The F.O.C.K. Paddling Lifestyle Expo will include a special section showcasing the incredible paddling experience providers in the Shoalhaven Region. Kayak tours, SUP experiences, Canoe adventures, and so many more. Come and find out why the Shoalhaven is a paddling paradise!

The waters of the Shoalhaven are paddling heaven with its extensive network of rivers, estuaries, lakes and beaches. The world is a gentler place when viewed from a kayak skimming over some of the cleanest water on the planet and exploring nature’s best-kept secrets. With over 100 beaches, 170km of coastline and a myriad of extensive waterways, the Shoalhaven is one of the most spectacular paddling locations in the world.

The white sands and crystal clear water of Jervis Bay, make paddling a dream. Head south towards Booderee or north toward Callala and Currambene Creek and keep an eye out for dolphins and whales. For those who want a more epic adventure, the sea cliffs of point perpendicular are a wild ride on a kayak but offer some pretty incredible sheet cliffs and caves to explore. And the canoeing capital of Australia offers a lazy few hours paddling near town or epic multi day camping adventures with super easy hire and guided options. Paddle away from civilisation through beautiful escarpments and unspoilt wilderness.

The Shoalhaven has more to offer paddlers than just the Canoeing Capital of Australia. It's a world class paddling paradise for paddlers of all persuasions.

The waters of the Shoalhaven are paddling heaven with an extensive network of rivers, estuaries, lakes and beaches. The world is a better place when you are skimming over some of the cleanest water on the planet and exploring nature’s best-kept secrets. With over 100 beaches, 170km of coastline and a myriad of waterways, you’re sure to find your own favourite spot. 

The Shoalhaven has some of the most spectacular paddling locations in the world. Jervis Bay and Point Perpendicular. Booderee, Callala and Currambene Creek. The Kangaroo Rive and, Shoalhaven River. And of course the incredible Pacific Ocean.