Kayaking at South Stradbroke Island

Kayaking at South Stradbroke Island

Gold Coast

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€4,95

Kayaking at South Stradbroke Island

Kayaking at South Stradbroke Island
All 20 km of the tranquil beaches of South Stradbroke Island are a treat. It is worth exploring the wildlife of the island on a guided kayaking tour. There are different tours available to suit your needs and preferences. The tour guides are experienced locals that are experts in their field.

Information

  • addressSouth Stradbroke Island, Moreton Bay QLD
  • emailinfo@australiankayakingadventures.com.au
  • phone+61 412 940 135
  • websiteVisit website
  • facebookwww.facebook.com/Australian-Kayaking-Adventures-171954759515549/

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