education & instruction
instructional
Upskill or kickstart your kayaking journey with confidence
We love sea kayaking to the world’s wildest and most far-flung destinations, but every journey must start somewhere.
Whether you’re seeking confidence in sheltered waters for your weekly paddle, or preparing for the icy extremes of Antarctica, our expert-led instructional adventures ensure you reach your kayaking goals.
Bruny island paddle – instructional kayak adventure
Fiji Yasawa Tropical Island Dreaming – special instructional departures available
school trips
Australia’s premer sea kayaking for schools
SSV is proud to offer Australia’s most comprehensive sea kayaking experiences tailored for school groups. With decades of expertise in orchestrating world-class kayak journeys and expedition cruises, we provide educational adventures that go beyond the classroom.
Partner with us for educational trips that are crafted to meet a wide range of learning outcomes. We guarantee the use of high-quality equipment and the support of qualified, vetted guides experienced in educational settings. Whether your focus is on leadership development, personal growth, or environmental and cultural engagement, we can customise the trip to align with your educational goals.
What we offer:
- Expert qualified male and female instructors
- Expert planning and logistic support
- Options for all-inclusive or fuly customisable itineraries
- Programs focused on service, leadership, personal growth, and skills development
- Engagement with environmental, cultural and Indigenous topics
testimonial
“Our experiences with SSV in Freycinet National Park were faultless. From the outset the company were proactive, clear and helpful in designing a program that suited our students, our goals and our timeframe. They were adaptable and easy to problem solve with as time went on. The trips themselves were nothing short of astounding. The natural environment was spectacular but the professionalism, care and generosity of spirit from our two guides, Elijah and Kate, was the highlight. They approached the students with the perfect balance of respect and clarity of expectations and had an innate ability to recognise their potential and their limits. Our two groups had entirely different experiences based on their strengths and the limitations of weather. Our staff and students left their trips feeling like they had experienced something extraordinary and we look forward to many adventures ahead together.”
Laura Kearley, Head of Adventure Education, Geelong Grammar School