Paddlers Paradise

Kajakweekend in West Sweden

Kayaking in one of the last wilderness and the paddlers paradise. Enjoy local food and live with the locals in your own cabin in the middle of nature.

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Kayak in West Sweden – all year around!

We offer guided kayak tours from our main kayak center in Grebbestad all year round. During the summer we also have kayak centers in the middle of Kosterhavet marine national park. West Sweden is a kayak paradise. You can rent a kayak and camping equipment for a self guided tour, borrow a tent, book a kayak weekend or join a guided kayak tour, kayak course and enjoy wild camping in the last great wilderness thanks to the public right of access. We also have gift vouchers if you would like to share the experience with someone you care for.

Kayak rental prices

Kayak model Grebbestad Koster
Kayak plastic 600 sek/day 700 sek/day
Kayak fiberglass 750 sek/day
Double kayak plastic 800 sek/day 900 sek/day
Double kayak fiberglass 1000 sek/day
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Collect kayaks 9-10 am return kayaks by 5 pm

10% discount on bookings more than 5 days
Early bird discount on bookings made more than 30 days in advance

 

Test a tent from the local brand Swedemount for free, when you rent a kayak.

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star rating  Som vanligt en magnifik upplevelse. Njuter av träningsvärken, vaggas in i djup sömn av vågornas brus och knastret från elden. Minns dagen med vännerna, i vågorna. Äventyret med vännerna, guidade... read more

534christerh
1 January, 1970

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Amazing place to enjoy and learn kayaking I can suggest for the beginners as well 🙂 Marccus is really good with the beginners and he knows you gonna fall 🙂 If the wind is calm and marccus is in good mood (which he is always I believe) you can have best time ! Try the guided tour suggested by marccus and it can be great fun 🙂

Ishan Parikh Avatar Ishan Parikh

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positive review  We had a brilliant day with Marcus. Great kayaking, amazing equipment and brilliant food. Couldn’t recommend highly enough!

Nick Taylor Avatar Nick Taylor
28 December, 2017

The public right of access gives us the right to room free and enjoy what nature has to offer. But is also comes with a responsibility and that is to not destroy or disturb. But we have higher ambitions than that, we would like to leave green footprints behind. Green footprints means that we leave the nature in better condition then when we arrived by collecting plastic and other rubbish on our tours and every time we go outdoors. Read more about our clean up and sustainability projects.