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Finish your day on Sydney Harbour's most beautiful waterway with this relaxing sunset kayaking experience through the spectacular landscapes of Middle Harbour. Launching from The Spit, you'll paddle premium Australian-made Mirage Sea Kayaks through a stunning environment of sandstone cliffs, secluded beaches, tranquil bays and pristine bushland bordering Garigal National Park. As the afternoon light softens and the harbour glows with golden colours, you'll discover hidden corners of Sydney that few people ever experience. Each tour follows the best route for the conditions of the day, allowing you to enjoy the harbour at its finest. Along the way, your experienced guide will share stories of the area's fascinating history, ecology and maritime heritage. The highlight of the experience is our traditional beachside "sundowner." We'll land at a beautiful sandy beach where you can relax with cheese, dips, gourmet snacks and refreshments while watching the sun sink towards the horizon. It is the perfect opportunity to slow down, unwind and soak up the beauty of Sydney Harbour. We are a proud member of the NSW Tourism Hall of Fame. Join us for two magical hours on the water and discover why sunset is the most beautiful time to experience Sydney Harbour.**

Experience Sydney Harbour at its most peaceful on this unforgettable sunrise kayaking adventure through beautiful Middle Harbour. Paddle premium sea kayaks beneath sandstone cliffs, past secluded beaches and through tranquil bushland as the city slowly awakens around you. Guided by one of Australia's most awarded kayaking operators and a proud member of the NSW Tourism Hall of Fame, you'll discover hidden waterways, stunning harbour views and abundant wildlife before enjoying a beachside breakfast with freshly brewed tea or coffee. A unique and inspiring way to start the day and experience a side of Sydney few people ever see.

Experience Sydney Harbour's most exclusive sea kayaking adventure with a private guided tour designed entirely around you. Led by Australia's most experienced kayaking guides, these bespoke experiences showcase the hidden beaches, secluded coves, spectacular sandstone cliffs and pristine waterways that make Sydney Harbour one of the world's great natural playgrounds. Unlike traditional tours, every journey is tailored to the conditions of the day and your paddling ability. Whether you're seeking a relaxed harbour exploration, a scenic adventure or a more challenging paddle, your guide will create the perfect experience while sharing fascinating stories of Sydney's history, wildlife and maritime heritage. Sydney Harbour Kayaks is proud to be a member of the NSW Tourism Hall of Fame and exclusively uses premium composite sea kayaks for superior comfort, performance and enjoyment. Highly experienced paddlers may also have the opportunity to paddle expedition-grade single sea kayaks from Mirage Sea Kayaks. Each experience includes a gourmet morning tea at a beautiful harbour-side location, with optional hotel transfers available from Sydney CBD and the Northern Beaches. Suitable for beginners through to experienced paddlers, this is luxury adventure tourism at its finest. Minimum one guest, maximum four guests.
81 Parriwi Road
Mosman NSW 2088