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Roaring 40s Kayaking

Roaring 40s Kayaking

Roaring 40s Kayaking

Positive impact practices

Roaring 40s collaborates with the Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service and Birdlife Tasmania to conduct shorebird surveys during their Wilderness on Water expeditions. They also support Wildcare’s Friends of Melaleuca and Friends of the Orange Bellied Parrot programs, and contribute to the Save the Tasmanian Devil Program. The company also tracks its carbon footprint annually and works hard to lower its emissions by responsible waste disposal (recycling, composting, etc.). They also use bicycles where possible, and discourage single use plastics.

Environmental benefits

Conducts shorebird surveys with Tasmanian Parks and Wildlife Service and Birdlife Tasmania; supports Wildcare’s Friends of Melaleuca and Friends of the Orange Bellied Parrot, and the Save the Tasmanian Devil Program; tracks and reduces its carbon footprint through recycling, composting, using bicycles where possible, and discouraging single-use plastics

Location

Based in Hobart but offering tours across various coastal regions, including the Tasman Peninsula, Bathurst Harbour, Port Davey, and Flinders Island.
Cambridge, Hobart TAS 7170
Nature and Wildlife

Roaring 40s Kayaking

Roaring 40s Kayaking is widely regarded as Tasmania’s premier sea kayaking operator. They offer kayaking adventures to suit various timeframes and experience levels. From two-and-a-half-hour Hobart city paddles to multi-day expeditions into the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area, their tours provide unique perspectives of Tasmania’s stunning coastlines. Through participation in conservation activities and guided tours, visitors develop a deeper understanding of and greater appreciation for Tasmania’s unique ecosystems.

How you can help

Book a tour to support a locally-owned business that is championing positive impact across their operating environment and community.

Positive Impact Regions

nipaluna / Greater Hobart, turrakana / Tasman Peninsula

Positive Impact Tags

Conservation, Coastal, Wilderness, Wildlife

Article Details

Article Created: 20 August 2026
Last Updated: 26 August 2026

The Hobart and Beyond Editorial Team is dedicated to bringing you the best insider tips, local stories, and up-to-date guides to exploring southern Tasmania.

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