Top 10 Kayaking Locations in Australia.
Up Cowan Creek ... with a paddle.
You need a high tide and a low wind to really enjoy this paddle.
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Exploring Patonga Creek
Of course when you`re exploring a creek it is important to get the high tide. We failed to do this but still managed to get quite a long way along. Great fun navigating through the sand banks.
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Mangrove Creek to Neverfail
I cannot say this is the best paddle we have ever done, but it did give us an idea of the lie of the land - or flow of the river. At low tide there is a lot of mud around, and the river being quite muddy, makes it hard to find a deep channel. Mangrove Creek is probably much nicer further up.
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Lane Cove River from the weir to De Burghs Bridge
This is a very nice paddle with plenty of nature along the way. Water Dragons on almost every stone and log.
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Carroll Creek and Middle Harbour Creek
Of course it all depends on the tide and the wind. Aim to reach the furthest point at high tide and always have the wind on your back ;-) This is a very pleasant kayak route lots of nature to look at along the way.
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Wallingat River heading north
From the Wallingat River campsite to the island via Boggy Creek, and back.
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Elvina and Lovett Bays from Bayview
Tour started: 26 Mar 2021, 10:22 AM. Total distance: 8.8 km. Duration: 4 hours and 8 minutes.
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Lane Cove River from the weir to Magdala Park
Not as industrial as you might fear. A very nice paddle through the green space.
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