Our Croatia kayaking trip explores remote, little-traveled islands on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast that truly makeup Europe’s most unspoiled coastline. Paddle clear turquoise waters to beautifully wooded islands, hike to historic ruins, and meander through red-roofed villages. Discover remote beaches and coves only accessible by kayak. This trip of contrasts includes some of the Dalmatian coast's richest historical and architectural features along with seldom-visited areas of stunning natural beauty, woven together by memorable days of kayaking.
This journey takes you off the tourist track to the hauntingly beautiful and timeless islands of Kornati Archipelago and along a coast that is steeped in history. Stone towns, Venetian palaces, and fortresses dot this sun-drenched landscape of olive groves and vineyards. Paddle island to island, swim in turquoise blue waters, and dine on excellent Adriatic Mediterranean food and wine from small local producers.
Visiting some of the most culturally significant and naturally beautiful places in Croatia, this richly diverse new trip includes two National Parks and three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Along the way, we stay at the water’s edge in boutique hotels and rustic inns. Even if you have traveled to Croatia before we will show you new facets of this ancient land and its culture.
Explore two distinctly different areas in this exclusive warm-water kayaking adventure with the option of either single or double kayaks with advance notice. Beyond memorable kayak touring, there is the opportunity, if you wish, to polish your paddling skills with expert instruction.
I wanted to drop you a line to let you know how much I enjoyed sea kayaking along the Dalmatian Coast of Croatia last month. It was the best guided sea kayaking trip I've gone on in 37 years of paddling! Thanks again for allowing this trip to go out with a small group. Everyone got along really well, the scenery was stunning, the weather was pretty good with mostly calm seas, the food was delicious (lots of seafood!!), the boats and equipment were first rate, and we had some flexibility to tailor the trip to what we wanted to do. I appreciated that Marco brought a variety of paddles with him, for which one of his carbon-fiber paddles became my favorite one to use from the second day to the end of the trip. Marco was always thinking of how to improve the trip, and he involved us in the decision making once he laid out some options for us. His knowledge of the history and culture of the area really added to our enjoyment.
