Top Lanzarote Kayaking Tours

Explore the stunning beaches of Playa Papagayo on this guided kayak and snorkel excursion. Paddle for 45 minutes to reach the picturesque shores, where an hour of snorkeling awaits, revealing vibrant marine life beneath the waves. This all-inclusive adventure provides a waterproof bag, snorkeling gear, and delightful snacks, including water and fresh fruit. Capture your memories with photos of your experience, ensuring you take home more than just stories.

Whether you are a beginner or have kayaked before, you will have a lot of fun on this active tour. You will be provided with all the equipment you need to enjoy three hours of adventure at sea. Kayak along some of Lanzarote's most prized beaches and stop at Papagayo Beach to explore with snorkeling and have a picnic. An ideal half day excursion for families.

Embark on a unique and fun adventure kayaking along the stunning coastline of Playa Blanca. This guided tour, approximately 5 km long, is the perfect escape for families, couples, or groups of friends looking to immerse themselves in nature and get away from the chaos of land. With the beautiful Playa Blanca as your backdrop, this experience is suitable for all levels and ages. Don't miss out on this unforgettable kayaking journey.

Perfect for families, this fun-packed, half-day cruise takes you to the beautiful beaches of Costa de Papagayo on a luxury catamaran. In between swimming stops, feast on paella, and take advantage of an open bar stocked with alcohol and soft drinks. Drop anchor on the golden sands of Papagayo, spend hours soaking up the sun, and enjoy the use of kayaks to explore the area in more depth.

Do you want to enjoy the coasts of Lanzarote in a completely new and exciting way? Electric Paddle Surf (eSUP) with ElectricSportWater.com! The standing position on the board, combined with the gentle assistance of our electric motor, gives you a privileged perspective on the landscape and allows you to observe with incredible clarity the seabed beneath your feet. Guided eSUP tours start at one of the most iconic beaches in the south, where your team of instructors will give you a comprehensive technical session on handling the eSUP board and safety standards. Once ready, you will set off for an unforgettable adventure. Imagine gliding effortlessly through quiet bays, skirting stunning volcanic cliffs and, conditions permitting, exploring small sea caves. During the routes, usually make a stop so you can take a refreshing swim in crystal clear waters and snorkel in PAPAGAYO

A real adventure in complete safety over a distance of about 6 km. We usually leave from Playa de Las Coloradas and paddle along the coast through the Natural Park of Los Ajaches until we reach the paradisiacal Playa Papagayo, the most famous beach in the south of Lanzarote. We take a moment to rest, have a drink and a snack on the beach (included in the price). It's a circular route so we will paddle back to the same starting point.

Walk with a local guide in Lanzarote and discover the volcanoes of the Timanfaya National Park. You'll find trails that guidebooks and websites miss, and learn about the island and its volcanic history along the way. Photo stops are included in lava fields and craters as you hike an easy-level route.

Sailing the tranquil waters of Arrecife Bay is an ideal way to discover its rich history and natural beauty. With pedal kayaks, this family activity allows you to explore effortlessly while enjoying views of fortresses and paradise beaches. Since 1995, local guides have shared their knowledge and passion for the region, ensuring an unforgettable experience. With a focus on sustainability, this adventure is perfect for everyone, even those who have never rowed before.

Take a break from sightseeing on Lanzarote and spend time unwinding out at sea on this catamaran sailing around La Graciosa. Relax knowing that all logistics, from hotel pickup to ferry tickets, drinks, activities, and lunch, are covered. Enjoy swimming, kayaking, and relaxing on deck as you cruise around this Canary Island, along with a stop at the village of Caleta del Sebo.