Paddle & Dine Kayak Experience: Lakes Entrance’s Perfect Blend of Adventure and Culinary Delight
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for participants with basic fitness and ability to paddle for about 45 minutes each way.
Overview
Combine serene kayaking through Lakes Entrance’s waterways with a gourmet meal at Wyanga Park Winery on this self-guided 4-hour adventure. Paddle, relax, and dine amid Victoria’s stunning coastal scenery.
Paddle & Dine Kayak Experience
45 min each way self-guided paddle • Ages 12+ • 4 Hours round trip
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About This Adventure
Experience a breathtaking self-guided kayaking adventure from Lakes Entrance to Wyanga Park Winery. Paddle through serene forests and enjoy a delicious meal at the winery before heading back. This unique journey combines nature and culinary delight, making it an unforgettable outing for those aged 12 and up.
Enjoy Kayaking & a Great Meal!
Duration
4 hours return trip including lunch stop
About
Enjoy a spectacular self-guided lake paddle from the centre of Lakes Entrance to Wyanga Park Winery and return (Allow 45 mins paddle each way). This paddle starts just a 7 min walk from Venture Out, on the North Arm of the lake, winding your way out of town into the forest. Enjoy a delicious meal per person included in your package at the Winery before you return paddle.
- Gear drop off & pick up can be added to your booking instead of walking to and from Venture Out. Shuttle pick ups can also be booked instead of return paddle.
Ages 12+
Adventure Tips
Paddle at a steady, comfortable pace
The route follows calm waters making it accessible for beginners; avoid rushing to conserve energy for the return trip.
Bring insect repellent
Native forests near the water can attract mosquitoes especially in warmer months.
Wear sun protection
Open stretches expose you to sun; a hat and sunscreen are recommended even on cloudy days.
Check the weather forecast
Water conditions can change rapidly; avoid paddling in strong winds or storms for safety.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eastern rosella
- Rufous fantail
History
Lakes Entrance has long been a hub for fishing and transport, with its waterways shaped by natural sand spits forming the lakes that define the area today.
Conservation
The region maintains protected wetlands to preserve native species and habitats, encouraging low-impact recreational use like kayaking to minimize environmental disruption.
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Adventure Hotspots in Lakes Entrance
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Lightweight waterproof jacket
Spring can bring showers; a jacket keeps you dry and comfortable on the water.
spring specific
Wide-brimmed hat
Protects your face and neck during sunny paddle stretches.
summer specific
Layered clothing
Temperatures can vary; layers help regulate body heat throughout the trip.
fall specific
Dry bag
Keep personal items safe and dry while kayaking.