- Copenhagen
Copenhagen: Harbor Guided Kayak Tour
Prepare for a kayak adventure through the city's beautiful canals
Copenhagen: Kayak Tour in May and September
Prepare for a guided kayak adventure through Copenhagen's serene canals
Duration:
2h
Max group size:
12
Live guide:
Danish, English
Duration:
2h
Live guide:
Danish, English
Max group size:
12
Live guide
Instructions
Use of kayak
Use of swim vest and paddle
Use of rain pants or wetsuits
Use of changing room
Use of locker for changing clothes and small bags
Parking fee
Cancellation guarantee
Drinks/snacks at the café shop
Meeting point
Kalvebod Brygge 7, 1560, Copenhagen- You will find the Kayak Hotel behind the Marriot Hotel on the waterfront. Walk down 50 meters on the wooden bridge and then turn left
- Please arrive at the location 10 minutes before the tour starts
- Show your mobile ticket to the instructor for check-in
- Anyone who arrives late will not be permitted to join
Join a guided kayaking tour through Copenhagen's canals, led by a certified instructor. Perfect for water lovers and adventurers alike, this leisurely tour offers plenty of opportunities to chat, laugh, and enjoy incredible views.
Paddle past landmarks like Christiansborg Palace, the Danish National Museum, and Gammel Strand, Copenhagen's oldest harbor. Don't miss seeing The Black Diamond, a modern architectural masterpiece.
The tour starts and ends at Kalvebod Bølge, where the guide provides instructions and assistance. Young adventurers under 15 years old can share a double kayak with an adult.
Enjoy approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes of pure joy on the water. Note that this experience is available only from May 1-31 and September 1-30.
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