Our unique Glass Bottom Kayak Tour is often referred to as a “Wildlife Safari”, with the aim to spot as much wildlife as possible! You will uncover the hidden creatures of the pristine Cullendulla Nature Reserve on this relaxed, family-friendly 2-hour experience.

Innovative Perspex portholes allow guests to view the intricate underwater world below, with the possibility of sighting stingrays, crabs, fish, octopus and much, much more! But don’t forget to look left, right and UP for the chance to see dolphins playing, kangaroos grazing on the shore and soaring sea eagles.  

Float through the mangrove maze and learn about the significance of this coastal vegetation and the protected species that call this area home. You will also learn about the Reserve’s fascinating Aboriginal history, and why it is now a protected sanctuary zone. 

The tour runs twice a day and we recommend the morning tour for the best conditions and most wildlife activity! We provide delicious, healthy snacks, photographs of your adventure and guided access to an otherwise inaccessible natural wonder. We also provide you with a kayaking lesson before we go, so even first-time paddlers can get in on the fun!

Please keep in mind: you’re going to get a little wet! So we recommend comfortable, quick drying clothes and perhaps a change of clothes and a towel left in your car for when we return (more details on what to bring and where we meet will be sent with your booking confirmation). 

Come and discover Cullendulla!

Please note: this tour ordinarily requires a minimum of 4 participants to run. If you wish to book with less than 4 people, please contact Region X to discuss a your options. These may include a private tour or joining another trip or activity.

Combine an award winning kayak tour with an award winning Pizza restaurant for a truly unique experience!  

The “Float and Feast” is a two hour guided kayak tour of the Batemans Bay harbour. Midway your choice of mouthwatering Pizza from Sams Pizzeria on the Waterfront is delivered to your floating craft. The moon, stars and Clyde River National Park become your restaurant as you explore the area on this Ecotourism Experience. 

You and your partner will experience bustling town waterfront and moments of silent paddling through mangroves and sand flats, search for the splashes as the fish feed and the bioluminescence lights your wake at night. 

Tour departs evenings from Batemans Bay, Bookings essential. Time variable due to daylight saving. Excellent on any calm night!

By booking this ecotourism experience you are making a conscious decision to reduce your impact. (Ecotourism operations promote sustainable travel that benefits local communities, culture, and heritage and minimise impacts on the environment.)

Please note: this tour ordinarily requires a minimum of 4 participants to run. If you wish to book with less than 4 people, please contact Region X to discuss a your options. These may include a private tour, or joining another trip or activity.

Meeting and briefing will occur at the Public beach on Wray street in Batemans Bay. The magnificent Clyde River Estuary system is home to some of the most successful oyster farmers on the South Coast of NSW, on this tour you will paddle and taste the romance of the finest oysters from the purest Australian waters.

Following your kayak briefing and equipment issue you will take a short paddle to wray street oyster shed where you will learn about the local cultivation techniques, the science behind farming, oyster varieties and life as an oyster farmer from Jade, Greg and Enola from the Oyster Shed on Wray Street. Be treated, eating the freshest oysters you can, taken from the river that morning.

Following the tasting and talk, kayak through working oyster farms, between live racks brimming with product, past packing sheds all within easy floating distance of your starting location at the Wray Street Oyster Shed, all part of the Batemans Marine Park and Clyde River National Park.

The Clyde estuary system has become part of a much larger story due to the success of the Australias Oyster Coast initiative. Read More Here. 

By choosing this Ecotourism Experience you are making a conscious decision to reduce impact by promoting sustainable travel that benefits local communities, culture, and heritage and ultimately the environment. What is Ecotourism?

Please note: All guided tours ordinarily require a minimum of 4 participants to run. If you wish to book with less than 4 people, please contact Region X to discuss a your options. These may include a private tour, or joining another trip or activity.