easy
2–8 hours
Basic to moderate fitness recommended, suitable for most ages and abilities
Take control of a 6hp tinny on Wonboyn Lake, where dolphins, seals, and whales are regular sightings. Navigate past oyster leases and climb to rocky vistas of Disaster Bay on this accessible boating adventure.
For all ages! • Great for families ! • 2 to 8 hours
Embark on an unforgettable boating adventure across the lake, where you can spot dolphins, seals, and even whales. Explore stunning views of Disaster Bay from rocky outlooks, all while enjoying the freedom of driving your own boat. Perfect for up to four people, this experience promises excitement and breathtaking scenery.
2 to 8 hours
We’ll meet you at the water’s edge and off you go across the lake and up the channel past the oyster leases and seeing fish jump. You might even see the resident dolphin. You’ll hear the beach over the dunes as you park your boat and head around Baycliff on foot to get an amazing view of Disaster Bay from our beautiful rocky outlook. Whales, Seals & Dolphins are often seen from here. Has a capacity of 4 people!
Life jackets are provided and must be worn at all times while on the boat for safety.
Wind and tides can affect the lake’s surface; plan your trip on calm days for the best experience.
Ensure the boat’s fuel tank is full to avoid interruptions during your outing, especially for longer trips.
Use waterproof cases or bags during outings to keep cameras safe while capturing wildlife and vistas.
Wonboyn Lake area has a long-standing Indigenous history and is known for sustainable oyster farming established in the 20th century.
Local operators prioritize low-impact boating to preserve water quality and minimize disturbances to native wildlife habitats.
Protect skin from strong UV rays during open water boating.
summer specific
Keep electronics safe from splashes and sudden weather changes.
Prepare for temperature shifts on the water with warm, packable layers.
fall specific
Shade your face during bright hours while boating and hiking to overlook the bay.
spring specific