Paddle secluded bays, learn overnight sea‑kayak packing and camp on a private stretch of NSW coastline. This guided two‑day tour supplies expert tuition, all gear and shore‑cooked meals—perfect for paddlers wanting a manageable off‑grid escape.
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The morning air on the NSW South Coast tastes of salt and eucalyptus as you push from the shore—your kayak cutting a clean line across glassy water while gulls argue overhead.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 days
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness; able to paddle several kilometres at a steady pace and carry a small overnight pack on and off beaches
Wildlife
History
This coastline is Yuin country with long Indigenous connection; later European cedar cutters and coastal traders used these bays as natural anchorages.
Conservation
Operators follow Leave No Trace principles and limit group size to reduce campsite impact; avoid disturbing seal haul‑outs and keep a respectful distance.
Reserve your spot on the Batemans Bay Overnight Kayak Camping Tour - All Inclusive today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive rested and nimble
You’ll paddle multiple short crossings—good sleep and basic mobility make packing and beaching kayaks easier.
Dress for sun and wind
Bring a broad‑brim hat, UV shirt and a light wind shell; coastal wind can change temperature quickly.
Protect electronics
Use a dry bag for phones and cameras and carry backups; guides take photos but personal gear can get wet.
Learn basic paddle strokes
Practice forward stroke and bracing on calm water if you’re new—this saves energy in open sections.
Sleeping bag (3-season)
Kept warm evenings and provided tents will be comfortable but you still need a sleeping bag suited to coastal nights.
Waterproof dry bag (20–30L)
Protects clothing, electronics and snacks while paddling and during beach landings.
Reef shoes or sturdy sandals
Useful for launching from rocky shores, snorkeling entry and campsite comfort.
summer
Light waterproof shell
Wind and spray are common—breathable rain shell keeps you warm and dry without bulk.
spring