Top Italy Kayaking Tours - page 2

Get a taste of Cagliari’s wild beauty when you go for a half-day excursion along the Devil’s Saddle: a strip of land that juts into the Gulf of Angels. Known for its crystal-clear water, scenic reefs, and rocky coastline, the area is best explored up close. On this intimate tour, you can kayak, and—on hot days—even snorkel. The flexible itinerary lets you customize the journey to your own preferences.

It consists of a packrafting descent, a special inflatable kayak of the sparkling Lima torrent (in spring and autumn) and of the Serchio river (in summer) a few steps from the spa town of Bagni di Lucca and from the Garfagnana. The activity is forbidden for children under 16 and for people over 100kg in weight but thanks to the innovative boat, it also allows beginners to tackle ww II° and III° rapids as their first experience in the river. We are proud to offer the only real adrenaline-pumping river canoeing activity in Tuscany!!

The Leuca kayak tour is our most beatiful tour! It takes place along the last stretch of the ionian coast of Salento. It is suitable for those who have never gone kayaking. Included in the price is the sea kayak course for beginners guided by a 2nd level sea kayak instructor of the Italian Canoe and Kayak Federation. On the way we will show you hidden caves and ravines, all to be explored! After putting on the life jackets and entering our kayaks, we will be ready to sail south from Marina di Felloniche, alongside the splendid Ionian coast of Santa Maria di Leuca. We will enter many caves including: Dragon Cave, Lovers Cave, Three Doors Cave, Nativity Cave, River Cave. In the last one you will get off the kayaks to swim and to do a short speleological trek.

Explore the Costa dei Trabocchi without the hassle of navigating the coastline or finding access to secluded coves on your own. This guided sea kayaking experience takes you along the Adriatic shore, where you can paddle past traditional trabocchi fishing structures and reach areas that are often best seen from the water. With equipment provided and route planning handled for you, it’s an easy way to experience one of Abruzzo’s most scenic coastal landscapes.

You will be provided with the necessary equipment to carry out the excursion and you will be accompanied by one of our qualified instructors throughout the journey. Starting from the beach of Giardini Naxos, you will start your tour of about 2 hours; you will reach Isola Bella, the splendid Blue Grotto, the Grotta degli Innamorati and the Fico rock. On the hottest days, you may even be lucky enough to spot dolphins swimming just a few meters from you.

Escape the bustle of land and sail into the setting sun with a kayak tour around Venice. This small-group adventure takes you under Venetian bridges, along canals, and past colorful houses. With an instructor nearby, you’ll learn to use kayaks and paddles as you paddle 4-5 kilometers through the city. See more of Venice than you would on foot while enjoying included safety gear and photos.

There’s one surefire way to escape the Amalfi Coast’s crowds: get on the water. With this small-group tour, you’ll meet your guide, get acquainted with your paddleboard, and head out on the crystal waters toward Punta del Capo. Once arrived, you’ll beach your boards and either head to explore the Roman villa of Pollio Felice—which dates back 2,000 years—go for a swim, or simply enjoy the exquisite, uncrowded views.

Get ready to paddle towards a new adventure in the beautiful sea of Alghero, with a kayak tour in the Porto Conte Park! Aboard these agile boats, you will experience the sea and the landscape like never before, in an enchanting natural setting full of treasures to discover. Following an expert guide, who will explain how best to manoeuvre your kayak, you will explore many secret and hidden places, accessible only by sea. Stops will be made along the coast to allow you to dive and swim in peace, before reaching the picturesque Cala Dragunara, with its clear waters and seabed teeming with marine life. The tour is enriched by an invigorating snack offered by your guide, which will brighten up your already fun-filled day. Add a dash of adventure to your summer in Sardinia and enjoy this perfect tour for those who love the sea, movement, and nature!

Get more from your time in Venice than just exploring on your own during this Venice Canal Kayak Tour. This tour takes you along the city’s canals to see secret hidden spots in the city with a guide who knows their way around. Plus, you’ll also see historical areas that are usually crowded on land without having to worry about the crammed streets.

The kayak tour to Pandora Cave along the Amalfi Coast is an exciting experience exploring the beauty of the rocky coastline, coastal caves, and secluded beaches. The guide provides information on geology, local flora and fauna, and the tour is suitable for people of all ages and experience levels.

Escape the hustle and crowds of Venice for this slow tourism adventure. Explore the city's lagoons through ghebi and sandbanks to visit islands that are only accessible by kayak. Admire the deserted islands while watching egrets and herons in their natural habitat. Visit, the home of Venetian rowing at the Rowing Association Vogaepara to learn about gondola techniques. Finish at the Isola Torcello to discover the history of Venetian settlement.

