Twilight Kayak Tour - Brisbane River

Discover Brisbane in a new light! Enjoy 90 minutes kayaking on the iconic Brisbane River during the beautiful evening light. This unique experience is perfect for date nights and anniversaries. Add a pizza to your experience and enjoy the amazing landmarks and beauty of Brisbane. There are 8 iconic sights and structures you can see as you float on the river.

THE STORY BRIDGE

Opened in 1940 and is known as one of Brisbane’s most iconic landmarks. Thousands of cars, pedestrians, and bicycles pass on this bridge every day. If you’re up for an adventure, you can even climb the bridge!

THE MYORA SHIPWRECK

Only when the tide is low enough, can you see the Myora. The Myora is a steamship built in 1890 and was used for general services, fishing, and pleasure cruises. Although, in 1956 it sunk into the ocean. Now, mangroves anchor Myora to the river bank for all to enjoy.

HOWARD SMITH WHARVES

Great place for everyone in the family to enjoy. Whether you want 5-star dining, cocktails, or fish and chips, Howard Smith Wharves is a versatile space for all to enjoy with breathtaking views of the Story Bridge.

KANGAROO POINT CLIFFS

These cliffs are a natural landmark that dominates the inner-city suburb of Kangaroo point. It’s the perfect spot for amazing views, a picnic or BBQ. If you’re feeling up the adventure, you can even climb or abseil this 25 meter cliff face.

QUEENSLAND MARITIME MUSEUM

The Queensland Maritime Museum has a variety of historic ships. The HMAS Diamantia is one of the last World War II river-class frigate ships in the world. In fact, Diamantia is one of the two remaining ships in the world that hosted the surrender ceremony. The only other remaining ship is the USS Missouri on display at Pearl Harbor.

THE CHANNEL 7 WHEEL OF BRISBANE

Experience Brisbane from new heights with a 360-degree panoramic view of the river city.

BRISBANE SIGN

Originally set up temporarily as part of the 2014 G20 Summit, this is now a permanent attraction for tourists and now part of Brisbane's history & culture. Grab your phone and camera for an iconic picture!

GOODWILL BRIDGE

This bridge connects Southbank to Brisbane city Botanic Gardens and is mainly used for pedestrian and cyclists. Stop to enjoy a coffee with a view on this Iconic Bridge.