Top 6 Budva Kayak Tours

1.3-Hour Paddle Board or Kayak Tour to Coastal Caves

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 568 reviews · 3 hours · from $53Our pick

Spend three hours kayaking or paddle boarding from Budva past the Old Town, Dancing Girl, Blue Lagoon, Pigeon Cave, and Calypso Beach. Guides such as Rodeo, Ivan, and Basil teach beginners, keep groups together, and take photos and videos along the way.

“This was a well organised tour & the guides gave the group sufficient information to be able to have control of their kayak. The sea was initially choppy due to moderate winds but they ensured we all stayed together in a tight group. The vides are nab excellent extra to record the moment. Would definitely recommend this & previous experience however useful is not necessary. Well done team.”

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2.Budva Bay: Kayak & SUP Tour to Coastal Caves

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 217 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $54Top rated

Spend about three hours kayaking or stand-up paddleboarding from Slovenska Plaza along Budva Bay. Guides such as Artur and Stefan lead beginners to Old Town, the Blue Lagoon, Pigeon Cave, and Calypso Beach, with snorkeling gear, safety equipment, and photos included.

“Great experience and tour guides, will definitely recommend. Wonderful views and clear and concise tour guides.”

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3.Small group kayaking tour from Budva to Sveti Nikola island caves

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 59 reviews · 3 hours 30 minutes (approx.) · from $60

Set out from Budva’s Slovenska Obala with a guide, using a sit-on-top kayak or SUP. Paddle past Zavala, Sveti Nikola island, Budva’s walls, and Hawaii Beach, with time for caves, swimming, a short island walk, and GoPro photos.

“A lovely evening paddle on a hot day. We didn’t actually walk around the old town of Budva but we did paddle to it for the views before heading to Sveti St Nicholas island.”

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4.Night Lights Kayaking Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 51 reviews · 2 hours · from $53

Join EDDY guides such as Konstantin or Stefan for a two-hour kayak or SUP trip from Budva. After a short lesson, paddle beneath LED lights to St. Nicholas Island, swim, and view the illuminated Old Town walls. No experience is required, but the route can feel tiring.

“esperienza stupenda. unica nel suo genere. e la guida konstantin è stato molto gentile e paziente con noi. tuttavia penso sia assolutamente obbligatorio ribadire che non si tratta di un'attivita semplice. è molto faticosa ed è impegnativa e non è adatta a un principiante. noi ce la siamo cavata..altri ragazzi si sono arresi a metà e sono stati presi da un motoscafo.”

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5.Skadar Lake on kayaks Experience with Spectacular Views

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 23 reviews · from $47

Meet Arseniy and Maria in Budva for a full-day kayak route from Žabljak Crnojevića through rivers, channels, and Skadar Lake. Expect calm water, water lilies, herons, cormorants, pelicans, a short castle visit, a break with a hot drink, and a long paddle suited to reasonably fit beginners.

“A great instructor! Explains everything very well, demonstrates techniques clearly, and takes his job seriously! He also shares fascinating insights about nature, wildlife, and the history of Montenegro's beautiful places. Highly recommended!”

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6.Kayak & Paddle board Rental

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 21 reviews · 1 - 12 hours · from $14Best value

From Azzuro Beach in Budva, you can rent a single or double kayak or SUP for 1 to 12 hours. An instructor explains basic technique, safety, and possible routes before you paddle toward sea caves, quiet coves, beaches, and Sveti Nikola Island.

“Ha estado bn pero nadie te guía ni te dice dónde ir ni te recomienda sitios. Vas tú donde quieras no te indican sobre las corrientes ni nada. Si el agua está calmada genial pero a veces dan ráfagas de viento y a mi tía y a mí nos volcó el kayak y nadie nos ayudó, ni se dieron cuenta y porque pude nadar hasta el kayak sino ahí nos quedábamos en medio del mar sin nadie q nos socorriese. Asiq ir con el agua un poco regular mal, pero con el agua calmada muy bn puedes ir a las cuevas y todo.”

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