Trip Info

Transportation

Bus

Best Season

Summer

Guide

Guided

Language

English, Arabic

Free Cancellation

Yes

Payment Method

VISA, Mastercard

Minimum Age

4

Maximum Age

55

Overview

Kayaking is a popular recreational activity that involves paddling a small watercraft called a kayak through the water. Kayaks are narrow, lightweight boats that are designed to be maneuverable and easy to paddle.

There are several different types of kayaks, each suited for different types of water and activities. Recreational kayaks are the most common type and are used for leisurely paddling on calm lakes and rivers. Touring kayaks are longer and narrower, making them faster and more efficient for longer trips. Whitewater kayaks are designed to navigate rapids and other rough water.

Highlights

Low Cost
Fun and Adventure
Family friendly

Itinerary

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Day 01 :

Itinerary

Day 1:
Rent a kayak and gear in Dubai or Abu Dhabi
Head to the Eastern Mangroves National Park in Abu Dhabi for a half-day kayaking tour. This area is home to a wide variety of bird species, including flamingos, and you’ll have the chance to explore the peaceful waterways surrounded by mangrove forests.
In the afternoon, head to the nearby Qasr Al Watan palace to learn about the UAE’s rich history and culture.

Day 2:
Drive to Fujairah on the east coast of the UAE, where you’ll find beautiful beaches and calm waters perfect for kayaking.
Rent a kayak and gear and spend the day exploring the coastline, taking in the stunning views of the Hajar Mountains and the Gulf of Oman.
In the evening, head back to your accommodations in Fujairah.

Day 3:
Head to the Musandam Peninsula, a small enclave of Oman surrounded by the UAE, where you’ll find dramatic fjords and crystal-clear waters.
Take a guided kayaking tour through the fjords, where you’ll have the chance to spot dolphins and other marine life.
After your kayaking adventure, drive back to Dubai or Abu Dhabi to return your rental gear and end your trip.

Cost

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1. Sightseeing: One of the best things about kayaking is the ability to get up close to natural landscapes, whether it be coastlines, rivers, or lakes. Take the time to explore your surroundings and appreciate the beauty of nature.
2. Wildlife watching: Many areas where kayaking is popular also have a variety of wildlife that you can observe from your kayak. Keep an eye out for birds, fish, turtles, dolphins, and other animals that call the water their home.
3. Fishing: Kayaks are often used for fishing as they are quiet and allow access to hard-to-reach spots. If you enjoy fishing, bring your gear and cast a line while you paddle.
4. Snorkeling or swimming: If the water is warm enough and you have the appropriate gear, take a break from kayaking to go for a swim or snorkel. This is a great way to cool off and see the marine life below the surface.
5. Camping: Some kayaking trips can be multi-day adventures, and camping is a popular way to spend the night. Many kayaking destinations have campsites available, and there's nothing quite like falling asleep to the sound of lapping waves.
6. Photography:

Cost Exclusions

• Drinking alcohol:
• Littering:
• Disturbing wildlife:
• Trespassing:
• Excessive noise

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What is kayaking?

Kayaking is a water sport that involves paddling a small boat called a kayak using a double-bladed paddle.

Is kayaking safe?

Kayaking can be safe if proper safety measures are taken. It is important to wear a life jacket, check the weather conditions, and follow the instructions given by the guide or instructor.

Do I need any experience to go kayaking?

No, you don’t need any prior experience to go kayaking. The activity is suitable for all skill levels, and most operators offer beginner lessons and guided tours.

What should I wear for kayaking?

It is recommended to wear comfortable, water-friendly clothes that you don’t mind getting wet, such as shorts and a t-shirt. It’s also important to wear a life jacket provided by the operator.

What kind of kayak should I use?

The type of kayak you should use depends on the type of water you’ll be kayaking in and your skill level. Most operators offer a variety of kayaks, including sit-on-top kayaks, sit-in kayaks, and inflatable kayaks.

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