Published on Jul, 2024

The tour was really an amazing experience. Our guide was very friendly, enthusiastic and knowledgeable and made the whole experience a lot of fun. We loved the serenity of the coorong and were treated to a very special visit from dolphins and seals who played around our canoes. The hike through the dunes was really beautiful and informative. Some delicious fish freshly cooked added to a delicious lunch sitting in this incredible environment.

Published on Jun, 2024

We had a great day on this tour. I was worried that a full day kayaking tour would feel too long for us but the pace was very easy with plenty of breaks where out guide provided food. We went in a wet week in winter and plenty of care was taken to ensure we were warm and dry and safe and comfortable including provision of dry bags for our spare clothes, skirts to keep water out of our kayaks, revision of our route to include a one way route with shuttled return to avoid a possible head wind, contact made with us to check if we could reschedule to the best weather day that week, thorough safety briefings and strong emergency procedures, and accommodating our request for a kayak that would fit my very tall husbands legs in. Lunch was cooked for us by our guide whilst we explored the surf beach and was a delicious salad roll with whiting caught by the owner and wild native spinach. It was clear to me that this company puts in maximum effort to ensure that's guests have an enjoyable and memorable experience.

Published on May, 2024

This was an amazing experience and a great way to experience the Coorong. The shorter time for the winter tour was appropriate as it can get cold. James the tour leader was very helpful and knowledgable. As a solo female traveller I felt well supported. I will be back in summer to see the change in wildlife.

Published on Mar, 2024

The tour was an interesting adventure of a very special place, the Coorong. Our tour guide Alex was excellent, knowledgeable and very helpful. A little slipperry getting in the water but that was part of the adventure. I have never seen the mouth of the murray and Alex explained to us that the Coorong is at risk of salinity because of low flow from the murray. I really appreciated the explanations Alex drew in the sand as it is difficult to visualise how water currents, Murray flow and tidal movements affects not only the coastal dunes and sand movements but the entire ecosystem of the Coorong. I found it interesting that the Mouth of the Murray can move 50m in a year. Amazing part of South Australia. My favourite part was watching the Pelicans fly. Thanks Alex.

Published on Mar, 2024

Good outing. Need basic fitness as you could be kayaking against the tide and into some waves. Spotted some seals. Caught pelicans and other birds hunting for fish. Explored some locations with rich history. Great tour guide. Beautiful road to drive back home.