Tasman Peninsula Sea Kayaking with Roaring 40's Kayaking
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5–6 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should possess a basic level of fitness capable of sustained paddling with intermittent breaks.
Overview
Paddle Australia's highest sea cliffs and navigate dramatic sea caves on the Tasman Peninsula with Roaring 40's Kayaking. Encounter native wildlife and savor a gourmet lunch amid Tasmania’s rugged coastline.
Adventure Tips
Paddle Steadily
Maintain a consistent paddling rhythm as the trip can last up to five hours, with breaks included.
Dress in Layers
Tasmanian weather can be unpredictable; bring moisture-wicking and insulating layers under provided gear.
Bring Sunscreen
Even on overcast days, UV exposure on the water is significant—apply broad-spectrum sunscreen before the trip.
Arrive on Time
Meet at Fortescue Bay Boat Ramp promptly at 9:45am to ensure smooth departure and pre-trip briefing.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Australian fur seals
- Soaring sea eagles
History
The Tasman Peninsula played a significant role in early colonial Australia, with nearby historic sites linked to convict settlements.
Conservation
Roaring 40's Kayaking emphasizes low-impact touring practices to protect fragile marine ecosystems and wildlife habitats along the peninsula.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Waterproof jacket
Protects against wind and splashes during the paddle.
all specific
Quick-dry clothing
Keeps you comfortable by wicking moisture away and drying fast.
all specific
Sunhat
Provides shade and guards against sun exposure on open water.
spring|summer|fall specific
Water shoes
Ideal for comfortably launching and landing from rocky shores.
all specific