You’ll paddle through calm waters with local guides, explore hidden beaches only reachable by kayak, swim inside Lovers Cave, and take a break at Tigani Beach. It’s a mix of adventure and peaceful moments along Tyros’ coastline.
The first thing I noticed was how calm the water felt near Tyros—almost glassy, with just a hint of salt in the air. We met our guide, Giorgos, right by the old fishing boats. He handed out life jackets and gave us a quick rundown on handling the sea kayaks. Even if you’ve never tried before, they make sure you’re comfortable before heading out. The sun was already warming up the pebbles underfoot, but there was still that early morning coolness.
Paddling close to shore, we could see tiny coves and beaches you’d never spot from the main road. Our route took us past Trikeri cape—there’s an old bauxite mine there, rusted machinery half-hidden by wildflowers. It’s quiet except for the splash of paddles and the odd call from a fisherman further out. The real highlight? We pulled up near this spot called Lovers Cave. You can actually swim inside; it’s cool and echoey, with sunlight bouncing off the water onto the rock ceiling. Some folks climbed up above for a quick dive—felt like something only locals would know about.
Yes! The guides show you everything you need to know before starting out, so even first-timers feel comfortable on the water.
The tour is suitable for most fitness levels but not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with spinal or heart issues. Please check with us if you have young children.
We provide water and life jackets. Just bring your swimsuit, sunscreen, hat, and maybe some snacks if you like.
Your guide will provide sea kayaks, life jackets, bottled water, plus all fees and taxes are covered. Just show up ready to paddle and explore!
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