Kayaking the Lower Clyde River – Batemans Bay and Nelligen

About Kayaking the Lower Clyde River – Batemans Bay and Nelligen

Kayaking the Lower Clyde River – Batemans Bay and Nelligen is a things to do venue in Batemans Bay, New South Wales.

The Clyde River is famous for its oysters and crystal-clear waters. Launch into shallow water on either side of Batemans Bay Bridge and begin your journey.

You can paddle up to Nelligen, passing by Big and Little Island. There are landing spots on the islands and roads leading to Nelligen.

Buckenbowra River is worth a side trip if you have more time. Wildlife spotting opportunities include birdlife, seals, dolphins, stingrays, turtles, and fish species.

It is essential to check the tides and watch for strong tidal flows before embarking on the journey. Kayaking during the peak season from December to February is recommended.

Autumn and spring offer mild weather. Avoid the river bar downstream of the Batemans Bay Bridge and paddle only in good weather conditions.

Kayaking The Lower Clyde River is easily accessible from Batemans Bay town. The southern and northern boat ramps in Batemans Bay have facilities like picnic tables and toilets.

The southern boat ramp in Nelligen also has these amenities. Parking is available nearby.

This kayaking adventure offers a fantastic opportunity to explore the beautiful area while staying active under the sun.

Good to know

• Type: Things to Do
• Area: Batemans Bay, New South Wales
• Phone: 1800 802 528
• Website: visit ↗

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