Whale Watching by Sea Kayak in Batemans Bay

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This is the best way to use a Carbon Neutral travel to find migrating whales as they cruise north in Winter and south in Spring along the NSW south coast. You will be using double expedition style sea kayaks to explore the ocean and search for wildlife, this tour also makes a stop on secluded beaches for a delicious morning tea and leg stretches, and a return journey exploring rocky ledges and coves. The group will depart from any quiet location, depending where the whales have been spotted! 

Additional Info

Duration: 4 hours
Starts: Batemans Bay, Australia
Trip Category: Water Sports >> Kayaking & Canoeing



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This is the best way to use a Carbon Neutral travel to find migrating whales as they cruise north in Winter and south in Spring along the NSW south coast. You will be using double expedition style sea kayaks to explore the ocean and search for wildlife, this tour also makes a stop on secluded beaches for a delicious morning tea and leg stretches, and a return journey exploring rocky ledges and coves. The group will depart from any quiet location, depending where the whales have been spotted! 

Itinerary

The experience of encountering whales from a kayak is absolutely unforgettable! During whale migration season (Spring), you have the very real chance of seeing them on our unique and popular half day guided sea kayak tour.

Explore the picturesque coastline of Batemans Bay Marine Park. Stop for a delicious morning tea in one of many secluded bays only accessible by water. Enjoy an optional swim or snorkel (equipment provided), rock jump or headland walk.

You will also have the opportunity to spot seals, dolphins, schools of fish, sea birds and much, much more on this amazing adventure – perfect for all abilities!

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• Region X, Batemans Bay, New South Wales Australia



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