easy
3.5 hours
Participants should be in moderate fitness, comfortable with light paddling and water activities.
Join a 3.5-hour kayaking trip in Sydney's Pittwater to encounter playful seals, enjoy a gourmet picnic, and explore stunning coastal scenery. Perfect for wildlife lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Suitable for Ages 8+ • 3.5 Hour Experience • Group Discount Available
Experience a unique 3.5-hour kayaking adventure from Palm Beach, where you'll paddle to a seal colony and observe these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat. Enjoy a gourmet picnic on a secluded beach, swim, and explore the stunning Pittwater, all while ensuring a safe and memorable encounter with wildlife.
3.5 Hours - 2.5 Hours Paddling
Leaving from North end of the car park (Pittwater side) in Governor Philip Park, Palm beach. The 20 min palm beach kayaking will lead to the Seal colony. We spend 10 to 20 min with this palm beach paddle while checking out the Seals. As they are wild animals we keep outside the legal minimum distance, or more if the Seals seem unhappy. This helps to keep the seal kayaking experience safe and overwhelming. They are usually very relaxed and we get a great look and good photos.
When we have had our fill of the Seals we paddle to a secluded beach for lunch. This beach will vary depending on weather conditions. After lunch and a swim (if you are up for it) we will explore Pittwater and return to our departure point. This seal experience lunch paddle is something that people crave for. We tailor the length of this leg to the speed and fitness of the group.
SEAL GUARANTEE: Because Seals are wildlife they do not always cooperate. If you do not get at least 2 min with 2 or more seals in a good view while seal kayaking, you can come again on this paddle at half price until you get quality time looking at Seals.
Apply sunscreen, wear a hat, and bring sunglasses to stay protected during the paddle.
Bring water to keep hydrated throughout the trip, especially on warm days.
Ensure you’re comfortable with basic paddling skills before the trip.
Maintain a safe distance from seals and follow guide instructions to protect wildlife.
Pittwater has been a vital part of the local Aboriginal culture for thousands of years, with ancient middens and cultural sites nearby.
The trip supports local conservation efforts by promoting awareness of marine ecosystems and respecting wildlife.
Stay hydrated during the trip by bringing a reusable water bottle.
Protect your phone from water while enjoying the scenic views.
Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses are crucial for sun safety.
summer specific
Wear swimwear for swimming and cooling off at the beach.
summer specific