Frequently Asked Questions for ocean kayaking

The trips are fully guided by either one or two experienced qualified sea kayak guides (depending on trip capacity)

Customers paddle in two seater kayaks with another custome and our guides are in single kayaks to be able

to assist the group efficiently.

The duration of our kayaking trips are 90 minutes, where you paddle for approximately 60 minutes.

 There'll be plenty of rest breaks to take in the surrounding beauty as well as time for photos.  

Yes, you may get some refreshing water spray and your bottoms may get wet.

No, swimming is not a prerequisite. All customers will be provided with life jackets and our guides are trained to assist you.

Yes! Beginners and experienced kayakers are all welcome. You will always have a guide nearby and we do not go out in unfavourable weather conditions.

The meeting location is at our offices on Quay 5 at the Waterfront and you will be escorted to our launch site in Granger Bay.

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We offer a paddling experience where you paddle at  your own pace and not to a destination. We generally paddle from Granger Bay towards the Green Point Lighthouse. We paddle for approximately 60 mins with lots of rest breaks and commentary along the route.

Yes, by all means!! We also sell waterproof cellphone bags (R100 each) that you can strap on yourself. Speak to our office or trip leader for more details.

No, this is a guided trip with a qualified trip leader. Your safety is our priority and it is recommended that you stay within 30m of the group. 

We operate in Table Bay where there has not been any shark attacks for over 20 years. We do however spot many whales and dolphins.

http://www.sharkattackdata.com/place/south_africa/western_cape