The Turquoise Coast in Autumn

Paddling isn’t just about racing—it’s about adventure, connection, and the simple joy of being on the water. Whether you’re chasing a finish line or a quiet sunset, every stroke is its own reward.

It’s great to see so many paddling for the joy of it! Our thanks to Robyn from the Sea Kayak Club of WA for sending through these great pics from their recent weekend adventure.

The Sea Kayak Club of WA spent an enjoyable weekend, 14th-16th March, paddling at Cervantes and Jurien Bay. Here are a few pics.

Skc turquiose coast — A good crowd prepares for the sea adventure in a stiff southerly breeze, Jurien Bay. 📷R Khorshid.

Skc turquiose coast 1 — All geared up, awaiting briefing. 📷R Khorshid.

Skc turquiose coast 2 — Dolphins at play entertain some of us. 📷R Khorshid.

Preparing for put-in at Cervantes Beach. Some paddlers try out their sails on windy days as you can see on right. That’s the Lobster Shack overlooking the beach. It’s famed for its crayfish lunches. 📷 R Khorshid.

Skc turquiose coast 4 — The flotilla awaits patiently! 📷 R Khorshid.

Skc turquiose coast 5 — Ready… go! Part of the large cray industry at anchor in the background. 📷 R Khorshid.

Want to join us next time?

Contact the Sea Kayak Club of WA to see where they’re off to next, and to see how easy it is to get out paddling our beautiful waterways of Western Australia.

March 18, 2025

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