Membership Renewals

Annual renewal fees are $50.

The membership renewal has historically been from January to January each calendar year but as we are now affiliated with Paddle Australia this has changed to be June to June, to align with their membership year.

To renew your membership, just select "Renew" on the individual membership below, if you're not already logged in, then log in at this screen, and then check and update your details and pay for your membership.

Payment is via Paypal, but don't worry if you don't have a Paypal account as paypal allows you to pay via credit or debit account. 

In applying to renew your membership to the Tasmanian Sea Canoeing Club Inc. you are acknowledging that you have read, understood and agree to comply with the Club Philosophy and Risk Warning.

Individual

Individual membership is $50 per year (1 July to 30 June).  We prefer payment via Paypal (note if you don't have paypal, you can still select this option and pay by Debit or Credit Card without setting up a paypal account) but also accept offline payments (further details provided if you select this option).

Annual Membership: $50.00

Risk Warning:

Sea kayaking is a dangerous recreational activity exposing participants to known and unanticipated risks, dangers and hazards. These could result in serious physical or emotional injury, even death; or damage to your own or others' property. Such risks cannot be eliminated without jeopardising the essential qualities of the activity.

The Tasmanian Sea Canoeing Club Inc. is an association whose members enjoy paddling open waters. The Club organises trips, training events and social functions. In doing so it is able to share its accumulated experience with those who are interested in taking up these activities. However, Club members do this on a voluntary basis only and any person taking part in a Club trip, or using Club equipment or acting on advice from a Club member or office bearer, does so entirely at their own risk. Club co-ordinators are not trained professional leaders.

In particular, trips listed in the Club's published programme will often have some indication of the difficulty or exposure that can be expected, and/or an indication of the experience required of a participating member. This advice is given in good faith, but there is no such thing as a completely safe trip, and even trips aimed at the inexperienced, and organised on our most sheltered waters can become difficult or dangerous in adverse weather. Such weather is not necessarily predictable and adverse changes can occur suddenly.

Participants in Club activities are responsible for their decision to participate and for making an assessment of the risks involved. It is everyone's responsibility to ensure their own safety. This includes ensuring their kayak is properly equipped and in a seaworthy condition; that appropriate equipment and clothing is carried and that they do not to endanger others by their actions or inactions.

Family members younger than 18 may participate in club activities if:-

  • They are accompanied by an adult member who accepts responsibility for them; and
  • Their participation is agreed with the relevant trip coordinator