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Bird watching in South Australia – Riverland
November 29, 2014 | Karen
Bird watching by kayak – a novel (and effective) approach! Here’s a different approach to bird watching in South Australia: Picture yourself in the front of a double kayak, camera in hand. You are…
Berri Fitness and Exercise Kayaking
August 5, 2014 | Karen
Berri fitness and exercise kayak sessions to commence in October 2014 Spice up your Berri fitness and exercise routine in the gym with the best view – the mighty Murray River. We’re pleased to announce…
Looking for things to do in Berri?
August 3, 2014 | Karen
If you’re looking for things to do in Berri here’s an uncommon opportunity. The Lakes of Ngak Indau wetlands (near Berri SA) are part of the Katarapko Section of the Murray River National Park and…
Adding kayaks to your houseboat hire in the Riverland
July 10, 2014 | Karen
If you are planning a Murray River houseboat holiday, we recommend that you consider hiring our sit-on-top kayaks as well. Designed to be stackable to take up less deckspace, they are a…
Katarapko Stone Weir – a bit of history
March 14, 2014 | Karen
Katarapko Stone Weir is a popular fishing spot near Berri, not far from the upstream end of Katarapko Creek. It is a barrier for boats, and kayaks need to portage around it. It is also…
Katarapko – a great spot to explore by canoe and kayak
September 27, 2013 | Karen
Katarapko (Edit March 2023 – Due to the 2022/2023 Murray River flood, all campsites, and parts of the National Park have been closed, until rangers have a chance to repair roads, and check campsites…
Ngak Indau wetland by foot
August 16, 2013 | Karen
(Note – – as of August 2016 the trail has been redefined and much of the information here is now incorrect – a current trail map is available here . Our blog will be…
Ngak Indau Wetland, Berri, Riverland SA, by kayak
August 11, 2013 | Karen
The Ngak Indau Wetland includes a marked walking trail, but is also a lovely kayak spot with plenty of birdlife. The walking trail is a 4.8 km, 1.5 hour loop which loosely circumnavigates two…
Using Google Earth to plan your Murray River kayak trip
July 19, 2013 | Karen
Kym’s recently been doing a number of “study tours” of the creeks and backwaters in our area, covering almost 300km by kayak. (It’s a tough job, but somebody’s got to do it!) So he…
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