Steer the tip of your canoe or kayak towards territories reigned by nature. Paddle down the remote fjords of the Lofoten, relive the journey of the early gold miners in the Yukon or retrace the the trails of Norway’s Vikings. Multi-day adventures are ideal if you like to experience nature first-hand. The trips take kayakers and canoers of all skills levels to different camping spots each night.
6 nights
Paddle deep into the dramatic fjords of the the Lofoten Islands and camp overnight in remote fjords whilst you refine your kayaking skills. This trip is suited to beginners and intermediate kayakers,
3 nights
Dive into the blue and get to know the West Swedish coastline from the perspective of a kayak. Discover the picturesque fishing villages and let the experience come to a close with a little Fika (a coffee and a sweet pastry).
6 nights
Enter the kingdom of the polar bear on this multi day kayaking expedition just 300km south of the North Pole. This wilderness experience starting at the last human frontier in the Arctic Sea offers great chances to come up close with its impressive wildlife.
Canada is the land of the kayaks and canoes. The country's mirror-like lakes, rapid waterways and rugged shorelines clearly call for waterbound expeditions. Regardless of where in Canada you go jumping on a kayak or canoe never is a bad idea.
4 nights
Stay in the heart of Canadian wilderness to join a canoeing adventure exploring the ancient trading routes of the First Nations. Your cosy glamping spot nestled at the shore of Kenogamissi Lake rounds off this close to nature experience.
3 nights
Set up by a Shuswap native, a Canadian first nation aboriginal, this lake lodge exudes a typical log cabin charme. Your trip to British Columbia is only complete with a paddle across the peaceful lake.
4 nights
From the shores of Miminiska lake in Ontario the call of the wild echoes from waters. Explore the untouched wilderness, which can only be reached via float plane.
Sea kayaking review
'You feel everything; the sun, wind and spray. Coming back to land makes you more aware of your surroundings. Paddling is a such a great way to travel and see Norway.'-Guest blogger Andrew
Read the reviewDid you know that you can go sea kayaking all year round?
One of the perks of the midnight sun is that it rewards travellers with endless daylight and action-packed days. Join a short family-friendly expedition for a full or half day and travel to otherwise inaccessible areas. Or perhaps go big and go on a multi-day adventure?
The coastal towns of Gothenburg, Alesund and Trondheim are an ideal setting for city explorers.Put an unconventional spin to your city tour and paddle through the waterways of these cities. Join a guided tour suited to all levels of skill and and can be combined with an escape into the nature surrounding the city.
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