Party: Dolphin Sanctuary Stand Up Paddle Board Tour
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Upcoming: 6
Date: 24.02.2018 12:30
Address: Wellington Street Tourist Coach Stand, Perth, Australia | show on the map »
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Join us for an amazing SUP tour in Adelaide's very own Dolphin Sanctuary at Garden Island followed by afternoon tea some bubbly after the tour.
Please arrive by 12.30pm for a 1pm start.
Stand Up Paddle Boarding is all the rage. The calm waters around Garden Island in the sensational Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary is the best location to try this great activity for the first time or for more experienced paddlers to explore this amazing part of Adelaide. As part of the tour we will introduce you to the basics of Standup Paddle Boarding(SUP), the foundation skills, water safety and awareness that will open a new world of activity and adventure. We then go exploring the sheltered waters of the Dolphin Sanctuary around Garden Island to spend some time with the Port River Dolphins and explore the amazing mangrove creeks.
Exploring this sensational area by SUP is the most environmentally sensitive way to view the incredible Port River Dolphins who usually make an appearance.
This tour is the best way to trial SUP boarding and includes an on water safety and skills lesson lead by one of our friendly and fully qualified instructors. SUP boarding is an easy activity to get into and with the advice of our instructors you will develop the best techniques, avoid bad habits and become aware of critical safety issues. Quality boards, paddles are supplied and selected so that your entry into SUP boarding is easy! Activities focus on individual safety and comfortable paddling in calm water.
The day will start with an overview of SUP skills including:
Lifting and carrying a board
Adjusting paddle to your height and correct grip
Prone paddling-lying on board like a surfboard for safety
Paddling while kneeling
Paddling while standing up
Forward stroke
Braking stroke
Turning strokes
Injury prevention
Equipment care
You will need to bring:
Clothing to suit the temperature of the day
A shady hat and sunscreen
Water shoes/sandals that will get wet; bare feet are not advised
Drink and snack
A camera-we can supply a waterproof container
Afternoon tea will be provided including some bubblies after the tour
Please note: weight and height are important factors in SUP. If you're over 6ft or substantially over 100kgs please let us know so we can organise the right board and ensure you get the most out of your day.
