moderate
2 days
Participants should be in good physical condition with a basic level of endurance and swimming ability to navigate moderate rapids and perform water rescues.
Take your paddling skills to the next level on a two-day whitewater training course along Australia’s renowned Nymboida and Boyd Rivers. Learn vital whitewater and aqua survival techniques from expert guides in a stunning, wildlife-rich environment.
Ages 10+
Embark on an exhilarating two-day Whitewater Training Combo Course, perfect for aspiring paddlers! Gain essential skills in whitewater navigation, rescue techniques, and aqua survival while exploring Australia’s longest-mapped whitewater trail. Led by experienced guides, this adventure promises both safety and excitement as you connect with nature and enhance your paddling prowess.
Embark on an exhilarating two-day Whitewater Training Combo Course, perfect for aspiring paddlers! Gain essential skills in whitewater navigation, rescue techniques, and aqua survival while exploring Australia’s longest-mapped whitewater trail. Led by experienced guides, this adventure promises both safety and excitement as you connect with nature and enhance your paddling prowess.
Using your personal kayak, canoe, raft, or packraft allows for tailored skill development relevant to your preferred craft.
Carry water and snacks to maintain stamina during training sessions, especially on hot days.
Study recent river flow reports before arrival, as river levels affect rapid difficulty and safety.
Layer clothing appropriately for changing conditions and always bring sun protection to guard against UV exposure.
The Nymboida River has a rich history as a traditional route for indigenous peoples and was popularized as a premier whitewater destination in the 1970s.
Exodus Adventures promotes Leave No Trace principles and uses minimal-impact practices to protect the fragile river ecosystems and native wildlife habitats.
Critical for buoyancy and safety during all waterborne activities on whitewater rivers.
Protects against head injuries from rocks and obstacles in rapids.
Provides thermal protection and comfort in cold or variable water temperatures.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Offers traction and foot protection on slippery river rocks and trails.