easy
4 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires ability to sit and paddle comfortably for several hours.
Paddle through quiet waters on the Pambula River with Navigate Expeditions’ Aboriginal Culture Kayak Tour, where Indigenous stories and native flavors enrich every mile to Severs Beach. This 4-hour trip offers a unique way to connect with local heritage and nature alike.
4 hours • Great for families and Friends!
Embark on a unique Aboriginal cultural tour along the Pambula River, guided by Indigenous storytellers. Experience a scenic kayaking journey to Severs Beach, rich in heritage, while enjoying a delightful morning tea featuring local flavors. This easy adventure promises a memorable connection to history and nature.
Approximately 4 Hours
$180 Adult / $150 Child
Our new Aboriginal cultural tour on the Pambula River, comes from a special collaboration with Twofold Aboriginal Corporation. This immersive experience takes participants on a guided kayaking journey, complemented by the knowledge and stories of an Indigenous guide.
We will make our way to Severs Beach, a place deeply entwined with the indigenous heritage of our region, resonating with thousands of years of history. As we pause to soak in the beauty of this magnificent spot, guests are treated to a delightful morning tea. Relish the local flavours of lemon myrtle slice, paired with freshly plunged coffee, aromatic tea, refreshing juice, and a selection of fresh fruit.
Easy: Sheltered flat water with minimal currents, easy entry and exits and no more than 500m from safe landing sites.
Protect both your skin and the river’s ecosystem with eco-friendly sunscreen.
Capture moments on the water without worrying about splash damage.
Although morning tea is provided, carry enough water to stay hydrated during paddling.
Choose quick-drying footwear that can easily get wet during kayak entry and exit.
Severs Beach and the Pambula River area have been important sites for the Yuin people for thousands of years, serving as sources of food, water, and cultural gatherings.
Navigate Expeditions partners closely with local Indigenous groups to support sustainable tourism and protect the delicate river environment from pollution and disturbance.
Shields your face and neck from strong sun during daytime paddling.
summer specific
Protects your skin and the delicate river ecosystem from harmful chemicals.
Keeps you comfortable throughout the paddle by drying swiftly if wet.
Staying hydrated is key on any extended outdoor activity.