KAIKOURA · KAYAKING TOURS
The water worth the paddle.
The 9 kaikoura kayaking tours travellers paddle most, gathered in one place. Where each route takes you, how long you are on the water, who runs the trip, and what a seat in the boat costs.
Paddle Kaikoura’s protected coastline in a small group with expert technique tips, fur seals at the Peninsula Seal Colony, and possible dolphins.
Most Popular“Staff were fantastic, would recommend. Split into a faster group for those more experienced with kayaking and slower smaller groups for people new to it”
Pedal-powered seal kayaking in Kaikoura with a local guide. Hands-free photos, fur seals up close, and small-group calm on the coast.
“Great way to experience seals and sea lions from the water. Kayaks were safe and the newer peddle driven models. We had fun seeing seals and sea lions on the rocks and in the water.”
Paddle Kaikoura’s rugged coast in a kayak with fur seals in front of you and a shot at dolphins and penguins.
Sunset kayak off Kaikōura with 100% fur seal sightings, possible dolphins and penguins, and glowing mountain views. 3 hours with gear.
Pedal a Hobie Mirage kayak off Kaikoura to spot fur seals, blue penguins, and albatross, with a guide and photos.
Paddle Kaikōura’s coast at sunset on a small-group kayak tour with guaranteed fur seals, optional dolphin sightings, and dry, safe gear.
“This was such a fun trip to do and a beautiful night for it plus the guys who took us out were super fun and friendly!”
Sunset pedal kayaking in Kaikōura on a Hobie Mirage Drive, with a 100% fur seal sighting promise and chances for penguins and dolphins.
“The kayaks are state-of-the-art using pedals rather than oars for forward motion. Even if your body will not bend to the 90 degrees required for a "normal" kayak,kayaks, these are comfortable and easy to use. I have never seen any similar to Read more”
A private 3-hour kayak tour in Kaikoura with guaranteed fur seals, provided gear, and expert guiding along the Peninsula coastline.
“Fun and beautiful experience. Our guide was friendly and explained everything well. I’d definitely recommend.”
Paddle a hands-free pedal kayak at Kaikōura sunset for seal sightings, bird life, and mountain views, plus indigenous and whaling history.
Every paddle worth taking, place by place.
