The safari begins at Wyuna, just over 2-hours due north from Melbourne at the Wyuna campsite. After final instructions the adventure begins.  Paddling slowly with the gentle current towards Yambuna Bridge. Taking your own lunches which can be enjoyed on a remote shady sandbar along the way.  Not far under Yambuna Bridge the first marker will indicate the campsite for the night. The tents and camp will be completely set up, leaving you plenty of time to enjoy the pristine surrounds, do a spot of fishing or just relax in the bush listening to all the birds.

We’ll get you going and once again the canoes take to the river.  The camp is dismantled and erected again further down stream.  The marker will indicate the new campsite for the second night, splendid bush setting.

In the morning, taking your own lunches you paddle off downstream on the last leg of the journey.  The river flows through the southern section of the Barmah Forest, a natural habitat for many species of water and forest birds.  The safari concludes at Stewart’s Bridge (Kanyapella) and your vehicles will be shuttled to the finish.  This tour was developed for people who love the great outdoors but don’t feel like setting up camp at the end of days canoeing.