Top Adelaide Water Equipment Rentals

Get active while enjoying the great outdoors and spotting wildlife on this kayaking tour to the Adelaide Dolphin Sanctuary. Paddle through ancient mangrove forests and keep a lookout for the dolphins that pass through. Learn about the animals and their habitat from your naturalist guide. No kayaking experience is necessary and the pace will be slow but moderate fitness is recommended.

Enjoy time on the water, without the fuss of crowded tours, onboard a private, BBQ-equipped boat. Cruise along the Torrens River as you cook up a classic Aussie barbecue for your friends and family (max group size of 10). BYO food, and choose whether to purchase extra—such as a delicious grazing board. Please note that alcoholic drinks must be purchased from your host before setting off, rather than brought along. A speaker, drinks, plates, and cutlery are included for a hassle-free, fun-filled adventure.

Enjoy a cruise along the Torrens River with a difference—this private boat rental fits up to six people, and comes fully-equipped with a barbecue. Drive the boat to wherever you fancy and cook up a delicious meal onboard—no need to share your space, or follow a set itinerary. Everything you need is included, such as a cooler, plates, cutlery, and speakers. Bring your own food, or opt to buy it when you collect your boat for added convenience. All drinks must be purchased from your host (don't bring your own) prior to setting off.

See Adelaide from aboard a leisurely cruise that travels down the Torrens River, located in the heart of the city. Listen to live commentary from the skipper and learn about the historical importance of the river and its surroundings. Pass by the Festival Center, St. Peter's Cathedral, Adelaide University, and more.

Enjoy a guided kayaking tour from Adelaide that gives you the chance to see the Port River dolphins up close. Receive a kayaking lesson from the expert guide, then set out for the Garden Island Ships’ Graveyard Maritime Heritage Trail and the dolphin sanctuary. Travel in a small group with a maximum of 14 people, winding through mangrove-lined waterways to see native wildlife and scuttled ships. Learn about the region from the informative guide on this family-friendly tour.

Skip a pedestrian visit to the Adelaide Oval—one of the region’s most recognized landmarks—for an excursion to the roof with unique city views. After a safety briefing and climbing into your suit and harness, follow your guide across a link bridge to an open viewing deck. From there, have the chance to walk a lean-out point 164 feet (50 meters) above the Oval’s cricket field.