Kayaking Durras Lake

If you're looking for an adventure on the South Coast, kayaking at Durras Lake is a great option.

Surrounded by Murramarang National Park, this is an excellent location for safe exploring with many tributaries, small exposed areas, and shallow bays. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced paddler, the lake offers an ideal environment for adventure.

As you paddle up the lake, you'll leave the villages behind and become immersed in the wilderness of the spotted gum forest. There are endless opportunities for wildlife viewing, including scores of kookaburras, kangaroos, wallabies, and even sea eagles. Don't forget to take a dip in the water or find a secluded beach for a picnic on your adventure.

The best time to paddle Durras Lake is during the warmer months. It's important to note that during peak summer periods, the lake can become crowded, so it's advisable to book in advance or plan your visit outside these hectic times.

To launch at Durras Lake South, head to Lakeside Drive, South Durras. Alternatively, you can also launch via the informal boat ramp at the end of North Durras Road, North Durras. It's important to note that a circumnavigation of the lake could be up to 15 kilometers, so plan your trip accordingly. The best way to get to Durras Lake is by car, and ample parking is available at both locations.