Kayaking Tours in North Cornwall

Here are the headlines:

• Duration: 3-3.5 Hours
• Price: £55 per person
• Ability level: Available to everyone with or without kayaking experience
• All equipment Included
• What to Bring: All you need is Swim costume, towels and hopefully some suncream. If you want to bring a waterbottle or camera please make sure they are waterproof and ideally float!

Here are the details:

We always start our Cornwall Kayaking low tide tours at our base on Dinham Farm, from here we get kitted up and ready to hit the water before hopping into the big blue bus down to Porthilly Cove. From here we have a short lesson on the beach before jumping on the kayaks and practicing some moves on the water.

Then with the tide behind we start our trip down river towards the mouth of the Estuary and the infamous Doombar. Along the way we will stop and learn about the history and goings on in the local area, our eagle eyed instructors will point out the various forms of marine life out and about. Once the tide begins to turn we take our final stop for hot chocolate before meandering back to Porthilly Cove

Here are the headlines:

• Duration: 3-3.5 Hours
• Price: £55 per person
• Ability level: Available to eveyone with or without kayaking experience
• All equipment Included
• What to Bring: All you need is Swim costume, towels and hopefully some suncream. If you want to bring a waterbottle or camera please make sure they are waterproof and ideally float!

Here are the details:

We always start our A to B kayaking tours at Dinham Farm. After suiting up we either take a leisurely stroll down the road to Dinham Creek or take the big blue bus to Porthilly Cove.

These sessions use the incoming or outgoing tides to help us paddle the middle length of the beautiful Camel Estuary.

On the incoming tide we start at Porthilly Cove. After a quick lesson on the beach we start by heading through the start of the Porthilly Shellfish Farm learning about this key industry located on the Camel Estuary. Cruising along the banks of Gentle Jane we often stop for a rest and swim, enjoying the views across the river of the Iron Bridge and the sights of Padstow town.

As we head further upstream we enter an AONB and wildlife protection area here we have a good chance at spotting a flotilla of Swans, a gaggle of Geese, flock of oyster catchers, the occasional Grey Heron as well as the spectacular diving Shag or Commorant.

Our last stop is normally opposite the old Slate quarry at Penquean we will enjoy some tasty hot chocolate before setting off on the last leg to Dinham Creek. Then at the end of the session we stroll back to Dinham Farm. What an amazing adventure!!!

Our downstream session is very similar but in reverse! You can book your kayaking adventure with us now by clicking the big yellow button and selecting an A to B kayak tour. We look forward to meeting you soon!