Canoe the Coorong
Full Day
Canoe the Coorong is an Ecotourism company showcasing one of South Australia’s best-kept secrets – the Coorong National Park!
Canoe the Coorong offers all inclusive, guided kayaking tours of the Coorong, Murray Mouth and Goolwa region. Tours are suitable for participants of all ages, offering a unique way to see a spectacular part of South Australia.
A Coorong full day tour involves about three hours of kayak cruising, broken up with numerous stops and delicious local food. Stretch your legs and take a closer look at native coastal flora on a bush tucker walk across the Younghusband Peninsula to the Southern Ocean. The tour incorporates interpretation of the area's international significance, culminating at the Murray Mouth.
Canoe the Coorong also offers sun set tours, overnight camping experiences, four night expedition, school groups, corporate team building and self-guided kayak hire.
Located at Goolwa, approximately 96km from Adelaide, Canoe the Coorong offers environmentally sustainable kayak tours of the Coorong National Park which enable visitors to the region to get a glimpse into the unique landscape that is the Coorong National Park while having a minimal impact on the native flora and fauna.
A Coorong full day tour involves about three hours of kayak cruising, broken up with numerous stops and delicious local food. Stretch your legs and take a closer look at native coastal flora on a bush tucker walk across the Younghusband Peninsula to the Southern Ocean. The tour incorporates interpretation of the area's international significance, culminating at the Murray Mouth.
Canoe the Coorong also offers sun set tours, overnight camping experiences, four night expedition, school groups, corporate team building and self-guided kayak hire.
Located at Goolwa, approximately 96km from Adelaide, Canoe the Coorong offers environmentally sustainable kayak tours of the Coorong National Park which enable visitors to the region to get a glimpse into the unique landscape that is the Coorong National Park while having a minimal impact on the native flora and fauna.