Kayak Tours in Noosa & Sunshine Coast: 7 Days Out With the Prices Attached

1.Epic Kayak With Dolphins & Wildlife – 4WD Beach Adventure Noosa

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 366 reviews · from $115Our pick

From Noosa, you’ll cross the Tewantin Ferry and ride a 4WD along Teewah Beach to Double Island Point. Guides such as Tyron, Vince, Cam and Nick lead the ocean kayak and wildlife search. Allow six hours, bring extra food, and remember that dolphins and whales are possible, not guaranteed.

“Just magic! The 4x4 took us for a drive on the beach to get to Double Island. On the way, we saw many humpback whales playing and frolicking close to the shore. Slapping the water and then a double breech! We arrived to the beach sRead more”

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2.Epic Ocean Kayak with Dolphins & 4WD Beach Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 247 reviews · 6 hours · from $118

Spend six hours with Epic Ocean Adventures Noosa on a 4WD beach trip and guided sea-kayaking outing at Double Island Point. Guides such as Vince and Tyron explain local wildlife and coastal history while you paddle near Honeymoon Bay and the lighthouse. Dolphins, turtles, stingrays, seabirds, and seasonal whales may appear, but sightings are never guaranteed.

“We didn't see any (alive) dolphins, but our guide Vid still made the tour a fun experience!”

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3.Noosa Everglade Kayak -South/Noosa End – Searching for Stingrays!

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 211 reviews · from $56

Paddle the southern Noosa Everglades from 187 Lake Weyba Drive with a small group of up to 11 people. Your guide leads you across shallow Lake Weyba and into quiet creeks, pointing out stingrays, birds, mangroves, and local ecology. Kayaks, safety gear, snacks, and a swim stop are included, with guides such as Paul, Cece, Sydney, and Hans.

“Hans was very informative, friendly and knowledgeable of the area. Great guide and you can tell he loves nature.”

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4.Full-Day Guided Noosa Everglades Kayak Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 155 reviews · from $149

Paddle the Upper Noosa River with a professional guide on a six-hour tour from Boreen Point. You will use stable kayaks, explore the River of Mirrors, pass Lake Cootharaba and Fig Tree Lake, look for kangaroos and black swans, and stop for lunch, fruit, bread, drinks, and a swim.

“Christmas gift loved it clear guidance great stable kayaks food was great secret swimming spot excellent did not want it to end looking forward to doing our own trip self guided one now will rebook through this company”

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5.Noosa River: Mangroves and Mansions Guided Kayak Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 99 reviews · 2 hours · from $59

Meet beside The Jetty coffee shop in Noosaville for a two-hour guided paddle in a double sit-on-top kayak. You’ll learn basic safety, pass mangroves and the river mouth, circle Noosa Sound, and stop near Noosa Lions Park. Guides such as Cici, Steve, Robyn, and Liesl help first-time kayakers feel at ease.

“The tour and the instructors were really nice, it was my first time kayaking and I really loved it”

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6.Noosa Everglades and Stingray Sanctuary Kayak Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 85 reviews · 3 hours · from $105

Join guides such as Josh or Matt for a three-hour kayak trip from Lake Weyba, five minutes from central Noosa. Paddle through a stingray sanctuary, watch for juvenile rays and birdlife, learn about the Noosa Biosphere, and stop for a swim. The group is limited to 10, with kayaks, safety gear, a guide, and a light snack included.

“Brilliant tour! Was great fun start to finish. Our guide Josh was fab at directing us and helping out as well as telling us different facts about the Everglades. 10/10!!”

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7.Hidden Waterways Wildlife Kayak (Self-Guided)

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 26 reviews · 2 hours · from $41Best value

Meet near 7 Weyba Esplanade for a two-hour self-guided paddle through calm Weyba waterways. You’ll receive an English briefing, map, bird sheet, and fact sheet before launching in a stable sit-on-top kayak. Look for stingrays and native birds, pass through mangrove tunnels, and stop for an optional swim.

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