Join Dragon Boat Racing at Mako Paddle Club
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Join Mako Paddle Club for exciting dragon boat racing on the beautiful waters of Jervis Bay. We welcome paddlers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced racers, and provide all the equipment and guidance you need to get started.
- Training sessions available for new and returning paddlers
- Regular paddling at Woollamia Boat Ramp and other scenic locations
- Opportunities to join social and competitive dragon boat events
- Supportive, friendly community focused on teamwork and fun
Whether you're looking for a new challenge or want to connect with others who love water sports, Mako Paddle Club is the perfect place to paddle, train, and play.
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