Australia · CANOES & KAYAKS
11 reviewed
There are 11 kayaking & canoe trips here and these 11 hold up best. Prices, timings and what makes each one different sit directly underneath.
Paddle Sydney Harbour at sunrise past the Opera House and Harbour Bridge. Small group, coffee and pastry, plus free photos and video.
“guides where super nice. we made a few stops to rest and take pictures. unique views”
Half-day Magnetic Island cruise with Master Reef Guides, snorkelling lessons, paddle boarding, morning tea, and gear included from $114.
“Highly recommend! Absolutely beautiful ocean water, beaches and sea life. Guides were amazing! It was a lot of fun”
Sea kayak off Byron Bay for about 2.5 hours, spotting dolphins, turtles, and whales, paddling past reefs and the lighthouse, then surfing in your kayak.
“Amazing! We saw so many dolphins, close up. Had a great laugh! Tour guides were amazing. Super friendly and polite! Would definitely do this again next time I am here. Thank you!”
Easy sea kayaking in Freycinet National Park from Coles Bay, with coaching, wildlife sightings, and a hot drink cookie break.
“James and Kayleigh did an excellent job as our guides. James is quite a character very informative and knowledgeable. They made the kayaking a really enjoyable experience .”
Paddle Sydney Harbour at sunrise in LED kayaks, see the Opera House and Harbour Bridge, then grab breakfast at the Flying Bear Cafe.
“THIS IS A MUST when coming to Sydney. So relaxing, guides were so friendly and talkative throughout. Took some amazing photos of us with the sunrise and finished off with an amazing brekkie they provided a voucher for to refuel”
Moreton Island day trip from Brisbane or Gold Coast: transparent kayaking, shipwreck snorkeling, sandboarding, 4WD rides, picnic lunch.
“Our trip included the ferry ( which is not included in the price A$80 ), kayaking, snorkling and sand dune sliding and lunch. Snorkling requires a wetsuit and for 'larger' people, they seem to underestimate what size you need. Putting on the wetsuit was a physically demanding exercise. It did keep me warm in the cool water. While snorkeling my face mask continually leaked despite all the best efforts. Since I had to stop to continually clear the mask, I was not able to keep up with the group because of the strong current. My snorkle did not have any protective covering, so the slightest splash caused me to have…”
Kayak Port Adelaide mangrove creeks with a marine biologist, spot dolphins and birds, and see abandoned shipwrecks. 3 hours, $55.
“We truly had a great time on our tour. Alex was a great guide, who was very patient in sharing his knowledge and answering everyone’s questions. It was a very therapeutic group experience to reconnect with the nature- and we were lucky enough to spot a beautiful pair of mother and calf dolphins!”
Kayak Hobart on the River Derwent, from Sandy Bay to Battery Point, with gear, expert instruction, and a fish and chips lunch onboard.
“This was fantastic!! I couldn't recommend highly enough. I was lucky enough to have a one on one on the day and the tour guide was excellent. I had never done it before but is something that appealed to me as a hobby. I got lots of great advice and can't wait to buy my own and get paddling!!”
Paddle the Brunswick River in Cape Byron Marine Park with small-group SUP instruction, wildlife spotting, digital photos, and homemade snacks.
“Stand Up Paddle is a really good way to travel this good ecological river. You can see a lot of wild life. It is a highly recommended tour.”
Kayak beside Byron Bay dolphins in Cape Byron Marine Park. Guaranteed sightings or free return, wetsuits, beach tea and Tim Tams.
“Couldn’t ask for more! Big pod of dolphins swimming right by us! Great leadership from the guides. No fuss, clear instructions, we had a great time. Thanks!”
Noosa 4WD beach ride and guided kayak at Double Island Point, hunting dolphins, turtles, rays and seasonal whales on a 6-hour tour.
“Our guides Cam and Nick were amazing. Unfortunately other than one Dorsal fin we didn’t see any animals but the place is so incredible and the guides were great that the kayaking experience by itself was worth the trip. We had rough enough conditions so wasn’t for the faint hearted or poor swimmers, and was a little sea sick inducing for some. Over all a great day out.”
