Canoeing and Kayaking Club
The Victorian Canoe Association Inc., (Canoeing Victoria) formed in 1930 and was incorporated in 1984. It is the State body responsible for the management, co-ordination, development and promotion of canoeing in Victoria.
Nerang River Canoe Club was formed in 1989, and is affiliated with Queensland & Australian Canoeing Associations. We have just moved to the beautiful Emerald Lakes development at Carrara, we paddle from a sandy beach in enclosed waters.
Sandgate Canoe Club members have three main interests. We have: * Racers who focus on fitness and competition * Flat water paddlers who meander down local creeks, enjoying the wildlife. * Sea kayakers who hone their skills for trips out into the bay, islands and further afield.
Our club facilities are located within the new aquatic activity centre, recently upgraded by Scouting Australia, near the Glenelg Baseball Club. Our members can often be seen paddling up and down the protected waterway of the Pat. This is an ideal location for paddling and training.
One of South Australia’s oldest canoe club, incorporated in 1976. Situated on the tidal estuary of the Onkaparinga river at Port Noarlunga, a Sothern suburb of Adelaide.
Encounter Paddling Inc is a sporting club based on the Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia. The flat water paddlers currently operate from the Encounter Lakes recreational reserve called Cliff Thorpe Reserve.
The Derwent Canoe Club caters for River Touring, Slalom, Wildwater Racing, Freestyle (Rodeo), Canoe Polo, Flatwater Paddling and Multi-Sport Racing.
The Tamar Canoe Club (TCC) was established in the 1970’s and was incorporated in mid 90’s. Membership is typically around 50. The club members are a relaxed group with one thing in common, the love of paddling.
The Number of members has fluctuated greatly since 1980 and the club now consists of about 40 members. Emphasis has been placed on the discipline of down river racing as many of the younger members of the club have chosen and excelled in this area.
The club offers a successful four-week beginner course, regular training sessions, coaching, a newsletter, weekly e-News bulletin, access to a fleet of beginner and intermediate club-owned boats and allocated storage racks for private boats.
Apollo Bay Surf & Kayak / Walk 91 can provide you with Surf Lessons, Kayaking to the Seals, Snorkelling, Rafting, Indigenous Tours, Rock pool Rambles, Fishing, Body Board & Mountain Bike Hire.
The Burley Griffin Canoe Club (BGCC) is dedicated to promoting the sport of canoeing and kayaking at all levels and all ages in the Canberra, Australia region. Burley Griffin Canoe Club aims to develop opportunities and encourage participation in all aspects of competition and recreational canoeing in the ACT.
Ascot Kayak Club is operated and managed by club volunteers with a paid administrator to assist with paperwork and database.
As one of the original 3 clubs in New South Wales for outrigging, our knowledge has been gained over the past 14 years.
Indian Ocean Paddlers, Inc was launched in 2008 and is the only club in Australia dedicated to the art of downwind ocean paddling!
The Club’s premises are situated close to the International and Domestic Airports overlooking the Cooks River and surrounding parklands.
One of the oldest, largest and friendliest canoe clubs in Australia!
