What we do
Small-group adventures.
Done properly.
Twelve people. A guide who knows this coastline better than almost anyone. And a trip built around the parts of Australia that most people visiting here never find. That is what every Salty adventure looks like, whether it is a three-day surf retreat at Pacific Palms, a hike through the Royal National Park, a session at Sydney's wave pool, or a fully custom trip built around your group.
How it started
Built from scratch.
For years, Dan and Conrad travelled up and down the New South Wales coast the way people do when they genuinely love a place. Finding uncrowded waves, learning which spots reward the effort to reach them, and building up 30 years of local knowledge between them. At some point, sharing that with people became the obvious thing to do. Salty is what that looks like.
The people behind every trip
Meet Dan and Conrad.
What makes Salty different
This is how we do it.
01
Small groups. Always.
Twelve people maximum on every trip. That is the number where you actually meet people, where the guide knows your name, and where the trip feels like it was built for you rather than the other way around.
02
Guides who live this.
Dan and Conrad have spent years exploring this coastline, finding the spots that never make it onto any map and working out exactly when and why they are worth the effort. That is what you get on every Salty trip.
03
Places you won't find alone.
The best spots on this coastline take real local knowledge to reach. Most people never know they exist, and that is exactly the point. That is where Salty takes you.
Our commitment
We built this business
around these places.
The Royal National Park, Pacific Palms, Sydney's Northern Beaches, the Blue Mountains. These places are not the backdrop for a Salty trip. They are the reason for it. Keeping groups small is part of how we look after them. Twelve people move through a place more carefully than forty, and they tend to leave it the way they found it. Every trip we run is built around helping people fall properly in love with this coastline, because that is the best reason to protect it.
Ready to come?
Your people
are out there.
Come find them.