Go Sea Kayaking at Jervis Bay Marine Park

Spanning over 100 km of stunning, undeveloped coastline, Jervis Bay Marine Park is home to paradisical sandy beaches, lush mangrove forests and rocky reefs. It’s the place whale pods hang out on their migratory routes, where dolphins leap, and seals swim.

One of the best ways to engross yourself in the beauty of this carefully protected area is by sea kayaking. By paddling across Jervis Bay’s pristine turquoise waters, you can get up close and personal to nature without disturbing its delicate ecosystem.

How can I go sea kayaking at Jervis Bay Marine Park?

Sea Kayak Jervis Bay are the foremost provider of sea kayaking experiences in the area. If you’re a confident kayaker, single or double kayaks can be hired per day so you can paddle around Jervis Bay Marine Park’s waterways at your own leisure.

For a richer immersion into the wonder of Jervis Bay, opt for a guided sea kayak tour. Led by an expert guide you’ll row in two one-and-a half hour sessions, interluded by a relaxing rest on the beach. Refuel with coffee, fresh fruit and cake before lazing on the sands or going in for a dip. You may even interact with dolphins or spot fish below you in the crystal-clear water.

I want to learn how to kayak properly, how can I do that?

Want to learn the sea kayaking essentials so you’re confident on the water? Sea Kayak Jervis Bay offer tuition courses where you and develop your paddling technique, practice capsize drills and self-rescue options.

What else is there to see and do around Jervis Bay Marine Park?

Jervis Bay Marine Park is a watersports wonderland. Being a protected area, fishing is largely prohibited. For superior snorkelling spots head to Murrays and Blenheim Beaches, Point Perpendicular and Honeymoon Bay. At these locations you can witness abundant marine life and rocky reefs. Beginner surfers will enjoy the gentle waves at Cave Beach while advanced surfers can take on the barrels at Black Rock.

For scenic walks in the surrounding area, Jervis Bay National Park has plenty of marked trails for you to follow. There are two main park entry points at Currawong Road and Greenfield Beach. The picturesque White Sands Walk takes in gorgeous beaches while the Scribbly Gum Track leads through shady coastal forests. For a mesmerising annual spectacle of thousands of whales leaping and dancing across the waves, make a beeline for Crookhaven Heads Lighthouse or Culbarra Beach.

Jervis Bay Marine Park at a glance

• Jervis Bay Marine Park is 195km and two and a half hours’ drive from Canberra.
• Sea Kayak Jervis Bay five-hour sea kayaking tours are suitable for up to eight and cost $135.
• Sea Kayak hire is $60 per day for a single and $85 a day for a double.
• Sea Kayak Jervis Bay five-hour kayaking courses start from $150.
• Jervis Bay offers excellent swimming, whale-watching, snorkelling, kayaking, surfing and walking opportunities.

Who is Jervis Bay Marine Park good for?

Families, teenagers, retirees, groups of friends.

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