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Explore Shark Bay: Unforgettable Kayak and Wildlife Adventure in Western Australia - Denham

Explore Shark Bay: Unforgettable Kayak and Wildlife Adventure in Western Australia

Denhammoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

8 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have moderate fitness to comfortably paddle and enjoy hikes and swimming stops.

Overview

Discover Western Australia's Shark Bay on a full-day kayak and wildlife tour. Paddle crystal-clear waters, spot dugongs and manta rays, and explore rugged landscapes on this unique eco-adventure.

Denham, Western Australia

Kayak and Wildlife Adventure

Full Day | Adults $225, Child $190

Water Activities

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable kayaking adventure through the stunning turquoise waters of Shark Bay, teeming with vibrant marine life like manta rays and dugongs. Enjoy a scenic 4WD journey, learn about local bush foods and Aboriginal culture, and explore breathtaking landscapes while swimming and snorkeling in serene bays.

Kayak through crystal clear turquoise oceans that are just teeming with spectacular wildlife including manta rays, dolphins and dugongs.


Rates

Adult $225 Child $190 16 years and under


Duration

Full Day 8 hours


About

Enjoy a fun filled day with lots of wildlife and join us for an amazing kayaking adventure and explore the magnificent Shark Bay World Heritage Area. Our tours are very educational and discover why Shark Bay is listed as a World Heritage Area and learn why local Aboriginal people refer to the area as a 'strong spiritual place'.

After we pick you up,we enjoy a comfortable 4wd adventure to our kayaking destination. Along the way we stop to look for bush foods and learn about medicinal plants and uses, animal tracking and much more.

Once we arrive at our kayaking destination, we unload the kayaks, put on our safety vests and conduct a safety induction then paddle out across beautiful crystal clear waters. Spot turtles, rays, sharks, fish, birds and the elusive dugong when in season and other amazing marine life. Enjoy a relaxing swim or a casual snorkel in one our many beautiful shallow bays and walking through amazing spectacular landscapes.

Our tours are conducted with a hands-on approach and are suitable for all ages.

Enjoy delicious and healthy homestyle catering

Tour finishes with a relaxing soak in the hot tub at Peron Homestead, then we drop you off fully satisfied.


Departs

Shark Bay Visitor Centre or free pick up/drop off to your accommodation in Denham (transports from and to Monkey Mia available - $160 transfer fee applies per booking for up to 6 passengers)

Adventure Tips

Wear a hat and sunscreen

Protect yourself from the strong Australian sun during the kayaking portion of the tour.

Bring a reusable water bottle

Stay hydrated throughout the day, especially during outdoor activities under the sun.

Listen carefully to safety briefings

Safety is paramount when kayaking in open waters; pay close attention to the guides’ instructions.

Pack a swimsuit and quick-dry clothing

You’ll have opportunities to swim and snorkel, so dress accordingly for comfort and quick drying.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Dugong
  • Manta ray

History

Shark Bay was declared a World Heritage Site in 1991 due to its abundant marine life and significant cultural heritage to the Malgana people.

Conservation

The tour emphasizes sustainable tourism practices that protect local wildlife habitats and respect Aboriginal cultural sites.

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Recommended Gear

Waterproof dry bag

Essential

Keep your belongings dry during kayaking and water activities.

summer specific

High-SPF sunscreen

Essential

Protects your skin from intense sunlight on open water.

summer specific

Lightweight long-sleeve shirt

Provides sun protection and comfort during warm days.

spring specific

Comfortable water shoes

Essential

Ideal for entering and exiting water safely around rocky or sandy shores.

summer specific