Freycinet Paddle Kayak Tour in Coles Bay
Enjoy a guided 3 hour kayaking adventure with Freycinet Adventures on the Freycinet Peninsula in Coles Bay. Paddle through stunning coastal scenery, watch local wildlife, and relax with hot drinks and cookies on a secluded beach. Ideal for nature and activity lovers.
Quick read before you book.
- 3 hour guided kayaking tour along the Freycinet coastline
- Paddle past pink granite mountains and crystal clear water
- Chances to spot sea eagles, sting rays, fur seals, dolphins and seasonal whales
- A secluded beach stop partway through your paddle
What’s included
- Expert local guide
- All kayaking equipment
- Safety briefing before you paddle out
- Warm jacket if you need one
- Freshly brewed hot drinks and cookies during the beach stop
Commonly asked questions.
Children must be at least 7 years old to join, and anyone aged 7 to 15 needs to be accompanied by an adult. Adult pricing applies from age 16.
The tour departs Muirs Beach in Coles Bay, though the exact departure point can change on the day if the weather requires it, so keep your phone on hand in case your guide needs to reach you.
You can amend or cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before your tour, and online bookings close 3 hours before departure.
Yes, you'll stop at a secluded beach partway through your paddle for freshly brewed hot drinks and cookies, along with a safety briefing and a warm jacket if you need one.
The double kayak cockpits measure around 45cm across, so it's worth checking with Freycinet Adventures directly if you're unsure whether you'll fit comfortably, since guides can decline to take anyone who can't sit safely.
Yes, a 5 percent surcharge applies on Saturdays, 9 percent on Sundays, and 15 percent on public holidays.
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- The Freycinet Paddle, a 3 hour daytime kayak tour from Coles Bay
- Sunrise Breakfast Kayak at Freycinet National Park, an early morning paddle with breakfast included
- Wineglass Bay and Freycinet National Park Day Tour, for exploring the peninsula on foot instead