Sri Lanka · CANOES & KAYAKS
The 6 best canoes & kayaks tours you can book right now, with the price, the running time and who each one suits. The first is first for a reason.
Kayak through Akurala’s mangrove waterways, spot birds and monitors, and paddle beneath a running train near Hikkaduwa for $15.
“Every thing is great, kalu was a great man very friendly very good every thing was just perfect without any additional hidden fees”
Paddle Negombo Lagoon through mangroves, spot birds and monkeys, learn about fishing, and choose a peaceful sunrise or sunset outing.
“It was great fun paddling in the lagoon and going through the mangrove, but the kayaks might be too big for that. Some spots were quite small, and I assume most people are not experienced on kayaks. Some of our group struggled to make it through. The tide was low, which made the kayaks bog. I had to sit at the back of a 3-seater, so I had to find ways to make my kayak move. At one point, I got out and pushed it. The guide told me not to do that because the oysters' edges are sharp, but I was tired of being stucked. I think the company…”
Kayak Thalkote Lake at sunrise or sunset for Sigiriya and Pidurangala views, birdlife, village scenery, and a calm local-led outing.
“Great experience! Was very fun and calming just gliding through the water. All the guides were very friendly and helpful. The one that came onto the water with us kept checking on us to make sure we were alright and didn’t need any help. Would recommend!”
Kayak Negombo Lagoon for two hours through mangroves, bird habitat, and fishing waterways with a local guide for $20 per person.
“Super schönes Erlebnis mit sehr vielen interessanten Informationen”
Paddle the Madu River at sunrise through quiet mangrove islets, with safety support, fresh snacks, and a nature-focused guide in a small group.
“We were there after the party till mid night. Kayaking instructor was a real friendly guy with plenty of experience in the field. He welcome us to the river & kayaking activity middle of no where we had snacks on our kayaks. It made my day wiRead more”
Paddle the Madu River at sunrise from Bentota, spotting wetland life among mangrove islands on a small-group tour with guide Dinesh.
“The weather was against us because of Cyclone Ditwah but Dinesh took us out nonetheless and we had a wonderful time. Despite the wind and rain it was really peaceful and you couldn't see any other people for miles around. We saw soRead more”
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