Cross the channel under your own steam and reach the coves the boats cannot.
A sea kayak is the real adventure on this page. You point the bow at the Pakleni Islands, dig the paddle in, and cross the channel under your own power. By the time you slide into the first cove you have earned it, and there is nobody else there.
Sitting low on the water changes everything. You slip into caves and shallow inlets no boat can follow, close enough to the rock to trail your fingers along it, quiet enough to hear the water move.
Make no mistake, crossing to the islands is a proper effort, and that is the whole point. It is open water for a stretch, your arms will know about it, and the moment you pull into a hidden bay that you paddled to yourself is worth every stroke.
If you would rather keep it gentle, the sheltered water on the near side of the islands is calm and forgiving and you can potter for hours. The channel is there for the day you want to earn the view.
Paddle, explore, discover Hvar and the Pakleni Islands.
| 1 hour | 2 hours | Full day | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single kayak | 17EUR | 34EUR | 51EUR |
| Double kayak | 25EUR | 50EUR | 75EUR |
Tell me your dates and how many of you there are, and I will sort the gear, the guide and the best spot for the day.
Get a quoteIt is a real effort, open water for part of the way, so a reasonable level of fitness helps. If you would rather not cross, the sheltered water near the islands is calm and you can paddle there for hours without it being a slog.
Double if you are a couple or want to share the effort, and it is more stable too. Single if you want your own boat and your own pace. Doubles are a little dearer because they carry two.
Yes, masks are included, so you can pull into a quiet cove, hop out and swim. The dry bag keeps your phone and towel dry while you do.
In good conditions, yes, and we only send you out in good conditions. You get life jackets, a dry bag and a clear steer on where to go and where to avoid for the wind that day.
Yes, as long as you are comfortable in the water. Keep to the sheltered side to start. The channel crossing is better once you have the feel of the boat.