You’ll paddle over crystal-clear waters in a transparent kayak or SUP around Cape Kamenjak’s islands, spotting marine life below you and stopping to snorkel in quiet bays. With a friendly local guide leading the way and GoPro photos included, you’ll get small moments—like sharing snacks on sun-warmed rocks—that stick with you long after.
“You see that shadow?” our guide Marko grinned, tapping the bottom of his own kayak. “That’s a sea cucumber — not a snake!” I’d been squinting through the clear hull, half-expecting something dramatic. The water around Cape Kamenjak was so glassy that morning you could spot every pebble and flicker of fish. There was this salty breeze, not too strong, just enough to keep the sun from feeling harsh. We set out from the little cove with a handful of families and another couple from Zagreb — everyone a bit awkward at first, but it didn’t last long.
Paddling felt easier than I’d expected (I’m not exactly athletic), and after a few minutes my arms found their rhythm. The transparent kayak was honestly kind of trippy — like floating on air above all these darting silver fish and patches of waving seaweed. At one point Marko pointed out some old stone walls on Ceja island, telling us about fishermen who used to dry their nets there. We stopped for snacks — an apple and power bar from the lunch packet — sitting on warm rocks while kids splashed nearby. I tried snorkeling for maybe ten minutes; the mask smelled faintly rubbery but the water was cool and shockingly clear.
There were sandy spots where we could swim or just drift for a bit (I mostly drifted). A little girl kept showing me shells she’d found, holding them up with both hands like treasures. Marko took GoPro photos of us paddling past rocky bays — I’m still waiting to see if he caught my best side but honestly, who cares? The whole thing felt relaxed and unhurried, even when we had to dodge a bigger group coming in from another direction. By the time we looped back toward shore, my shoulders were tired but in that good way, you know?
Yes, it’s designed for all fitness levels and families with kids as young as 3 can join with adults.
The tour lasts approximately 3 hours including stops for swimming and snorkeling.
Yes, snorkeling gear (mask and snorkel) plus a light lunch packet are provided for each guest.
Yes, children aged 3-10 can join with adults; infants can ride in a pram or stroller before/after paddling.
The tour may be changed or canceled if dangerous weather or sea conditions occur; otherwise it runs rain or shine.
Yes, underwater GoPro photos and videos are taken during the tour at no extra cost.
The tour departs from Cape Kamenjak; exact meeting details are provided after booking.
Your day includes use of a transparent kayak or SUP (with paddle), life jacket, waterproof bag for your things, snorkeling mask with snorkel, plus underwater GoPro photos taken by your guide. You’ll also get a simple lunch packet—water bottle, apple, power bar—and guidance throughout from a licensed local expert before returning to shore together.
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