Price from:
144 USD
Intermediate paddle passing Aboriginal rock art, sandstone & bushland • Spectacular Bush Scenery!
Duration
3.5 Hours - 2.5 Hours Paddling
About
Leaving from the Parsley Bay Boat Ramp at Brooklyn, we paddle down the Hawkesbury River. Passing beautiful bush, Aboriginal rock art and spectacular sandstone cliffs, this paddle has spectacular scenery and views. We stop for a stretch (and a swim if you are up for it) on Eleanor Beach. Just to make sure that this is not becoming a hectic exercise, we stop for lunch at one of the Sandy Beaches in Cowan Creek. The lunch that we have to offer, justifies the whole kayaking experience.
After lunch, we will continue the Paddle and retrace our path back to Brooklyn. On the return paddle, we look at a spectacular view down Pittwater, past Lion Island, and out to the Ocean.
What is Included:
- Gourmet picnic
- A comfortable sit inside Kayak
- Paddle
- PFD (life jacket)
- Spray deck
- Paddling instruction
- Sunscreen
More Information
- Suitable for people 8 years and older of moderate fitness. As the Kayaks are the much more comfortable seat inside type, you will need to be less than 2M tall and able to fit in a 40cm wide seat.
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Children (8 to 14) must be accompanied by an adult and minimum age is 8 yrs old. Each child or teen will need (1) adult each per double kayak.
- Bring plenty of water, a hat, sunglasses, comfortable quick-drying clothes (no cotton) suitable for the weather and a change of clothes for the trip home.
- Depending on the season, dress for both sun protection and warmth knowing all attire can get wet.
- Suitable footwear is recommended.
Booking Notes
##More Information
- Suitable for people 8 years and older of moderate fitness. As the Kayaks are the much more comfortable seat inside type, you will need to be less than 2M tall and able to fit in a 40cm wide seat.
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Children (8 to 14) must be accompanied by an adult and minimum age is 8 yrs old. Each child or teen will need (1) adult each per double kayak.
- Bring plenty of water, a hat, sunglasses, comfortable quick-drying clothes (no cotton) suitable for the weather and a change of clothes for the trip home.
- Depending on the season, dress for both sun protection and warmth knowing all attire can get wet.
- Suitable footwear is recommended.
