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Sunrise Kayaking on Sydney Harbour with Breakfast
Enjoy an Australian "brekkie" after making a splash in Sydney Harbour
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Duration: 2h
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Live guide: English, Hungarian
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Max group size: 22
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Wheelchair accessible
2-hour kayaking tour of Sydney Harbor
All kayaking and safety equipment
Safety briefing
Souvenir photo
$20 breakfast credit at the Flying Bear Cafe
Splash-proof clothing - jacket and pants (available during the cooler months for an additional $5 per item)
Hotel pickup/drop-off
Meeting point
1 Bradly Ave, Kirribilli, NSW 2060, Sydney- The tour provider will contact you by text message or email to confirm the meeting point
- Show your smartphone ticket to the staff at the meeting point
Get an otherwise bustling Sydney Harbour all to yourself on a sunrise kayaking adventure, followed by a delicious breakfast as the rest of the world wakes up.
Paddle around the peaceful Sydney Harbor with a certified guide and snap photos of the iconic Sydney Opera House as your backdrop.
Then, sit down and enjoy some breakfast at the Flying Bear Cafe, a local hotspot.
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