If you want to add excitement and adventure to your life then you've come to the right place. Rivergods are WA's leading paddle adventure people, providing kayak tours, training, canoe and kayak hire, classes and team events. We have the best equipment and by far the most experience with local conditions on both ocean and rivers.Owner Tom Suffling spent most of his childhood joined to a kayak, has been paddling all the local areas for over 35 years and has had a major role in the introduction of commercial rafting and sea kayaking to WA. Also with his background in biology you can be sure every trip will be safe, enjoyable and even educational!What you get:Day 1: Travelling to Monkey Mia – we meet and stay at the resort this night. (Trip does not include transport from Perth to Monkey Mia or return but this can be arranged with us. Pick-up and drop-off at Denham or the Monkey Mia airport can also be arranged) Day 2: After equipment briefing, we load the kayaks with everything we will need for the next few days and depart Monkey Mia beach. There are no shops where we’re going! We paddle to Cape Rose and camp on the beach for the night.Day 3: We leave Cape Rose, stopping along the way to see the view from above on the spectacular red sand cliffs. At Guichenault Point we camp under the cliffs in a secluded mangrove, right on the beach. Day 4: Today we cross the deep waters of Herald Bay and head for the tip of Cape Peron. Here, where the waters of the bay meet the ocean, it’s a great spot for fishing and seeing dolphins and bigger fish that come to feed.Day 5: We pack our camp and meet the 4WD for the trek down the Peron Peninsula stopping for an artesian spa at Peron Homestead, arriving back in Monkey Mia mid afternoon.Bookings are subject to tour availability and schedule program as below in 2012.* 13th to 17th April* 2nd to 6th June* 11th to 15th July* 5th to 9th OctoberNote: Itinerary offered as sample only, can change according to prevailing conditions.We use stable double expedition sea kayaks. No experience is required but you should have reasonable fitness and look forward to camping out. Prices include all specialist gear, kayaks, food for the trip, 4WD trek to return at the end of the trip, as well as experienced and professional guides.

The best way to visit this remote, isolated World Heritage area is by kayak, offering a unique view of the scenery and wildlife. The seas are calm and shallow and as well as the famous Monkey Mia dolphins, there are dugongs, turtles, fish and rays. At night we camp out on beaches under clear starry skies.