Top Wales Kayaking Tours

Explore the stunning Pembrokeshire coastline from the water on this small-group kayak trip departing from Tenby Harbor. Glide past rugged cliffs, hidden coves, sea caves and remote beaches only accessible by kayak, and soak up views few visitors see. Feel confident with a guide at your side as you navigate through sheltered coves, calm sea passages, and along surf-washed coastline for a day of adventure on the Atlantic edge.

See the scenery around Llangollen by canoe, and paddle across the impressive Pontcysyllte Aqueduct to discover a local lake. Perfect if you’re looking for a more thrilling way to explore north Wales, this half-day canoe tour is packed with games and challenges to help you improve your paddling skills as you go. The experience is limited to just 12 people, and all the equipment you need is provided.

This is a 2 hour, instructor led by a qualified and experienced instructor. Paddle through a UNESCO World Heritage site, taking in the stunning Welsh countryside views! 307m long and 38m high, the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct is the tallest aqueduct in the world. Perfect for couple, families, friend groups and anyone wanting to see the Dee Valley from a unique view point! Dogs welcome too! MINIMUM AGE 6+ Any under 18s, please let us know how old they are!

A perfect introduction to kayaking awaits families eager for adventure on the stunning Anglesey coast. With two hours spent on the water and led by fully qualified instructors, these three-hour sessions offer a fun and engaging way for families to bond while learning essential kayaking skills. All necessary equipment, including wetsuits, is provided, so just bring your swimwear and old trainers. Ideal for kids aged 10 and up, this experience promises laughter and excitement as you paddle through beautiful coastal scenery. Don’t miss the chance to create unforgettable memories and possibly spot some local wildlife.

Make the most of your time on land during a sightseeing shore excursion around North Wales. Climb aboard your bus in Holyhead and check out several landmarks, including the Caernarfon Town Walls, Snowdonia National Park, and the Betws-y-Coed and Llanfairpwll railway stations. As you explore, your driver–guide sheds light on local history, legends, and Welsh culture. Experience more in a day than you would going alone.