Monthly Paddle Program

The Sea kayak guide course covers National Units of competency and is designed for people already working in the outdoor industry who have developed skills working with groups outside. The course will be delivered over 5 days from the Region X base in Batemans Bay and use in class and practical sessions to lead students through the units designed to give participants knowledge and industry experience geared towards graduation and employment as kayak guides throughout Australia. Details TBA

Departing from the wharf at Nelligen, exploring the beautiful pristine waterways to the Clyde (Bhundoo) River and into the Cyne Mallows Creek just north of the bridge.  Explore the amazing Mangrove system along the waters edge.

If you have a passion for nature and adventure, then this paddle to a seldom visited island chain is for you! The islands are a fascinating destination with many unique cliffs, grottos, overhung ledges, making the paddle out and a circumnavigation worth the effort. The islands are located in exposed waters approximately 1 hour paddling time from land, home to many seabirds, thriving due to the minimal disturbance. Little penguins, oyster catchers, petrels, birds of prey and more make their home among the pebble beaches, grasslands and cliff edges. We like to advise that this journey is only suitable for people who have kayaked previously, no kids or non swimmers. We will choose a departure point, either Maloneys Beach or Wimbie beach (the two closest mainland options) to start the journey. There is the very real possibility of seeing migrating whales up close on your tour! A truly exhilarating experience. Please be aware this is an open water experience and is conditions depending.

Discover Bhundoo – Clyde River, Batemans Bay – and its many tributaries on this River Journey. You will paddle, learning about the history and mystery of this fertile drowned valley river system.  Travelling using the tide to our advantage we float along this amazing pristine river system and enjoy the quiet peaceful surroundings.

This 5 Day Base Camp style tour is the ultimate way to experience the best of what Ningaloo Reef and Cape Range National Park have to offer. Based out of Exmouth, you will kayak and snorkel inside the fringing reef of Ningaloo over 5 incredible days, staying at Base Camp in comfortable safari tents. Your final 2 nights will be spent in a luxurious resort, with a day of swimming with Whale Sharks! This Ningaloo Base Camp tour is perfect for the person wanting to have an immersive, active holiday while still escaping to a relaxing place, with some creature comforts!

This 6 Day Expedition Style tour is the ultimate way to experience the best of what Ningaloo Reef and Cape Range National Park have to offer. Based out of Exmouth, you will kayak and snorkel inside the fringing reef of Ningaloo over 6 incredible days, staying at Base Camp in comfortable safari tents. Your final 2 nights will be spent in a luxurious resort, with a day of swimming with Whale Sharks! This Ningaloo Base Camp tour is perfect for the person wanting to have an immersive, active holiday while still escaping to a relaxing place, with some creature comforts!

Discover Narooma at its finest, this world class waterway is as beautiful as you will see anywhere! Come and explore this amazing water way with us.

The outlook from Corunna Lake is largely bush, with a view of Gulaga Mountain (Mount Dromedary) off in the distance. Gulaga (gool-a-gar) and the surrounding landscape have great spiritual significance to local Aboriginal people, particularly Aboriginal women. This amazing lake has several areas to explore with places to stop for morning tea.

Tuross Lake offers plenty of paddling options for all levels of skill, in particular for beginner/novice paddlers. Soak up the magnificent surrounds as you explore this generous lake with its protected places scattered with estuaries and islands.

Come and paddle the tranquil waters to Burrill Lake.  Slowly escape the beautiful waters of Burrill Lake into Stony Creek to explore.   The name of the town is derived from an Aboriginal word meaning 'wallaby'.[

Shallow Crossing is one of the most beautiful places on the south coast. A hidden gem that makes you feel relaxed and away from all off the worries and concerns of our daily life.  There is a nice vibe about this area, that makes lunch under a tree seem like this is how life should be.

The past year of paddling has been a build up to this epic adventure into Jervis Bay.  The beautiful waterway provides so many paddling opportunities, Staying inside the Bay or the excitement of exploring the coastline, it doesn't let you down.  There is something for everyone.