Top Montenegro Kayaking Tours

Explore the bay of Budva by kayak or stand-up paddleboard (SUP), and see the craggy coastline with ease. With a local guide, you'll kayak through clear waters around the coastal caves, and soak up sights of Budva's handsome old town from the water. When booking, choose a kayak tour, with single and double kayaks available, or a SUP.

Explore Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor on this approximately two and a half hour kayak tour. You can snorkel and swim in the Adriatic sea if you feel like it, or sunbathe on the beach. You’ll also have a great view of the medieval villages in the bay from your boat. This is a group tour, so you’ll keep costs down and maybe make some new friends, too.

What is our advantage? We know how to create amazing memories! Professional licensed guides knowledgeable in biology, history, and geography Fluent English-speaking guides (clear and easy communication) "Small groups" mean you will get personalized care and attention High-quality professional photos and videos included in the price! Special discount rates for families Join us on a thrilling 3.5-hour tour starting from Tropico Beach in central Budva, passing the Old Town walls toward the picturesque island of Sveti Nikola. We'll stop at the best beach in the area: no crowds, no sea urchins, just crystal-clear water and perfect sea views! Later, you'll have the opportunity to swim into unique caves and try your first cliff jump at the safest spot—proven safe for ages 8 to 65! If you're an experienced cliff-jumper, we have an exciting option for you too ;) Our guide will capture all these exciting moments and send you a link to your photos and videos after the tour!

Discover two of Montenegro’s most impressive natural wonders on this half-day small-group tour from Kotor. Explore the rocky shores of Uvala Veslo bay by kayak, paddle out to the Blue Cave, and venture underground to swim and snorkel in the glittering waters.

First of all it is a physical activity and good for health, you can and it's nice because you are in the center of Bocca di Cattaro and from that point you can see Kotor 360 degrees

Kayaking on Lake Skadar is a truly unique experience because it allows you to explore the lake in the most intimate way. Gliding silently across the water, you can paddle through carpets of water lilies, slip into narrow hidden channels, and get close to the rich birdlife without disturbing the peace of nature. Unlike larger boats, a kayak gives you the freedom to move at your own rhythm, pause whenever you want, and feel completely surrounded by the untouched beauty of the lake. It’s not just an activity—it’s a way to connect deeply with the wild, calm, and timeless spirit of Skadar.

See Budva’s coastline in a whole new light—literally. This two-hour kayak tour begins after sunset, when the sea turns calm and the city lights start to shimmer. Equipped with LED-lit kayaks, you'll paddle across the rocky shallows that connect Budva to Sveti Nikola Island, with the glowing seabed illuminating the way beneath you. Spot fish darting through the light and feel the silence of the night sea wrap around you. The route continues along the ancient stone walls of Budva’s Old Town, now reflected in golden ripples, with the sky above filled with stars. It’s a peaceful, dreamlike experience designed for those who want to connect with nature in a fresh, unexpected way. Great for date nights, small groups, or mindful solo escapes. Why Choose Our Tours? ✱ Unique Experience ✱ Passionate Guides ✱ Safety Briefings & Top Equipment ✱ Paddling Lessons Included ✱ Eco-Friendly & Sustainable ✱ LGBTQ+ Inclusive & Respectful Environment

Grab a chance to navigate your own packraft down the most remarkable and crystal-clear waters of the Tara River, deep down in the second deepest canyon in the world. You will paddle under the Đurđevića Tara Bridge (officially one of the most beautiful in the world). We will make a break at the Ljutica River (the shortest river in Europe) for a quick walk, snack, and photo session. You will experience thrilling packrafting on the grade 2-3 rapids, swim in the river, and jump from the cliffs. This is the perfect tour for adventure and adrenaline seekers, adventurous couples, and families.

