Embrace the stillness of the water as you float beneath the pink granite peaks of ‘The Hazards’, while your guides share stories and local knowledge of the area, insights you won’t find in any guidebook.

Head to Muir’s Beach in Coles Bay for your safety briefing, where your expert guide will ensure you are confident and comfortable with all the equipment before you set off. No experience is needed. Whether you’re paddling as a pair in a double kayak or venturing out solo, you’ll soon find your rhythm on the water.

The tour takes you along the edge of Freycinet National Park, where Great Oyster Bay meets the Tasman Sea. You’ll pass sandy coves and drift through waters so clear you’ll feel as though you could reach out and touch the marine life below.

Halfway through your journey, you’ll pull ashore at a quiet beach for a freshly brewed coffee and a well-earned snack, the perfect moment to take in your surroundings before continuing.

Choose from a morning or sunset tour, available year-round. Both follow the same scenic route, though the sunset tour is timed to capture the golden evening light, concluding just as the sun sets over the water.