Kayak Tour Granada

Ready for a splash of adventure? For just $35 per person, enjoy a 3.5-hour Kayak Tour through Granada’s stunning Isletas. This tour offers the perfect balance of serenity and excitement! 

Details Kayak Tour Granada

• Start Time: 8:00 AM or 2:00 PM

• Duration: 4 hours

• Minimum Persons: 2 people

• Price: $35 per person

• Deposit: $5.30 booking fee paid upfront

• Extras: Hostel pickup, an English-speaking guide, a water bottle, fruits, entrance fees, and a waterproof bag are all included. 

What to Expect Kayak Tour Granada

Granada’s Isletas are a treasure trove of natural beauty, and there’s no better way to explore them than by kayak. Your English-speaking guide will share fascinating stories about Granada’s history as you glide between the tiny islands. You’ll visit Monkey Island, where you can observe curious capuchin monkeys, and a historic fortress. Take a break to savor fresh fruits while enjoying the serene atmosphere and spotting vibrant birds, turtles, and maybe even a caiman. This tour promises unforgettable memories, leaving you refreshed, inspired, and ready for more Nicaraguan adventures.

Frequently asked questions Kayak Tour Granada

What is included in the Kayak Tour Granada?

The tour includes transport, a guide, kayaking equipment, and a scenic paddle through Lake Cocibolca, exploring the islands and shoreline of Granada.

Do I need kayaking experience for the Kayak Tour Granada

No experience is necessary! The tour is suitable for beginners, and your guide will ensure you’re comfortable with the kayak before setting off.

What should I bring for the Kayak Tour Granada?

Bring sunscreen, a hat, comfortable clothes, water, and a camera. A swimsuit is also recommended if you’d like to take a swim during the tour.

How long does the Kayak Tour Granada take?

The tour lasts around 2-3 hours, allowing you to paddle through the calm waters and enjoy the scenic beauty of Granada from a unique perspective.

What makes the Kayak Tour Granada special?

Paddling through the tranquil waters of Lake Cocibolca, you’ll enjoy amazing views of Granada, the islands, and surrounding nature, all while getting a closer look at the wildlife.