Malta’s Most Popular Sea Kayaking Routes
Explore some of Malta’s most spectacular sea kayaking routes, from hidden caves and sheltered bays to dramatic cliffs and offshore islands.
These are only a selection of the routes we guide.
Our final location is chosen according to weather, sea conditions and paddling experience.
#5
Island Hopping
These tours are for the more advanced paddlers as the km count is generally 15km or more, and by far among them, this is their favorite tour.
We start from Malta or Gozo, and island hop from either to Kemmuna.
You can check out this page for pics and click here for a video.
#4
Coral Lagoon/Slugs Bay
There is always something special about visiting these amazing places! We have several locations we depart from, either Ramla, Armier, Little Armier, and even Ghadira and Mistra Bay! It all depends on your ability level and we can customise longer or shorter routes for you and your group. Watch a video, by clicking here!
#3
San Tumas to Il-Hofriet/St. Peter's Pool
San Tumas is an excellent starting point as straight away, you'll be amazed by the Munxar Arch, the stunning white cliffs, caves, a sea tunnel, and rock formations that will blow your mind!!! Also, nothing beats swimming at St. Peter's Pool from a kayak!
Watch a video HERE
#2
Mistra Bay to Selmun/St. Paul's Islands
Mistra is definitely on the list as the relatively sheltered bay offers protection from the high winds we often have. If the sea allows, we go to Selmun or beyond, if not, we can explore around St. Paul's Islands, and maybe get lucky seeing some dolphins!
Watch a video HERE
#1
The Grand Harbour & Three Cities (Valletta) Tour
This is not only a crowd favortite, it is one of our own personal favorites as the shertered bay allows abilaiites of all levels to have fun in a safe environment, free from the winds and swells of the open sea. It's also the most beautiful port in all of Europe! We love to tell stories and facts about what you're seeing along the way. Watch the record breaker HERE, advanced paddlers can leave from Manoel Island to get to the featured photo shot. .