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  • 25 Dec 2025 7:21 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    When: Fri 27th February - Sunday 1st March 2026

    A weekend filled with paddles and kayak workshops at Inverloch is being planned.

    Members, please check the Trips/Events Calendar for further information.  More details will be published when registrations open for the Fest, very soon!

  • 24 Sep 2025 12:13 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    I would like to welcome our recent new members Jason Nicholson, Daryl Williams and Gary Gray to the club. If you see them around, please introduce yourself and make them feel welcome. 

    I am looking forward to meeting you all over the coming months. Congratulations on joining the VSKC. 

    Glenn Wilkins I President

  • 23 Sep 2025 11:25 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Hello everyone, 

    Just letting you know that the AGM will be held on 11 November. Please put this date in your diaries. More information will be sent early next month. 

    Look forward to seeing you there. 

    Glenn Wilkins

    President I VSKC

  • 14 Aug 2025 7:32 PM | Anonymous

    Richard Rawling took to the microphone this month to tell us about his trip to the paddling paradise of Milos. He also tried to tempt us all to join him on another trip to Milos in June 2026!

    The first trip already has 14 participants but he is trying to see if we can get another group of 12 to go!

    Are you game?

    I have also attached the presentation to view.

    Sea Kayaking Milos - VSKC.pdf


  • 10 Jul 2025 8:03 AM | Anonymous

    Another great social night last night!

    This month Richard Rawling took us on his adventure to Antarctica which included six, 3 hour polar paddles.

    I have attached Richard's presentation for those who missed it.

    Polar Paddling - VSKC.pdf


  • 23 Jun 2025 4:16 PM | Anonymous

    Another great social night! Record numbers again this month being just shy of 50 members and guests.

    Thanks to Helmut, Denby, Martin and Peter telling the tale of the latest club Bass Strait crossing.

    Here is a link to a copy of the presentation >> Bass Strait crossing 2025 Pod presentation minus videos.pdf


    Next month we have Richard Rawling booked in to share his adventures in Antarctica!

    See you all on July 9!

  • 21 Nov 2024 1:09 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    A lively and sociable kayaking weekend was had by all at PaddleFest earlier this month down at Barwon Heads! The weather was favourable, the food and entertainment were great, the presentations and workshops were engaging and enlightening, and the competitions were a lot of fun.

    As usual, the trips offered plenty of friendly paddling company and learning  opportunities as well.

    Thanks to the tribe of volunteers who helped make the weekend a success.  Most of all, a huge thanks to Carmel who organised the overall event!

  • 1 Nov 2024 12:51 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Members, please check your inbox and the trips/event calendar for the 2024 AGM notice. Registrations are open. The AGM will be held by Zoom at 7pm on Thursday 14th November.

  • 9 Oct 2024 11:48 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    Friday 8th to Sunday 10th November at Barwon Heads.  Members, please check the Trips Calendar and your email inbox for further information and to register.

  • 8 Aug 2024 12:57 PM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

    On the afternoon & evening of Friday 2nd, two dozen kayakers from VSKC & NSWSKC converged, bit by bit, upon the camp kitchen at the Boydtown Beach Holiday Park, located halfway between Sydney and Melbourne. Most had travelled a long way and, if they arrived in time, enjoyed a friendly welcome over soup and damper to help recharge the batteries. Later in the evening, a fire was lit and a sizeable group gathered around for a drink and a chat before heading off to get some shut-eye.  The forecast for the next three days was for mainly sunny weather with light winds and low swell ... and that is how it turned out.

    The next morning, all gathered again back at the kitchen.  Trip suggestions had been written up on corflute and stuck to the deck's railings for people to mull over. There was something for everyone, which is not surprising given the size and variety of both shoreline & aspect available around Eden & Boydtown.  Sandy M started the meeting and 20 minutes later the destinations, leaders and pods were sorted.  It was time to launch into Nullica Bay.

    (Some paddle-trip details are included in the upcoming issue of Sea Trek)

    Two huge tables were booked for us at the Sea Horse Inn for Saturday night's dinner.   The Inn sits right on the beach and adjoins the holiday park.  Very handy to be able to walk to and from dinner.

    Sunday's trips were organised in the same way as Saturday's.  David W dropped in briefly to say hello (you were missed, David) and that evening, back in the camp kitchen, we were treated to videos, photos and stories on kayaking and also some thought-provoking boating fails.

    Some lingered on for paddling and bushwalking on the Monday, with another evening gathering to christen a brand new fire pit.  All had headed off by the Tuesday morning.

    Thanks to David W for getting a fabulously fun weekend off the ground!  Thanks also to the trip leaders, cooks, presenters and everyone else who made it all happen!


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