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Australia is a top spot for water sports! Enjoy kayaking, rafting, canyoning and more in the Land Down Under!

Australia is an outdoor sports haven, especially for watersports. With its stunning beaches, awe-inspiring canyons and rushing rivers, you can enjoy a wide variety of water sports in Australia. Furthermore, Australia is also home to the Great Barrier Reef, which is the largest coral reef in the world, a haven for snorkeling and scuba diving. Find a certified guide on explore-share.com and start planning an unforgettable water sports adventure in Australia!

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Half-day abseiling in the Blue Mountains National Park

Half-day abseiling in the Blue Mountains National Park

Join a certified mountain guide for this unforgettably fun, scenic and exciting half-day abseiling adventure in eastern Australia's Blue Mountains National Park. Over the course of the half-day advance from a 5-metre cliff to a 30-metre overhang.
FromUSD 111 per person

1/2 day

Intermediate

High

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All year

Juggler Canyon winter canyoning in the Blue Mountains

Juggler Canyon winter canyoning in the Blue Mountains

Join a certified mountain guide for this fun, scenic and exciting 1-day abseiling experience in Juggler Canyon. Over the course of the day, we will abseil down five, 15 and 20-metre cliffs, while enjoying the canyons' gorgeous scenery.
FromUSD 222 per person

1 day

Intermediate

High

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Apr - Aug

Empress Canyon abseiling in the Blue Mountains

Empress Canyon abseiling in the Blue Mountains

Join a certified mountain guide for this adrenaline-pumping and incredibly scenic 1-day canyoning adventure in Empress Falls. Situated in the southwestern corner of Blue Mountains National Park, hike, jump, climb, abseil and swim through this beautiful destination.
FromUSD 222 per person

1 day

Intermediate

High

Availability:

Jan - Apr, Sep - Dec

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Kayaking day tour along the Tasman National Park to Cape Huay, from Hobart

Kayaking day tour along the Tasman National Park to Cape Huay, from Hobart

The certified guides from Australian Mountain Guides will take you on this glorious and spectacular kayaking day tour along the Tasman National Park to Cape Huay, from Hobart along the Tasman Peninsula, a lovely part of Australia where you will encounter the unbelievable majesty of the Tasman Sea and coastline.

1 day

Beginner

Intermediate

Availability:

Jan - Apr, Nov, Dec

Hobart’s cliffs, caves and beaches, Kayaking day tour in the Tinderbox Marine Reserve

Hobart’s cliffs, caves and beaches, Kayaking day tour in the Tinderbox Marine Reserve

This kayaking day tour in the Tinderbox Marine Reserve is the best way to explore Hobart’s cliffs, caves and beaches, and the certified guides from Australian Mountain Guides will take you to some of the most beautiful and idyllic spots in Tasmania throughout the day.

1 day

Beginner

Intermediate

Availability:

Jan - Apr, Nov, Dec

Whitewater rafting on the Tully River (Tully Gorge National Park), Day trip from Cairns

Whitewater rafting on the Tully River (Tully Gorge National Park), Day trip from Cairns

Certified guides will lead you on this incredibly fun and thrill-seeking day of whitewater rafting in Australia along the Tully River, in the Tully Gorge National Park, near Cairns, entailing rafting on over 45 rapids of differing difficulty whilst taking in the stunning tropical rainforest that surrounds us.

1 day

First time

Low

Availability:

All year

Half-day Whitewater rafting in the Barron Gorge National Park, from Cairns

Half-day Whitewater rafting in the Barron Gorge National Park, from Cairns

This half-day of whitewater rafting in the Barron Gorge National Park, near Cairns, is a wet and wild adventure suitable for all, and certified guides will lead you down the extremely fun river and rapids as you pass the exquisite rainforest scenery the region is known for.

1/2 day

First time

Low

Availability:

All year

Canyoning day in the Blue Mountains from Katoomba, near Sydney

Canyoning day in the Blue Mountains from Katoomba, near Sydney

This day of canyoning in the Blue Mountains from Katoomba, near Sydney, is a truly exhilarating, exciting, fun and action-packed day, as certified guides will lead you as you abseil down cliffs and canyons, jump and swim in to pools and admire the gorgeous and beautiful natural Australian scenery of the region.

1 day

First time

Low

Availability:

All year

Half-day Canyoning in Cradle Mountain’s “Lost World Canyon” in Tasmania

Half-day Canyoning in Cradle Mountain’s “Lost World Canyon” in Tasmania

Certified guides will take you on this absolutely exhilarating, intoxicating and most of all fun half-day of canyoning in Cradle Mountain’s “Lost World Canyon” in Tasmania, a fantastic canyoning spot nestled within one of the most beautiful and stunning natural landscapes in Australia.

1/2 day

First time

Low

Availability:

Jan - Mar, Nov, Dec

FAQs: Water Sports in Australia

What should I know about Water Sports Australia?

Although Australia only gets less than 600mm of rain per year, it is, however, a top spot for water sports. The Coral Sea, the Timor Sea, the Tasman Sea, and the Arafura Sea surround it and dote it with stunning beaches, perfect for surfing, snorkeling, and diving. Furthermore, Australia also boasts seven rivers, ideal for some whitewater fun. Additionally, canyons and national parks are also a big thing Down Under, and top for adventure sports such as abseiling and canyoning.

Would you like to give water sports in Australia a go? Then find a certified guide and start planning your next splash it the lovely Aussie waters!

 

Why should I choose Australia for my Water Sports adventure?

Water world

Huge waves? check, rushing rapids? check, glittering blue lakes? check- although it is a dry country, plenty of bodies of water keep Australia fresh. No wonders its such a top spot for water sports!

Wild wildlife

Boasting the world's largest coral reef, Australia is a colorful fish paradise. It is also home to koalas, kangaroos, wombats and all sorts of endearing creatures that will catch your eye and warm your heart.

Aussie charm

Australians are famous for their laid back and easy-going nature. Spend some time out in its great outdoors and then enjoy the local vibe and learn some local lingo.

What can I expect from the weather in Australia?

Australia is a very large country and therefore the weather varies considerably. It recieves less than 600 mm of rain per year – except in the northernmost part of the country. Average daily temperatures range from 18 ºC to 30 ºC, depending on location and season.

Which language is predominantly spoken in Australia?

English

What currency is accepted in Australia?

Australian dollar (AUD)

How can I get to Australia?

Getting to Australia will involve flying to Sydney (SYD), Melbourne (MEL), Perth (PER) or Darwin (DRW). Once there, rent a car or arrange transport options with your guide.

What’s the country code of Australia?

+61

What’s the high season for Water Sports in Australia?

Year-round

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