Discover the beauty of Sveti Nikola Island on this kayaking and hiking adventure. Paddle across turquoise waters to Lagoon Beach, then embark on a scenic hike around the island, encountering rocky cliffs, lush pine groves, and hidden coves. A highlight includes visiting the historic lighthouse, where breathtaking views of the Adriatic await. This small group tour, limited to 12 participants, ensures a relaxed pace, providing an intimate experience with the landscape. Immerse yourself in the island's natural splendor. • Kayak across vibrant waters to Lagoon Beach before hiking the island • Explore scenic trails of the island with stops at viewpoints and the lighthouse • Enjoy a small group setting for a personalized and immersive adventure

Most people see the Tara River from a crowded raft or a bridge - but you’re not most people. Ditch the crowded boats for the ultimate adventure in the Tara River Canyon! This is a premier experience where you are the captain of your own raft, navigating the emerald waters of Europe’s deepest canyon under the guidance of professional, licensed guides. With top-tier gear and strictly limited group sizes, we focus on safety, skill-building and pure adventure. No prior experience is needed - just bring your adventurous spirit! Book this unforgettable adventure with the pioneers of packrafting on the Tara River, guided by Montenegro’s first and currently only packrafting guide licensed by the International Rafting Federation (IRF). Spaces are limited to ensure a premium experience - secure your spot today!

Many people visit Montenegro without getting to see much of the stunning nature that the country has to offer. This Skadar Lake kayaking tour solves this problem by allowing people to explore the nature reserve of Skadar Lake by kayak, passing Murino Island and Veslo Island before ending up on Bokac island - the biggest in Skadar Lake. The tour also includes a visit to the Grmozur Island fortress and the Lesendro fort, as well as a swim at the Pelinovo beach.

This guided winter tour turns Budva’s coastline into a calm sea-kayak loop. We start at Slovenska Beach and paddle in a small group below the Old Town walls and rocky shore, then continue to coastal caves. The guide leads you into Pigeon Cave and low sea passages that are only practical by kayak. The second part focuses on St Nicholas Island. We land near a small chapel linked to medieval travellers and crusader stories, take a short walk and have a light snack, then follow the wilder side of the island under the Lovers’ Arch and out towards the lighthouse at the far tip. On calm days the guide also points out St Sava’s shoal, a shallow strip that seems to stretch from the island back towards Budva. Sea kayaks with spray skirts, winter waterproof suits and buoyancy aids make this a realistic cold-season adventure for reasonably fit beginners and intermediate paddlers.

Skadar Lake is a paradise for kayaking, offering serene paddling routes rich with wildlife and hidden treasures. Choose your adventure: paddle around peaceful Vranjina Island, gliding gently along the Moraca River and visiting a secluded 13th-century monastery; or explore Kamenik Island, navigating tranquil channels and hidden coves abundant with diverse birdlife, including over 270 species of birds such as pelicans, herons, and swans. Led by experienced guides, these intimate tours immerse you in the unmatched natural beauty and tranquility of Montenegro's largest lake. Why Choose Us? • Passionate local guides with deep ecological knowledge. • High-quality gear and thorough safety briefings. • Eco-friendly practices and LGBTQ+ inclusive atmosphere. • Optional gourmet meal (€15) featuring fresh fish prepared by a local family. • Authentic start away from crowds in scenic Vranjina village. • Perfect for families, couples, and solo travelers. Book adventure tour today!

This guided winter tour turns Budva’s coastline into a calm sea-kayak loop. We start at Slovenska Beach and paddle in a small group below the Old Town walls and rocky shore, then continue to coastal caves. The guide leads you into Pigeon Cave and low sea passages that are only practical by kayak. The second part focuses on St Nicholas Island. We land near a small chapel linked to medieval travellers and crusader stories, take a short walk and have a light snack, then follow the wilder side of the island under the Lovers’ Arch and out towards the lighthouse at the far tip. On calm days the guide also points out St Sava’s shoal, a shallow strip that seems to stretch from the island back towards Budva. Sea kayaks with spray skirts, winter waterproof suits and buoyancy aids make this a realistic cold-season adventure for reasonably fit beginners and intermediate paddlers.