58 Tallebudgera Creek Road, Tallebudgera, Gold Coast, Queensland, 4228.
Open 8:00am – 5:30pm. 7 days a week.
WHERE TO FIND US
Smoothwaters Kayak Hire is located on the banks of Tallebudgera Creek, at the edge of the historic township of West Burleigh.
Take the Turnoff Number 89 on the M1 and travel just 1 minute to arrive at Smoothwaters Kayak Hire. If you are on the coast, then head to Burleigh Heads and take West Burleigh Road, which is only a 5 minute journey.
Burleigh historic township is only a leisurely 2 minute walk away, where you can enjoy a coffee or lunch at one of the many food outlets, including West Burleigh Tavern, which is a fully licensed bar with full restaurant facilities.
Smoothwaters offers fully secure private parking facilities so all your belongings are safe while you enjoy your morning, afternoon or full day on the pristine waters of Tallebudgera Creek.
HOW TO HIRE
To book or inquire about a kayak or SUP please give us a call on 0456002016
Bookings are essential.
ATTRACTIONS CLOSE BY
DAVID FLEAY’S WILDLIFE PARK
Fleays Wildlife park boarders Talledudgera Creek and is only 2 minutes drive away.
Visit a wildlife park with a difference! Nestled in secluded bushland in the heart of Queensland’s Gold Coast, David Fleay Wildlife Park showcases the beautiful landscapes of Queensland’s protected areas, and is home to a variety of native wildlife. Come and view animals in surroundings similar to their natural habitat and enjoy daily ranger-guided wildlife shows.
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ABORIGINAL BORA RING
Jingi Wallul Wahlu – Welcome!
Jellurgal Aboriginal Cultural Centre offers a wide range of tour options these include Local School Group Tours and International School Group Tours.
For more information please contact Jellurgal Aboriginal Cultural Centre (07) 55 255 955.
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BURLEIGH HEADS NATIONAL PARK
A wild, natural headland in the heart of the Gold Coast offers walks along the rocky foreshore and through rainforest, and the chance to see whales in spring and sea-eagles soaring along the coast.
