Malta: Ultimate Kayak Adventure

1.Ultimate Kayak Adventure
Kayak Malta’s south coast from Sensi Lido Beach to sea caves and window bays, then swim in clear water. Beginner-friendly, 1 hour.
“Was great experience get to sunbath on a secluded beach”
Malta · CANOES & KAYAKS
10 reviewed
Here are the 10 best kayak & canoe trips on the islands, with what each one costs, how long it takes and the sort of traveller it suits. Number one sits at the top for a reason.

Kayak Malta’s south coast from Sensi Lido Beach to sea caves and window bays, then swim in clear water. Beginner-friendly, 1 hour.
“Was great experience get to sunbath on a secluded beach”

Guided kayak from Gozo to Comino with small groups, cave paddling, swim stops, and free photos, weather permitting.
“It was perfect! Our guide, Chris was funny,friendly and helpful. Really worth every second spent in this tour. Just book it and have good experience.”

Kayak Gozo to Comino for Blue Lagoon swims, hidden caves, and turquoise bays, with photos next day and an English guide.
“A great way to explore a new location. Guide (Frank) provided clear instructions and was attentive. An enjoyable time.”

Kayak the Coral Lagoon from Little Armier near Mellieha. Self-guided 2 hours with life jacket and paddles for $33 per person.
“Great activity, decent kayaks and good instructions on how to find the Coral Lagoon from the staff working there. It was described as ‘quite choppy’ on the day we went. Being British and used to the English Channel the sea was ok condition wise for us, but as there are no guides and you’re out on your own in fairly deep water, I’d suggest it might not be the best activity for anyone that hasn’t tried kayaking before. Good choice of either double kayak or singles, life jackets provided and they have lockers for your valuables.Read more”

Kayak Gozo at Hondoq Bay, a quick Santa Maria Cave boat stop, then a Blue Lagoon drop-off with flexible time to swim and snorkel.
“We recommend this activity. The welcome was warm and the places that we visited were beautiful. The visit of the Blue Lagoon was great but there were too many people around this place.”

Kayak from Marsaskala to sea caves at St Thomas Bay and Munxar, with snorkel and swims. Private 1-hour trip, mobile ticket.
“Although we had booked it in advance, when we got to the meeting point, they had no kayaks available (mismanaged their fleet apparently) and they said we would have to wait 1h in the super hot weather with barely no shades. The service by the staff was terrible (one barely spoke any English) and the manager in charge just vanished when people were getting frustrated. 100% DO NOT RECOMMEND.”

Sunset SUP from Gnejna Bay to Ta’ Marija Caves, with gear, a short snorkel break, cave photo stops, and a small-group paddle back at golden hour.
“Very nice SUP Short-Trip and a nice and courteous Guide! If you haven't had any experience with SUPs tell the guide truthfully, so that he can plan the trip accordingly. I was in a Group of 6 people who could already stay standing while paddling the waves. They even did some acrobatics. I really enjoyed it.”

Beginner-friendly golden hour kayak to St Paul’s Island from Mistra Bay, with a cave stop, coral, birds, and photo-perfect light.
“Laid back paddle to St Paul’s Island with plenty of time for a swim and to walk up and see the statue.”

Paddle a rental boat in St Thomas Bay from Marsaskala with Sensi Watersports. Sea caves views, life vests, 1 hour for up to 5.
“Kayak plus confortable que l année précédente. Bonne prise en charge.”

Guided kayak from Mistra Bay to Rdum il-Biez and St Paul’s Islands, with coral cave sights, bird reserve time, and swim options in Malta.
“Alan and his colleague were friendly, knowledgeable and considerate guides. Very enjoyable experience.”