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Planned Sea Kayak trips



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Please check the basic trip requirements and information at the bottom of this page

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No official trips are currently scheduled.
Please keep an eye on this page, and the sea kayaking news section for updates.

View recent trips

To find out about unofficial private trips organised independently by members of the club, please attend some of the regular weekly paddling sessions. You need to make friends and network. Meet other experienced club members who share common interests, and perhaps organise your own private trips – commensurate with your abilities and experience.

Contacts

  • For enquiries regarding specific trips, please contact the person organising the trip.
  • For general information about sea kayaking trips, contact the club’s sea kayaking representative.
  • For changes & additions to this page, please contact the webadmin

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LM: Feb 18
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Sea kayak Safety Note

Sea kayak Safety Note

Kayaking in the ocean and on lakes and rivers attracts an element of risk. Always follow the Queensland Transport boating safety regulations as covered on their website and in the official guide.

The club provides important items of safety equipment Class 2 PFDs, flare kits, bilge pumps and backup split paddles.

Make sure you check the The Bureau of Meteorology website is an excellent resource.
Brownie’s Coasthwatch web page also has useful information on local waters.

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Local Paddling Destinations

Sea kayaking is a superb recreation for the Brisbane region due
to its consistent and moderate climate and multitude of very accessible
paddling destinations.

  • St Helena Island
  • Green Island
  • Peel Island
  • Lamb Island
  • Maclay Island
  • North & South Stradbroke Islands
  • Moreton Island
  • Pumicestone Passage / Bribie Island
  • Caloundra coastline
  • Mujimba Island, Maroochydore
  • Noosa River, Lake Catharabba
  • Coochiemudlo Island
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Sea kayak Certifications

It is the policy of the club to pay up to half the cost of a sea kayak proficiency award undertaken by any club member. It is to the benefit of the club to have members who are competent in the use of club equipment. Please first seek approval from the committee if you are interested.

Sea Kayak Instructor Certifications may also be subsidised by the club but there is likely to be an expectation of providing some instruction to other club members during and following certification.

Check Queensland Canoeing Inc.

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