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Kayaking Holidays In UK
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Kayaking Holidays In UK
There’s no better way to explore an area from a new perspective than jumping in a kayak and exploring the local waterways. Whether you’re looking for a weekend kayaking holiday or a multi-day kayaking expedition, we’ve got a wealth to choose from at Beyonk. We’ve searched for the best kayaking holidays in the UK and pulled them together in one place. Here’s our round up for some of the best opportunities to join a kayaking holiday.The Best Places for Kayaking Holidays
Great Glen Canoe Coast to Coast Canoe in Scotland
Depending on how extreme you’re feeling you can either canoe/kayak for a couple of hours or take on the full challenge of paddling down the whole 100km of the spectacular Caledonian Canal. The route travels from Fort William to Inverness and comes across 29 locks, 4 aqueducts and 10 bridges. It’s a varied stretch of water travelling through calm and still canals all the way to rougher wide-open water sections such as Lock Locky, Loch Ness and Loch Oich. You can do this unsupported, if you have experience, plan sufficiently far ahead and have all the necessary equipment (including boats). Starting off in Fort William and travelling to Inverness is often the recommended route due to the normal prevailing winds. Completing the challenge over 4 days in open canoes is popular, although other routes and itineraries are available. Often with evenings broken up between camping, hostels and hotels, this is a great way to see a huge amount of Scotland. Explore more Kayaking Holidays in Scotland
Sea Kayaking in The Scottish Highlands
There’s nothing else like kayaking in the Scottish Highlands in the UK. With the most remote and wild of spaces, it enables you to completely immerse yourself in a world that feels far away from normal life. Expect the most epic of views, the most abundance of wildlife, and memories that’ll last. Explore more Kayaking Holidays in the Scottish HighlandsKayaking Holidays In England and Wales
Canoeing and Kayaking in Symonds Yat and the River Wye
The RIver Wye has been voted for as the public's most favourite river in a campaign run by ‘Our Rivers’ Campaign with thousands of voters. It’s the fifth longest river in the UK at 246km long (153 miles) so it’s also one of the most popular kayaking and canoeing destinations. Often people launch from areas all up the river with frequent locations being Canoeing and Kayaking in Symonds Yat, Ross-on-Wye, Glastonbury and Monmouth. Given the distance it covers, the landscapes can change quite drastically along the river too, from busy, bustling locations to the feeling of complete remoteness and tranquility. Explore more canoeing and kayaking in Symonds YatKayaking Holidays Near London
London is an excellent central hub for kayaking holidays. With the Thames being a very varied and beautiful place to explore, it’s 137 miles from the uppermost section from Lechlade to Teddington, making a great 6 day trip. Alternatively, the River Medway runs through Sussex to Tonbridge and Maidstone, finishing its journey at The Thames Estuary. At 70 miles, it offers another great multi-day kayaking holiday. With trips for just the weekend it’s a great, accessible kayaking holiday for the family. Explore more Kayaking Holidays Near London
Canoeing and Kayaking in Dorset, Old Harry Rocks and Poole harbour
For many enthusiasts, canoeing and kayaking in Dorset is a bucket list UK destination. Old Harry Rocks are three chalk formations that mark the most easterly point of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Jurassic Coast. Exploring this area by paddle offers the most incredible backdrop, many would assume could only be achieved by travelling across the world to more exotic countries. As well as exploring the stunning Jurassic Coast, formations like Durdle Door are a wonder to see. A must-do is kayaking through the middle of Durdle Door. Additionally, visiting Poole Harbour for a paddle is an excellent way to see the busy, vast port in a sheltered and relatively safe environment as a good portion of the water is waist height. There’s a wealth of wildlife to see and it’s easy to get involved with many kayak and canoe hire nearby. Explore more Canoeing and Kayaking in DorsetKayaking Holidays for Families and Kids
Canoeing and Kayaking are great family friendly sports. Canoes are more of the stable and spacious choice that allow for gentle and calm paddling experiences. Kayaking also offers the option for two-seaters that are a great way to bond with a friend or family member. Sea Kayaks and Touring Kayaks are incredibly stable, like Canoes, so it's more difficult to fall in or get wet. When it comes to the types of water to look out for, calmer water makes for a more enjoyable experience with kids. Look out for local lakes or canals for safer and more tranquil paddling. The beauty of canoeing and kayaking are that they are 'sit down' sports. The level of fitness required for both is relatively low, so most people can get involved with the sport.Other searches
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