Madeira · CANOES & KAYAKS
5 reviewed
Good kayak & canoe trips fill up fast between May and September, and the small-group ones go first. Below are 5 that hold up, with current prices and the one thing that makes each different from the next.
Paddle to Garajau Nature Reserve by kayak, then snorkel clear water for fish, with a pebble-beach stop and a safety-first guide.
“Marco was amazing! He made sure everyone had a good time while being safe on the ocean! Merci Marco!”
Paddle into Madeira’s Garajau underwater nature reserve and snorkel for Atlantic fish, with included gear and a guide in English.
“The best part was the snorkeling really interesting. And the two guides were great apair of comedians”
Kayak along Ponta de São Lourenço from Cais do Sardinha, with zodiac transfer, guide support, and a café break at Casa do Sardinha.
“It was much more fun than expected - they transported us to the location with a speedboat, while kayaking the guide was explaining a lot of things about the surroundings, even though me and my friend were the slowest in the group one of the guides was always waiting for us, explanations for the kayaking itself were clear. Overall it’s a very fun experience and it’s even cheap for what it is - we absolutely recommend!”
Kayak and snorkel Madeira’s Garajau Marine Reserve from Caniço with small-group guides, gear, and life jackets for $57 per person.
“Nice and friendly guides, kayak was fun, expected to see a bit more variation in fish with regard to snorkeling but overall very fun experience”
Kayak Madeira’s Ponta de São Lourenço Natural Reserve from the water, with lifejackets, coastal views, and possible swim and snorkel stops.
“It was magical. The crew was super nice, explained mega much to us and we had a great time as a family .Auto-translated”
