Nelson Canoe Hire have over 70 canoes and kayaks available for half day, daily or multi-day hire. Check out our Canoe Adventures page for more information about multi-day camping trips!
Our two-person canoes and one-or-two-person kayaks are ideal go anywhere watercraft, getting you around with a minimum of fuss, quietly taking you in close to the abundant bird, fish and animal life in and around the river.
Paddle alongside 50 metre limestone cliffs, catch a fish, or paddle down to the estuary where the river meets the sea – there are so many excellent opportunities to take in all the Glenelg River has to offer.
All canoe/kayak camping rates include: PFD, barrels for canoes, dry bags for kayaks, paddle, bailer and tie-off rope.
Schools and Adventure Groups
Nelson Canoe Hire specialise in group bookings. Discounted group rates apply. Please contact Chris for pricing and bookings.
Single Kayaks
Half Day Hire (4 Hours)
$45
Day Hire (4-8 Hours)
$70
2 Person Canoe/Kayak
Half Day Hire (4 Hours)
$50
Day Hire (4-8 Hours)
$80
Canoe/Kayak Camping Rates (the longer the trip the better value per day)
2 Day Trip
$130
$65 Per Day
3 Day Trip
$165
$55 Per Day
4 Day Trip
$220
$55 Per Day
5 Day Trip
$275
$55 Per Day
CANOE/KAYAK LOCATION DELIVERY OR PICK UP FEES (Nelson Canoe Hire Craft Only)
As we are based in Nelson, delivery or pick up in Nelson is free.
| DELIVERY LOCATION | FEE |
|---|---|
| Simsons Landing | FREE |
| Donovans Landing | $35 |
| Sapling Creek | $40 |
| Dry Creek | $40 |
| Forest Camp South | $40 |
| Battersbys | $45 |
| Pritchards | $45 |
| Sandy Waterholes | $50 |
| Hutchessons | $55 |
| Saunders Landing | $50 |
| Moleside Landing | $50 |
| Wild Dog Bend | $55 |
| Pines Landing | $55 |
| McLennans Punt | $60 |
| Forest Camp North | $65 |
| Wilson Hall | $70 |
Glenelg River
The Glenelg River flows through the 21,300 hectares of the Lower Glenelg National Park which was created in 1968 to preserve the lower reaches, and the most spectacular part of the Glenelg River – the limestone gorges.
The park is renowned for its diversity of flora and fauna. Fisherman may catch mullet, salmon, bream, perch and mulloway, while bushwalkers and campers can enjoy the part of the Great Southwest Walk which runs alongside the lower 40 km of the river. But, the best way to see this region is from the river.
Canoe Adventures
Nelson Canoe Hire are the adventure tour specialists!
Some of Australia’s finest flat-water canoeing can be experienced along this 75 km stretch of the Glenelg River – from upriver snags, through rolling bush land and ancient gorges to the sweeping estuary.
Ideal for families, groups and couples, canoeing along this river is the ultimate way to experience the Lower Glenelg National Park. Plus, your hosts can happily deliver and pick you up from any accessible location on the river.
Hire and Pricing
Nelson Canoe Hire have over 70 canoes and kayaks available for half-day, daily or multi-day hire. Check out the canoe adventures page for more information about multi-day camping trips!
Our two-person canoes and one-or-two-person kayaks are ideal go anywhere watercraft, getting you around with a minimum of fuss, quietly taking you in close to the abundant bird, fish and animal life in and around the river.
Paddle alongside 50 metre limestone cliffs, catch a fish, or paddle down to the estuary – there are so many excellent opportunities to take in all the Glenelg River has to offer.
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