Discover Golfo Aranci from a different perspective: with a multilingual (Italian, German, English) guided kayak tour in a small group. Snack and high probability of seeing dolphins included! From the starting point, you paddle in a small group in crystal clear water along the beautiful coast of Golfo Aranci towards Cala Moresca. After a stop for a snack and refreshment, our tour continues to the nearby island of Figarolo. Here we enjoy the fantastic view and beauty of nature. With a bit of luck, we will spot one of the shy mouflons that live on the island in a small group. We continue in a relaxed kayak to the offshore fish farm of Golfo Aranci. Here we have a high probability of seeing a free-living family of dolphins, which often hang out around the fish farm. A truly unique holiday experience that should not be missing from any bucket list!

Take a break from the heat and crowds on land and discover the pristine coastline of Elba Island from the sea with this unique sea kayak adventure. Join your certified kayak instructor for a short tutorial, then paddle along the most scenic stretches of coastline and stop to swim at a number of secluded beaches along the way.

The most distinctive features of Maratea's coast—sea caves and hidden beaches such as Spiaggia d'I Vranne—are only accessible from the water. Reach them onboard a kayak with an instructor leading the route, paddling into the Grotta del Bacio, Grotta di Giorgio, and Grotta della Sciabella along Basilicata's 18.6-mile (30-kilometer) Tyrrhenian coast. Stops include a swim in the open sea and Spiaggia d'I Vranne

Discover some hidden spots in the Venetian Lagoon that most visitors to Venice miss. This kayaking tour takes you on a journey through wild marsh and far off the beaten tack. Paddle your way to the Isola di Sant'Erasmo through small channels and past Fort Sant Andrea while keeping an eye out for marine life. Paddle around Vignole then back to the island of Certosa through a hidden canal.

Enjoy a day of adventure for the entire family with this kid-focused canyoning experience along a pristine river that feeds into Lake Garda. Children as young as six or seven can don a wetsuit, helmet, and harness to try climbing and abseiling the rock walls of the canyon, jumping into the river from low and high points, and even exploring a small cave under the watchful eye of an expert canyoning guide.

Take a rowing lesson in the heart of Venice, aboard a traditional Venetian boat. The experience starts in the lively Cannaregio neighborhood at a boatyard run by a sports association who maintain the city’s traditional boats. Under the expert guidance of one of their local instructors, you’ll discover the generations-old art of Venetian rowing amid the city canals.

Explore the waters of the Italian Riviera on this kayaking trip along the Cinque Terre coastline. Departing from Monterosso, paddle alongside an expert guide, passing hidden coves, rugged cliffs and the bright, pastel hues of the five villages. Pause to stretch out on the beach or cool off with a swim before continuing on your journey. For an evening adventure, choose the sunset option with a stop in a cove for wine and Ligurian snacks.

The best way to discover all the secrets of Sant’Antioco Island is certainly with a slow experience, like kayaking. After a brief explanation to understand how to behave at sea, we leave for the fantastic coast of Sant’Antioco. Depending on the wind, the island allows you to explore one coast rather than the other, coasts very different from each other but of equal beauty. There will obviously be dives and baths, in the coves and in the most secluded corners, to fully enjoy the places and cool down if desired. What are you waiting for? Dive into this adventure with us!

Kayak down the Arno River in Florence, and see the Ponte Vecchio and other historical bridges from the water. Skipping the sidewalk crowds, you’ll paddle down the peaceful waterway with a guide and enjoy unobstructed views of Florence as you go. Use of a lifejacket is included, and you’ll learn about the Vasari Corridor and the goldsmiths of the Ponte Vecchio from your guide.

Experience the Tuscan capital's top attractions on this walking tour through Florence. Begin with skip-the-line access to view Michelangelo's 'David' in the Accademia Gallery, and learn how the House of Medici shaped Florence into a helm of arts and humanities. You'll also skip the lines at the Duomo, the city's iconic, Gothic-style cathedral. Afterward, stroll the local streets, taking in landmarks like the Piazza della Signoria and Ponte Vecchio bridge.

Explore the Vatican and the Sistine Chapel without spending hours waiting in line on this comprehensive tour that includes entry to the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter's Basilica. Navigate the vast halls, artwork, and history with a guide who gives special insights into the collections that you would likely miss if alone. Go beyond the guidebook and enjoy commentary that enlivens highlights such as the Gallery of the Maps and the Pineyard Courtyard.

Exploring the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill on your own can feel overwhelming, especially on a short stay in Rome. This guided experience brings these three landmark sites together in one structured visit, with commentary from a guide to help you understand what you’re seeing as you go. Instead of navigating vast ruins without context, follow a clear route and learn about gladiator games, imperial politics, and how daily Roman life shaped the ancient city.

Experience Venice from the water on this exciting kayak experience, perfect for families with children over the age of five and groups keen to explore the city from a unique point of view. You’ll receive basic training, a safety briefing and all necessary equipment at a historic rowing club before paddling your way through the canals. Along the way, hear about sports in the city and local culture and history.