Two Hours Standing on Lakes Entrance: Paddle Toward the Jetty and Footbridge

LAKES ENTRANCE WATER ACTIVITIES FIELD GUIDE

Two Hours Standing on Lakes Entrance: Paddle Toward the Jetty and Footbridge

A two-hour stand-up paddleboard hire around Lakes Entrance that includes personal flotation devices and dry pouches — this guide explains the route options, what’s provided, and who it’s best for.

Two Hours Standing on Lakes Entrance: Paddle Toward the Jetty and Footbridge.

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Location
Lakes Entrance
Operator
Venture Out Australia
Category
Water Activities
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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Glide out from Lakes Entrance into shallow, glassy water and choose your line — a quieter loop toward the Footbridge or a view-focused run out to Flagstaff Jetty and the Entrance channel. The experience pairs simple, low-impact movement with shoreline scenery and comes with flotation and phone protection so the focus stays on paddling and the views.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE ROUTE

Footbridge or Flagstaff Jetty — Pick Your View

Paddlers can head toward the Footbridge for a quieter stretch of lake or aim for Flagstaff Jetty to take in views of the Entrance channel, letting you tailor the two-hour hire to calm exploration or scenic vantage points.

THE GEAR

Everything You Need Is Included

Hires come with a personal flotation device for each person and a dry pouch for a phone; paddles are supplied and Party SUPs include four paddles at the listed price (extra paddles available for a fee).

THE ACCESS

Options for All Ages — Note the Swim Requirement

The offering has equipment and board options suitable for a range of groups — standard, tandem and party SUPs — but participants must be able to swim; non-swimmers are advised to book a lesson, a guided SUP tour or a kayak instead.

What the day feels like

What Two Hours on a SUP Feels Like

You’ll spend the hire moving at a steady, self-paced rhythm: a short briefing, then an open-water paddle that can be steered toward quieter back-lake lanes or the jetty-lined channel. The hire is set up to let paddlers of varying skill levels enjoy the water while equipment and phone-dry storage are provided so you can focus on the paddle and the shoreline.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this hire suits — and who should choose something else.

1
Active IndividualsWell suited: people looking for a low-impact, active way to explore the lake over a two-hour window.
2
FamiliesGood fit for families with participants who can swim; tandem and party SUPs provide flexible arrangements for group paddling.
3
Non-swimmersNot ideal: SUP hire requires swimming ability; non-swimmers should book a SUP lesson, SUP tour or kayaking option instead.
4
Groups & PartiesSuitable: party SUPs are available and include four paddles at the listed price (additional paddles incur a fee), making short-group outings straightforward.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

Hires are for two hours; if you’ve booked a lesson it will take place in the first 20 minutes of the hire.

What to Bring

Wear active quick-dry clothing, bring ID and a mobile phone (a dry pouch is supplied), and carry a water bottle to stay hydrated.

Logistics

Please arrive 15 minutes early to complete the safety briefing before launch.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

Do I need to be able to swim?

Yes. Swimming ability is required for SUP hire; if you cannot swim, you should book a SUP lesson, a guided SUP tour or a kayak instead.

What equipment is provided?

Each hire includes a personal flotation device (PFD) per person and a dry pouch for a phone; paddles are supplied with the hire.

What about party SUPs and extra paddles?

Party SUPs include four paddles at the listed price; extra paddles are available for $10 each.

Are lessons available?

If a lesson is booked, a 20-minute lesson takes place in the first 20 minutes of the SUP hire.

When should I arrive?

Arrive 15 minutes early to complete the required safety briefing before you launch.

What should I bring with me?

Bring active quick-dry clothing, ID and a mobile phone, and a water bottle; a dry pouch is provided to protect your phone.