Experience the scenic wonders of Port Macquarie's waterways and the exhilaration of fishing with Settlement Point Boatshed.
Explore a variety of water activities at Settlement Point Boatshed, including kayaking, boating, canoeing, and stand-up paddleboarding. Plan your next adventure with us and discover the exhilaration of being on the water.
At Settlement Point Boatshed, we're passionate about providing unforgettable experiences on the water. Our team is dedicated to ensuring your adventure is safe, enjoyable, and memorable.
We offer a wide range of services to suit your needs. From boat and canoe hire to equipment rental, we have everything you need for a fantastic day out.
Tackle Shop open 7.00am - 4.00pm
Boat & canoe hire time 7.00am - 3.00pm
Cold drinks & ice available
Bait and tackle for sale
Fishing rod & yabbie pump hire
Mask & snorkel sales
Set hire times - School Holidays, Public Holidays & Weekends
Boat Hire subject to fuel and gas levy
No boat licence required
Boating experience essential
6 Hours Max | No boat license required - boating experience essential
Bookings Essential
Discover the thrill of standup paddle boarding with us, including free instructions and board rental for $20 per hour. Gift vouchers, canoes, kayaks, life jackets for all ages, kayak comfort seats for $5 per hire, and a combo special for a single kayak and paddle board are also available.
Explore our extensive range of fishing gear at our Bait & Tackle Shop. We offer a diverse selection of bait and tackle to enhance your fishing experience. Visit us for ice cream and drinks to keep refreshed during your adventure.
For enquiries, ice cream, drinks, or to purchase gift vouchers, visit our shop in person. Our knowledgeable staff are ready to assist you with all your fishing and boat hire needs.
Explore Pelican Island at a leisurely rate. Watch our resident turtles, seabirds and curious fish from as close to the water as you can be, without getting a soaking. Walk across the sand in the middle of the bay and experience a view of the Hastings River emptying into the vast Pacific Ocean.