Hobart, Australia 
- Explore Fortescue Bay on a kayaking adventure
- Paddle along the coast of the Tasman National Park to Cape Huay
- Snap photos of the towering Candlestick and search for climbers on the Totem Pole
- By wowed by the southern hemisphere’s highest sea cliffs
- Enjoy a day of paddling by cliffs, sea caves and wildlife
- Meet Australian fur seals, sea eagles, gannets, peregrine falcons and even dolphins and whales
- Explore a semi-submerged shipwreck
- Enjoy a delicious lunch in a secluded cove
- Return transport from Hobart, National Park entry fees, lunch and refreshments included
- All kayaking equipment and warm all-weather protection gear included
What's Included
What's excluded
Bring a hat, sunglasses, comfortable quick-drying clothes suitable for the weather, shoes that can get wet (or we can supply you with wetsuit booties), bottle of water and change of clothes for the trip home.
Why do we love this
This is Tasmania's (if not Australia's) most spectacular sea kayaking tour - what's not to love! We think the chance to explore the Tasman National Park by kayak is pretty cool... plus the chance to see the highest sea cliffs in Australia and paddle over a shipwreck is pretty awesome.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Get ready for an epic day of kayaking adventure. This is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the wild Tassie nature and stunning surrounds.
Starting at 8 am, your day will be jam-packed with water fun!
This is a full day tour, 10 hours to be exact, with about 4-5 hours of paddling time. You'll see everything from sea cliffs and caves to local wildlife and shipwrecks.
This trip will take you along the stunning Tasman Coast and past some of the areas most famous sights. Are you ready to paddle?
Spend some time in Fortescue Bay, where sandy beaches and forested hills surround you. You'll also explore the length of the Tasman National Park as you paddle to Cape Huay.
This is a standout spot on the Three Capes Hiking Track, and you get to see it from the water! Travelling at sea level you’ll be able to truly appreciate the scale the areas massive cliffs. These towering 200-metre rock formations are a natural wonder that will take your breath away.
While you paddle along this incredible coast, take some time to peer into natural sea caves and snap photos the towering Candlestick.
You'll also get to meet some of the local wildlife, including fur seals, sea eagles, gannets, peregrine falcons, and if you're lucky a pod of dolphins or a migrating whale!
Later, paddle over a semi-submerged shipwreck (wow!) and enjoy a gourmet Tasmanian lunch at a deserted cove.
Your transport to and from Hobart is included on this tour, so sit back, relax and enjoy the adventure!
Please note: While kayaking experience is not necessary this tour can be physically demanding and you do need to be able to paddle consistently for up to five hours (you do get a break for lunch though!). If you are unsure if this paddle is suitable for you, please contact us or check out our Hobart's Cliffs, Caves and Beaches full-day paddle. Not recommended for children under 16.
Departs: 8 am every Monday and Friday (November to April)
Duration: Approximately 10 hours (with 4 to 5 hours of paddling)
Departure Point: Tasmanian Travel and Information Centre, 20 Davey Street, Hobart
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