Kayak & canoe · MALTA KAYAK TOURS
The 4 best malta kayak tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long you are on the water and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
From Sensi Watersports below Sensi Lido in St Thomas Bay, you’ll learn basic paddling, then set out on a self-guided route toward the Munxar Window and Hofriet Window. Staff such as Adrian and Nani offer practical tips, with single and double kayaks available.
“Was great experience get to sunbath on a secluded beach”
Starting at Hondoq Bay, guides Chris, Viv, Frank, Andrew, and Laura lead beginner-friendly kayak trips across the Gozo Channel to Comino. Expect caves, arches, swimming stops, coastal stories, and about 2.5 hours on the water. Routes change with wind and sea conditions.
“My two teenagers and I had a wonderful adventure with kayaking! Our tour guide, Laura, was a fantastic instructor. We were in a small group with another family of four, and everyone felt comfortable and enjoyed visiting beautiful swim spots, including blue lagoons and small caves. Laura even took lots of photos and videos to share with us right after the tour. All the other staff were very friendly, kind, and helpful. We stayed in Malta for one week, but this was definitely the best experience of our vacation. Thanks again, and we look forward to another day out there!”
Paddle from Hondoq Bay on Gozo toward Comino with guides such as Frank, Chris, Andrew, or Viv. Expect 2.5 hours on the water, cave passages, rock formations, secluded swimming spots, and a Blue Lagoon stop. Kayaking experience is not required, but you need basic fitness and swimming ability.
“An unforgettable experience! The guides were friendly, knowledgeable, and made sure everyone felt comfortable, regardless of kayaking experience. The scenery was absolutely stunning — crystal-clear waters, hidden caves, and the iconic Blue Lagoon. We had plenty of time to explore, swim, and take photos. The pace was relaxed but still adventurous, making it perfect for both beginners and seasoned paddlers.”
Start at Little Armier, the closest launch point to Coral Lagoon, and paddle out on your own for two hours. You receive a kayak, paddle, and life jacket, with staff explaining the route to the cave. Choose a single or double kayak, and use lockers for valuables.
“It was probably the best activity we had on Malta!”
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