WHERE TO PADDLE · KAYAK RENTALS IN PORTUGAL
The 5 best kayak rentals in Portugal you can book today, with what each costs, how long you are on the water and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason.
Paddle Sete Cidades’ Blue Lake in a double kayak for one hour, with volcanic scenery, easy logistics, and excellent value for couples and families.
“Luis and Alessandro were the best! We had so much fun! We had an 11 year old daughter and she did great. Great adventure for families! We saw so many beautiful fish and the kayaking was my daughter’s favorite part!”
Paddle from Benagil Beach to famous caves and Marinha Beach on a guided two-hour kayak outing along Portugal’s Algarve coast.
“Excellent Tour!! Jose was our guide and he was fantastic. We had a small group of only three couples which was great. Of course all three couples spoke three different languages. But jose seamlessly was able to change between Spanish, French and English without difficulty. Do yourself a favour and book the early morning time slot. The ocean is calmer and there are fewer people and larger boats on the water. The smaller power boats that go into Benagil cave get very close to you while you are waiting outside to make your way into the cave. It’s was a little unsettling but the operators of the boats are quite…”
Paddle around Vila Franca do Campo’s protected islet on a self-guided ocean kayak rental with gear, flexible durations, and family options.
“Très amusant. En 2 heures nous avons eu amplement le temps de faire 2 fois le tour de l’île.”
Paddle the Ria Formosa from Faro in a stable kayak, with safety gear, route advice, wildlife, and 2.5 or 4 hours on the water.
“Really lovely time! Hard work with the wind but not too many big boats going past to put us off. Lots of hermit crabs and wildlife to see! Do the longer route to the beach!”
Kayak to Benagil Cave from a quiet beach with private parking, Marinha’s Arches, swimming, and small groups for $34.
“This was an excellent tour. Paolo was a great tour guide and explained all of the key areas that we encountered. Obviously the traffic jam to get in to the Benagil Cave was outside of their hands but is something that the local authorities should look into because it can be risk to injury if not properly managed. Overall, I would recommend this activity to my friends and family. Thoroughly enjoyed it.”
Pick a coast, a cave, a river or a tunnel.
