundeena in Sydney's south is a great location of a kayaking experience. You will have the chance to enjoy astonishing scenery, an abundance of bird life, animal and marine life. You will picnic at one of the many isolated sandy beaches of the Royal National Park.

Bundeena Kayaks will give you the choice of guided tours including the very trendy Night Owl evening kayaking tour. You will also have a choice of several day tours. The guides are experience paddlers armed with the knowledge about the waterway and the surrounding national park. The kayaks provided by the Bundeena Kayaks are touring class, stable kayaks, which come equipped with rudders and lots of storage space.

Evans River Kayak Adventures give you the opportunity to explore, experience and enjoy the unspoiled waters of Bundjalung National Park by kayak. You will be in the company of a local guide who will provide you with the opportunity to experience a natural environment of native forest, and a distinct birdlife and marine life ecosystem.

Moonlight Kayaking starts at sunset. You will paddle with the incoming tide and watch the sunset's spectacular colors and the sounds of the Bundjalung National Park in the evening. You will stop for a swim and after there will be a short walk to a lookout to see the rice over the River and Headland. You will have some snakes while waiting. Paddling back in the moonlight spotlighting fish while relaxing and enjoying the unique atmosphere.

Another tour starts at the Park at the River's mouth and travels about 4 kilometers up stream with the incoming tide visiting Snake Island, Oyster creek and Aboriginal Midden site at Bundjalung National Park. You will be able to spot plenty of wildlife. The tour will stop at the Sandi River Beach for a swim and picnic. The tour takes 3 or 4 hours as you return with the incoming tide.