Paddle where the river goes quiet.

Small-group kayak trips through mangrove tunnels, open lagoon and river rapids, led by guides who grew up on this water. Boats, paddles and life jackets are included.

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How a trip goes

Groups of 12 or fewer
All gear included
Free reschedule if the weather turns

How a trip goes

From the boathouse door to dry towels, most trips take about two and a half hours.

Meet at the boathouse

Arrive 15 minutes early. We check you in, fit life jackets and find everyone a dry bag for phones and keys.

Learn on dry land

Ten minutes on the beach: how to hold the paddle, steer, stop, and what to do if you tip. First timers are paddling fine within minutes.

Follow your guide

Your guide leads the line and stops whenever there is something to see: kingfishers, monitor lizards, a heron fishing the shallows.

Swim, snack, drift home

A sandbar stop with fruit and cold water, then an easy paddle back with the current. Showers and towels at the boathouse.

Three kinds of water

Mangrove tunnels

The calmest water we paddle. Narrow channels under a roof of roots and leaves, where the only sounds are your paddle and the birds. Good for first timers, families and anyone who wants to slow down.

2 hours
Calm water
Kids from 6

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The open lagoon

Wide, bright water that turns gold in the evening. A steady paddle out to a sandbar for a swim and fruit, then home with the breeze behind you. Our most popular sunset trip.

2.5 hours
Gentle current
Sunset departures

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River rapids

Class II rapids, eddies to play in and a waterfall lunch stop. You will get wet. For paddlers who have done a trip or two and want their heart rate up.

4 hours
Rapids
Adults only

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Your guides

Every guide is first-aid and swiftwater-rescue certified, and paddles these waters most days of the year.

Ravi

Lead guide, mangroves

Has paddled these channels since he was nine and can name a bird by its call before you see it.

Leah

Guide, sunset lagoon

Swiftwater rescue trainer. Knows exactly which sandbar has the best swim at every tide.

Kenji

Guide, river rapids

Former slalom racer who now teaches eddy turns with a lot of patience and a little showing off.

Before you paddle

Anything else, call the boathouse. Someone is on the dock from 6:30 every morning.

Do I need any experience?

No. The mangrove and lagoon trips are made for first timers, and the briefing covers everything you need. The river rapids trip asks for at least one previous paddle.

Can children come?

Yes, from age 6 on calm-water trips. Children paddle in a tandem kayak with an adult, so book at least one adult per child.

What should I wear?

Clothes that can get wet and dry fast, a hat, sunscreen and sandals that strap on. We provide life jackets, dry bags and spray jackets on cooler days.

What if the weather turns?

Your guide checks the wind and water every morning. If it is not safe, we move you to another time or day for free, or refund you in full.

Can I bring my phone?

Yes. Every boat gets a waterproof dry bag, and you can add a GoPro rental or a guide photographer when you book.

How do I pay?

Booking online holds your seats straight away. You pay at the boathouse on the day, by card or cash.