Redlands Coast Kayak Adventure Tours

Short tours operate for 1.5hrs and cater for individuals, couples, families and groups – from beginners, intermediate to experienced kayakers. We require all tour attendees to arrive 30 minutes prior to the start time. This allows for forms to be filled in, safety gear to be fitted and 15min safety instruction. Short tours operate in various locations across the Redlands Coast including Tingalpa Creek, Thompsons Beach and Cleveland Point.

Half day tours operate for 3hrs and cater for experienced to advanced kayakers. We require all tour attendees to arrive 30 minutes prior to the start time. This allows for forms to be filled in, safety gear to be fitted and 15min safety instruction. Half day tours operate in various locations across the Redlands Coast including Tingalpa Creek, Thompsons Beach, Coochiemudlo Island and Straddie Sunrise. To attend the Coochiemudlo Island and Straddie Sunrise tours you need to have been on one of our short or other half day tours. These two trips are strictly for experienced kayakers only.

It’s a mini eco-adventure to kayak around Coochiemudlo Island. In your 3 hour circumnavigation of the island there is always plenty to see and chat about with your fellow kayakers. For experienced kayakers, this tour departs from Wilson Parade, Victoria Point.

Witness the spectacular sunrise over Moreton Bay when you join us for this early morning 4 hour tour across the bay. For experienced kayakers only, the tour culminates with breakfast at one of Queensland’s most iconic pubs, The Grandview. This tour departs from Wellington Point and arrives at GJ Walter Park at Cleveland.

For experienced kayakers only our Full Moon tour takes you from GJ Walter Park to the pretty sights of Cleveland Point where you can see in the distance the lights of Brisbane City and Cleveland. You are on the water for approximately 1.5 hours.

Sea kayaking is the ultimate experience for kayaking enthusiasts as it offers both a physical challenge and the chance to see flora, fauna and natural sights only navigable by a marine craft.