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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  • 20SepG1-2: Intro to WhitewaterAn introductory day trip for whitewater paddling and moving water. Destination to be decided (may be the Upper Brisbane River). Registration after details are posted. Map7:30 AMInfo / Registration »
  • 26SepG2:K'Gari (Fraser) Island ExpeditionAn 8 day remote expedition in Hervey Bay, along the west coast of Fraser Island, paddling from Urangan to Wathumba and back. Peak of the whale season. Wathumba, Fraser Island Info / Registration »
  • 26SepNight PaddleA Paddle on the Brisbane river at night. Bring some warm paddle gear and lights. See requirements and registration. Details to be updated closer to the date. UQ Canoe Club shed Map4:45 PMInfo / Registration »
  • 2OctWhitewater weekend2-4th Oct. Location to be decided Info / Registration »
  • 12OctPool Rolling nightLearn to roll or tune up your current one.
    At the UQ Pool (unless we find a cheaper location!). $20 per per person 1.5 hrs pool time.
    More info TBA
    University of Queensland Pool Map6:30 PM - 9:00 PM

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