Whether it’s fighting for control in the ocean with a following sea, gliding quietly along a river or feeling your heart leap with fear and excitement as you take the drop on a wave, kayaking is addictive and fun
We used to have regular weekend club paddles that would introduce you to all aspects of this addictive sport. Club paddles were led by experienced paddlers who supported the safety of the group. Some of our club members still are paddle instructors
Ocean Paddling
Paddling a sea kayak over open water makes you feel at one with nature…
Desert Island…
…respecting the power of the ocean!
Always someone new to see
One of our ocean playgrounds…
Serenity…
White Water Paddling
Paddling a kayak through fast moving and challenging water is a blast. MPC helped beginners who wanted to master white water paddling skills and intermediate paddlers looking to progress. We visited local rivers when rains or irrigation releases deliver to paddle grade 1-3 rapids.
Whitewater Surfing
Playboating
Gettin' the Gang back together…
Kayak Surfing
The coast of WA has some great surf breaks that are suitable for various standards and types of kayak. Many of the places we surf are reef breaks and we are often joined on the waves by the local wildlife (dolphins and sea lions).
Carving it up
Crowd on the break…
Lost
Not just for short boats…
Skills Development
Develop your kayaking skills with our enthusiastic and experienced paddlers. We run regular sessions through the year covering a wide range of topics including assisted and unassisted rescues, recovery techniques and rolling. At the start of the white water season, we run familiarisation sessions in ‘friendly’ swift water environments to wash off those cobwebs.
Social Paddling
We also arrange outings suitable for less confident paddlers. The Mandurah Canals and the Swan River are popular destinations for such events.
Trips Away
The club organises 3-4 weekends away thoughout the year. As well as a great opportunity to paddle new water with a bunch of mates there are usually other activities happening including mountain biking, walking and ocassionally some rock climbing to counter the effects of delicious food and the odd glass of red or other indulgences. The weekend trips are also usually suitable for non-paddling partners with alternate activities available.
