Our kayaking equipment is the best in Greece and one of the best in the whole Europe. We’ve got many kayaks available for trips and rental, both composite and plastics. Our current fleet comprises 49 singles and 10 doubles (tandem).
Why go kayaking in Greece? Greece has more than 2,000 islands, of which about 170 are inhabited; some of the easternmost Aegean islands lie just a few miles off the Turkish coast. Greece is bordered to the east by the Aegean Sea, to the south by the Mediterranean Sea, and to the west by the Ionian Sea. Only to the north and northeast does it have land borders.
Waves, wind, kayak hull, paddler height, paddler weight, all must be consider when loading a sea kayak properly for an expedition to the Greek islands and of course else where and of course a proper weather forecast check.
I’m glad to announce that since December 2016, Enjoy-Crete is now an official expedition centre by Sea Kayaking UK.
Back in 2012 I bought a Perception Essence 17 sea kayak in a shiny red color; here is a review a few years afterwards and after paddling for more than 1000 nautical miles with it.
Below you will find a review for our 4 days kayaking trip in Crete, Greece in south Chania.
The review exist on both English and Norwegian as written from our client Svein Tore during our 4 days sea kayaking journey in Crete.
My partner and I are just back from a 10 day self guided trip on Crete’s south coast (I am 4 star BCU Sea and my partner has her 3 star).
We arranged everything through Stelios (https://www.enjoy-crete.com). Here is some info on what we thought about our trip, in case you are considering going.