LAKE WOOLOWEYAH
YURAYGIR NATIONAL PARK

Some of the village still sleeps as we paddle out of Wooloweyah lagoon heading towards the south-western region of the lake. We head past Davies Point around which are the vistas of Clarence Peak and countless bays lined with small sandy beaches.

     
We paddle close to shore, looking out for the diverse flora and fauna of the Yuraygir National Park. Black swans, pelicans, sea eagles and other birds can be seen along with dingoes, kangaroos and goannas foraging along the lake shore. This remote region, accessible by boat only, often means we have the lake to ourselves.