Kayaking Tours Rivers and Lakes , South Coast NSW

The Fluid adventures tours are planned for great kayaking experiences, extending from the Eurobodalla shire to the Shoalhaven Region, Amongst the most beautiful scenery these easy paddles include the Tomaga River, Congo Creek, Tuross and Durras Lake systems and the Breath taking Narrawalle Inlet at Ulladulla.

Firstly with all our tours we meet clients at our starting point in Coronation Dr Broulee and load up into the Toyota 4WD Troop Carrier and with kayak trailer in tow and head off to our set in point. We always have the tour planned for the easiest paddling so if the tide is heading in so are we or visa versa. 

After getting on our Life jackets and choosing one of our Australis double or single sit on top kayaks, our guides demonstrate the correct paddling techniques, how to use the river safely including navigation rules and most importantly how to handle the kayak once on the water.

I always plan the tours in the mornings for the best weather conditions, I also believe the best time for kayaking is early moring because at that time of day you can see so much more, when the day is clear and windless the Bird life and aquatic creatures are all out at play.

On all tours our guide endeavors to give the paddler the maximum enjoyment with these peaceful tours along the most pristine waterways on the NSW South Coast within the Ulladulla, Batemans Bay and Moruya region. So much can be seen from the water from the Great dividing Range in the back ground to the Tasman Sea and everything in between. Kayaking has been lablled bushwalking on water and with the different perspective from the water it is geat for appreciating the natural beauty that surrounds you. Fluid adventures tours all travel through different forest eco systems including the National parks of Eurobodalla, Deua, Murramarang and Narrawallee wildlife reserve. The following photo's are of a couple of my favourite and the most popular tours we provide.

Here Tony Watts of Sydney enjoys a peaceful morning paddle on the Tomaga River

Congo Creek is deceptively long as it meanders along folding back and forth through the Eurobodalla national park. With its high sided sand banks and secluded billabongs. Around each corner you will be suprised at the varied marine and wildlife.

Tomaga River is a great morning paddle, paddling with the tide is the most enjoyable as it has a fast tidal flow to take you along. The river is 9 km's in length from Mogo zoo past Tomakin and on to Mossy point where it joins the Tasman sea.

This is Narrawllee Inlet near Mollymook at Ulladulla in the Shoalhaven, it  is also a deceptively long water system as covers a great distance. . You can spend most of a day exploring every nook and cranny of this stunning waterway with its pure crystal clear water and healthy mangrove community. As with Tomaga River this waterway also has a strong tidal flow so we plan your day so that the tide is working with you.