Batemans Bay Kayak Tour with Coffee

Indigenous culture, Ferry crossings, timber mills and fishing trawlers have all played a role in the formation of Batemans Bay and this Ecotourism Experience is the best way to learn about it!

Gliding in silence under jetties, past wonderful restaurants and out into the bay your guides give insight into the history of the area and the wildlife that calls it home.

“An interesting and achievable paddle for first timers and a unique insight into the natural area and the formation of Batemans Bay” – Geoff, Albury.

The tour begins under the Batemans Bay Bridge on the north side, following the Clyde river along the town waterfront into the open waters of Batemans Bay. The tour visits the bay and dramatic cliffs and grottos of Square head.  Group permitting the pristine waters of Cullendulla Sanctuary, home to stingray, fish, soldier crabs, octopus and the White Bellied Sea Eagle makes for a great side trip and leg stretch.

Our return journey follows the national park on the north side of Batemans Bay, returning to town for a Coffee order, delivered to your kayaks from the Innes Boatshed. We sit, sip and wait for the possibility of BIG stingrays gliding past – this makes for an exciting extra !

*Routes may be subject to weather and are chosen by your guides based on weather and tides – the wonderful Clyde River Mangroves makes for an amazing mellow option – if the weather does not permit an open water choice.

Also available in the “Discover Batemans Bay Range from the same departure location is our Evening Pizza Paddle and our  Oyster Tour – Clyde River with oyster tastings

You can find more History on the Clyde River and local areas here.

Please note: this tour ordinarily requires a minimum of 4 participants to run. If you wish to book with less than 4 people, please contact Region X to discuss a your options. These may include a private tour, or joining another trip or activity.

If your after something a little more adventurous then check out our “Ocean sea kayak tour”