Beginner SUP Journey with Go Ride A Wave at Anglesea
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for moderate fitness; requires balance and basic paddling stamina.
Overview
Navigate the calm waters of Anglesea River with Go Ride A Wave’s beginner-friendly SUP Journey. Learn paddling skills as you glide past islands and under bridges in this accessible Victorian adventure.
SUP Journey at Anglesea
For 14 year olds and above
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About This Adventure
Embark on a scenic journey along the Anglesea River with our beginner-friendly SUP experience. Perfect for ages 14 and up, you'll learn essential paddling skills while exploring charming islands and bridges. Enjoy a relaxing adventure that builds your confidence for future outings, including ocean paddling.
Take a journey around the spectacular Anglesea River while learning and new skill and soaking in the sights.
Our SUP Journey is designed for beginners and covers all the introductory skills. This journey caters to ages 14 and up - allowing the group to enjoy a leisurely trip around small islands and under bridges. As we paddle, we will continue to work on your paddling skills, giving you confidence to come back and hire, or even have a go out in the ocean.
Price SUP Journey - $84 (Ages 14+)
Our SUP Lessons Include: 1.5 hr lesson SUP & river safety information All the necessary equipment - SUP, paddle, PFD, full-length wetsuit and booties Instruction to suit your skill level
Adventure Tips
Wear Appropriate Footwear
Wetsuit booties or water shoes protect feet from slippery banks and mild riverbed rocks.
Hydrate Before and After
Stay hydrated even on cooler days; the activity requires steady paddling effort over 1.5 hours.
Arrive Early for Briefing
Arriving 15 minutes early gives time for safety briefings and gear fitting to maximize your experience.
Be Mindful of River Wildlife
Keep noise low and avoid sudden movements to observe native birds and aquatic life without disturbance.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Australian water rat (rakali)
- Pacific black duck
History
Anglesea has long been a site of significance for the Wadawurrung people, whose connection to the land and waterways is central to the region’s heritage.
Conservation
Go Ride A Wave emphasizes low-impact paddling and educates guests on preserving the river’s ecology through responsible use.
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Recommended Gear
Full-length wetsuit
Keeps you warm during cooler water and air temperatures.
fall|winter|spring specific
PFD (personal flotation device)
Ensures safety on the water and is provided with all rentals.
Water shoes or booties
Protects feet when entering/exiting the river and maintains grip on slippery surfaces.
Sun protection (hat & sunscreen)
Crucial for shielding from UV exposure during exposed paddling stretches.
summer|spring specific