I'm up for some adventure DJ .... WHAT i'M NOT TO SURE

The only problem I see is getting everyone in the same place at the same time

Boylos

Always wanted to do Walkerville to Sandy Point, and I've got good contacts (kids patrol) at the life saving club so I reckon they would come and get us if it all went pear shaped. I was actually planning to do it on my own this Jan so maybe I'll give it a run with the head cam on and the marine radio in my pack (and the shark repellent! - only joking).
Another great little adventure is paddle from Shallow Inlet car park to the entrance and catch some of the little waves out there, obviously tide and wind critical but this is safe and pretty easy in the right conditions.
Islands off the Prom - Shellback or Norman Island are only three or four k's off the beach. And this is only in the area that I know well, I'm open to any suggestions!

I'm all for a Waratah bay trip.
Walkerville - Bear Creek.
Flinders - Bushrangers Bay.
Wilsons prom islands would be magic

No wonder they like the Prom area ... isn't that where all the sharks are?

But then again it is a adventure magazine!!!!!!!!

Dj keep me posted as If I can get time off work ,I'll fly down my board shouldn't be a problem may just have to borrow a paddle.

What month are you looking at?

Cheers

Boylos

March sounds good ,early March would be better at least it's still warm!

Looking at a 2 day event?

Boylos

I've been doing some looking at maps of the prom and some measuring.

You could do a 30km coast run from Sandy Point to Tidal River. The first exit point would be at Cotters Beach or Darby at around the 20 km mark. Possibly do it the other way round to take advantage of sea breezes.

Alternately you could drop in at Darby and go to Tidal for a 10-12km run with exit points at all the beaches along there. The walk out is 300-1200m from the beaches.

You can swing past Shellback and Norman Islands on the way. They're 2 and 3km off the coast respectively. I think landing is prohibited on both the islands and I'm not sure there are any accessible beaches.

A round trip from Tidal River to Norman Island and back is about 13km.

The weather usually comes out of the south and west down there so you could be exposed to the weather but I guess a southerly would help if you are heading towards Sandy Pt.

There are some commercial sea kayak tours but it looks like they mostly do the east coast and Corner Inlet. It's about 2km to Millers Landing from the car park.

http://www.meridiankayak.com.au/Meridian_Kayak_Info.htm#wilson_prom
www.seakayakaustralia.com/md-tour_wp_ecp.shtml#javascript

www.parkweb.vic.gov.au/1park_display.cfm?park=217