Purchase kayaks, canoes, SUP boards and paddles from our warehouse at factory direct prices. Sydney Kayak Centre specialises in kayaks, canoes, SUP boards,paddles and accessories. Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Sydney Rowing Club was established in 1870 and was first located on the site the famous Sydney icon, The Opera House. In 1873 the Club purchased an additional property at Abbotsford, known then as "The Red Cow Inn". In 1888 the Club relocated from it’s original site, to the western side of Woolloomooloo Bay, between Mrs Macquarie’s Chair and the Domain Baths. It continued to run activities from the two sites at Woolloomooloo and Abbotsford until 1947, when all activities moved to Abbotsford. Rowing is and always will be our reason for being. Sydney Rowing Club’s goal is to be Australia's best rowing club achieved through the pursuit of excellence, performance at the highest standards and the development of strength and quality of character within our members. We wish to build and support high quality programs and facilities that promote access to rowing, excellence in rowing, and use rowing as a means to foster physical activity, health, leadership, and community engagement. Abbotsford, NSW Australia

Sydney Tsunami Dragon Boat Club Inc. is a dragon boat club in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Dragon boating is one of Australia's fastest growing sports, and we are always keen to have new paddlers try us out. Find out more on how you can try us out for FREE. Find out why we are the Dragon Boat Club of the Year! Sydney, NSW Australia

Welcome to Sydney Zodiacs, the only dragon boating club in Sydney specifically for young people. Dragon boating is the fastest growing water sport in Australia and the ultimate team sport with 22 people in a single racing crew. One of the largest events in Sydney is the Sydney Chinese New Year Festival where thousands of paddlers from all around New South Wales converge on Darling Harbour to race. Race distances are short and the races are fast and furious! Dragon boating is fun to race, and fun to watch, with race distances generally 200m or 500m. It’s a great day out for all the family! If you are aged between 12years and 23years and enjoy water sports such as paddling, kayaking, or rowing or maybe you are looking for a summer sport to get involved in, Sydney Zodiacs could be your new team sport! Sydney, NSW Australia

The Sloths Social and Sporting Club was founded in 1989 by four Sydney University students. The Sloths formed their first Dragon boat team in 2001 and have since become one of the largest and most successful Dragon boat clubs in Australia. The Sloths have competed at a local, State, National and International level. Prymont, Sydney, NSW Australia

The University of New South Wales Rowing Club (UNSWRC) caters to a wide range of student, masters and community members. Ever wanted to try rowing? Well UNSWRC offers the perfect course for you! Our Learn to Row (LTR) course will introduce you to foundational rowing technique, equipment handling and safety on the water. Huntleys Cove, NSW Australia

One of Australia's leading rowing clubs, helping aspiring and elite level athletes reach the highest levels of national and international competition. UTS Haberfield Rowing Club has a strong history of high-performance at national and international level competition. The Club also caters for aspiring and development athletes who have the commitment and skills to reach elite level. Since 1992, the Club has produced athletes and coaches for Olympic Games, who between them have represented Australia in the Olympics on 37 occasions and won 16 individual Olympic medals - a remarkable achievement. University of Technology Sydney. Haberfield, NSW Australia

The Wagga Bidgee Canoe Club is a Paddle NSW affiliated paddle sports club located in Wagga Wagga NSW. Activities include Social Paddles, Club Races, PaddleNSW State Marathon Series, and Vic Canoeing Marathon Series. Wagga Wagga, NSW Australia

The Wallis Spirit Dragon Club was affiliated into Dragon Boats NSW on 15th November 2011. We are proud to be the 55th Club in NSW. We are based on the Mid-North Coast of NSW and we paddle on the beautiful Wallis Lake. We are a mixed gender open-age, friendly club. ​We have paddlers who are keen to participate in regattas and others who just want to get fit and have fun without the pressure of competition. We have plenty of room for all motivations. Coomba Park, NSW Australia

The Western Sydney Whitewater Club is a local club-run pathway for the development of canoe slalom and all other whitewater disciplines ranging from beginners to elite level. We are currently holding lessons for ALL AGES in foundation skills through to competitive Canoe Slalom. Canoe Slalom not your cup of tea? No worries, we offer constructive lessons that aim to give you the necessary skills to take to any whitewater paddle sport. Penrith, New South Wales, Australia