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Explore the Bega River Kayak Tour: A 3-Hour Paddle Through New South Wales’ Scenic Waterways - Kalaru

Explore the Bega River Kayak Tour: A 3-Hour Paddle Through New South Wales’ Scenic Waterways

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; light paddling with frequent breaks.

Overview

Discover the Bega River Kayak Tour, a 3-hour paddle through New South Wales’ rich wetlands and lagoons. Perfect for all ages, this adventure offers serene wildlife viewing and a relaxing riverside morning tea in a pristine natural setting.

Kalaru, New South Wales

Bega River Kayak Tour

For ages 3+! • 3 hour Tour • Beautiful Kayaking Experience!

Water Activities

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About This Adventure

Embark on a captivating 3-hour kayaking adventure through diverse ecosystems, from lush lagoons to scenic riverbanks. Enjoy leisurely paddling while spotting egrets, kingfishers, and possibly sea eagles. Take a break for morning tea featuring local treats, making this experience both relaxing and memorable amidst stunning natural beauty.

Kayak through different eco systems!

Duration

Approximately 3 Hours

About

Kayak through different eco systems from the forest of reeds in the lagoon to the sand spits, bush and farm land of the Bega River. We’ll be going at a pace to suit the group’s experience level and have time to really enjoy the natural habitat with guests often spotting egrets fishing by the shallow waters, azure kingfishers perched on the ends of branches and possibly white bellied sea eagles flying above. There really is so much to see and experience along this beautiful lagoon and river system. Part way along we’ll land ashore to stretch our legs, enjoy a lovely morning tea and perhaps even a swim.

Morning tea includes plunger coffee, black leaf tea or peppermint leaf tea, sugar and local full cream milk from Tilba Real Dairy. We include seasonal fruit and a sweet treat from Blend cafe as well as fruit juice. Special dietary requirements can be catered for upon request, just let us know at time of booking.

Activity Fitness Level

Easy:Sheltered flat water with minimal currents, easy entry and exits and no more than 500m from safe landing sites.

What to bring

  • Hat, sunglasses, reef-safe sunscreen
  • Shoes that can get wet and comfortable clothing
  • Any personal medication needed
  • Water bottle
  • Camera, phone
  • Swimmers & towel

Accessibility Information

  • Our expert kayak guides are able to assist everybody in entering and exiting the kayaks safely and with dignity
  • Must be able to bend knees to comfortably sit in kayak
  • Kayaks have a maximum weight limit of 130 kg set out by the manufacturer specifications
  • Trained assistance animals are not permitted inside the kayaks for safety reasons

Adventure Tips

Wear a life jacket at all times

Safety first: your guide will provide a personal flotation device—always keep it secured during your kayak trip.

Bring sun protection

The river’s open stretches offer little shade—wear a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen to stay protected.

Hydrate before and after paddling

Keep a water bottle handy to stay hydrated, especially on warmer days along the river.

Dress for water exposure

Expect to get splashed; quick-drying clothes and water shoes will keep you comfortable throughout the tour.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Sea eagle
  • Kingfisher

History

The Bega River region has long been part of the traditional lands of the Yuin people, with rich cultural connections to the waterways.

Conservation

The tour emphasizes eco-friendly practices to protect native wildlife and maintain the river’s pristine condition.

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Recommended Gear

Lightweight kayak-friendly clothing

Essential

Keeps you comfortable and dry during warm-weather paddling.

summer specific

Personal water bottle

Essential

Staying hydrated is vital on any outdoor adventure.

Sun hat and sunglasses

Essential

Protect yourself from strong UV rays along open river sections.

spring specific

Water shoes or sandals

Helpful for safer footing during riverbank stops and wet landings.

summer specific