Kayak Explorations
Stunningly beautiful, the coast of Guernsey is best experienced on one of our guided Kayak explorations. We’ll provide you with all you need to have a memorable and unique experience.
Stunningly beautiful, the coast of Guernsey is best experienced on one of our guided Kayak explorations. We’ll provide you with all you need to have a memorable and unique experience. Our experienced instructors will share with you their knowledge of the environment, history and wildlife of Guernsey whilst allowing you to experience the excitement of the sea in sit-on-top kayak, safely and at your own pace.
FOR WHO:
Standard 2 Hour Routes: For everyone, age 4+
(Under 12’s must be accompanied by an adult).
We have single and double sit on top kayaks available.
Non-swimmers are very welcome as we will all wear buoyancy aids.
COST:
Standard 2 Hour Routes:
£48 per adult or unaccompanied U16| £38 per accompanied U16
We offer Free Transfers for groups of 6 or more from the harbour. This is available to arrivals by ferry (from the terminal) or visiting yachts. This ensures that you will get to the activity in time for the start.
Please let us know if you require a transfer during the booking process.
**Please email us on bookings@outdoorguernsey.gg or call us on 07781130403 if you would like to book a trip in the next 24 hours**
WHERE and WHEN:
Kayak trips are available at 10:30 and 14:00
Petit Bot, Cobo, Havelet, Portelet
We decide on the location the evening before once we have seen the forecast so we can get the best conditions and we will let you know the meeting details by text or WhatsApp.
Request for specific locations are welcome but not always possible due to the prevailing conditions on the day.. and
WHAT GEAR:
You Bring: Shorts, t-shirt and shoes to get wet. No jeans. Don’t forget a towel!
We Provide: Wetsuits or splash jackets, buoyancy aids.
BAD WEATHER:
Change activity, postpone or refund.
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The guide was so knowledgeable and showed us parts of Guernsey we never knew existed