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Jervis Bay Guided Sea Kayak Tour, 5 Hours
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Highlights
Explore the crystal water and look out for wildlife like dolphins
Stop for morning tea at one of the world's whitest sand beaches
Get out on the water for a kayak tour of Booderee and Jervis Bay National Park
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What you can expect
Discover what makes Jervis Bay such a beloved coastal paradise on this guided kayak tour. For five hours you'll paddle around the turquoise waterways, stop for morning tea on a white sand beach, go in for a swim if you're up for it, and look out for marine life like dolphins along your journey.
You'll kick off your tour in the early morning from Huskisson. Before you head out, a professional instructor will get you set up with your kayak and take you through the basics of paddling techniques. Then experience the magic of this South Coast gem as you paddle through the Jervis Bay and Booderee National Park for about 1.5 hours. Glide past hidden coves and bays before stopping at a pristine white sand beach for a delicious morning tea. You can use the time to go swimming, exploring, or just relax on the beach before you get back on the water for the return journey. As you paddle, keep an eye out along the way for wildlife like dolphins, seals, penguins, and even whales during their migration season.
Info
Inclusions
- Guided five hour kayak tour in Jervis Bay
- Morning tea stop with snacks and beverages on the beach
- Qualified instructor carrying all marine safety equipment
- National Park entry fee
- Photos of your tour
- Rain and wind proof jacket
- Allow five hours in total for this experience, including three hours of paddling time.
Time
- Meet in Huskisson at 7:45am
Duration
- Please allow five hours in total for this experience, including three hours of paddling time
Departure Location
- The meeting point for this experience is at the Husky Picture Theatre, Owen St, Huskisson NSW 2540.
What To Bring
- Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen
- Full drink bottle
- Shoes you don't mind getting wet
- Appropriate clothing that will most likely get a bit wet
- Swimwear optional
Additional Information
- Minimum age is 15 years
- Please advise if you are over 190cm tall or 105kg so the appropriate equipment can be brought
- The provider reserves the right to cancel this experience due to poor weather if they decide the conditions unsafe for kayaking
- This tour runs with a maximum of eight participants
Terms And Conditions
- Participants must be 15 years and over
- Please advise if you are over 190cm tall or 105kg so the appropriate equipment can be provided
Cancellation Policy
- Change your booking up to 24 hours before the start time of your experience
- Changes are not permitted within 24 hours
Location
19 Sydney Street, Huskisson, NSW 2540
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Amazing experience!
Had an excellent time. Felt very safe and enjoyed every minute. An excellent way to Jervis Bay!
Just do it.
I got this tour for Christmas from my wife and just did it yesterday. What a fun thing to do it was. Dane, business owner and our guide is very front, helpful and professional from start to finish. His equipment is first class and he explains everything patiently. The Tour itself is run at an easy pace with plenty of banter from Dane. Our worry about not knowing anything much about kayaking soon disappeared as he eased us into the water. Jervis Bay turned on the sunshine and the water was glassy with little swell. It was a perfect day for it. Smoko was across at the resplendent Murray’s Beach and we were provided with plenty of refreshments- hot drinks, fruit and home baked goodies. The scenery was beautiful and we ended the day with sunset across the Bay. Highly recommended. Thanks Dane.
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