Kayaking offers a unique and serene way to explore the indented coastline and hidden coves of Istria, with a well-developed rental network allowing for flexible coastal adventures.
**There is probably no easier and more beautiful way of discovering the details of the indented coast and islands than by kayak. **
Gliding silently and easily, the kayak enables you to take a peek at the hidden places of the coast, to visit hidden coves, to see the coast of Istria from the seaside, and perhaps even to swim in the turquoise sea in the shadow of the pines.
Along the coast of Istria, there are numerous attractions waiting to be discovered on kayak trips near towns and villages, as well as in the deserted coastal areas. A wide kayak rental network enables you renting of kayaks every 10 to 15 km of the coast, so that you can travel the entire coast of Istria in kayak in only several days by paddling only couple of hours a day.
Kayak tours:
Bijela uvala in Funtana is an attractive snorkeling destination on the western Istrian coast, featuring two unique caves and a rich underwater world of colorful algae, warty crabs, and diverse fish species.
Rt Zub on the Lanterna peninsula in Tar-Vabriga offers a unique snorkeling experience with clear waters, diverse marine life, and historical significance as a former strategic maritime hub.
Girandella is a beautiful snorkeling location in Rabac, featuring a unique reef structure, diverse marine life, and clear waters ideal for underwater exploration.
Bijela uvala in Funtana is an attractive snorkeling location featuring two small caves, diverse marine life including warty crabs and colorful sea slugs, and beautiful coastal scenery.
Porto Bus is a beautiful cove on the Bale coast, offering a unique snorkeling experience within a special paleontological reserve where dinosaur fossils have been discovered.
Diga is a popular snorkeling location in Novigrad, situated along the municipal breakwater, offering shallow waters, rocky seabeds, and the chance to spot diverse marine life like seahorses and sea bream.