Sea Kayaking Vrsar Archipelago is a must-do activity while in Istria, Croatia. Enjoy a sea kayaking tour through Vrsar Island and the beautiful coastline. Vrsar archipelago consists of 18 uninhabited islands, so if you are into it you can visit some of the islands and spend a day in solitude and peace. It has all types of beaches, sandy, pebbly and rocky and there are many hidden coves and bays to explore.
Vrsar is a small town situated on the western Istrian coast, near the Lim Channel. It started developing on a hill but now it is expanding along the coast. It has about 2700 inhabitants who are now primarily engaged in tourism; in the past, this was a fishermen’s town.
If you want to experience a vacation different from just swimming and enjoying the sun, with a bit more adventure, then the sea kayaking Vrsar Archipelago tour is perfect for you. Those who like to travel will enjoy exploring the coast, nature, monuments, culture, and art.
Pickup included
9:00-10:00 Meeting with guide and transportation to the starting point - You will meet with your guide in Poreč / Vrsar area and have the local transfer of approx 20 min to the start point at Vrsar. The guide will introduce you to a tour and equipment and have a safety talk.
10:00 Start of the tour - Start of the tour from Vrsar marina.
11:15-12:00 Break - It is time to relax on a small beach on one of the islands of the Vrsar archipelago.
12:00-13:30 Return and end of the trip - After a break and relax we are start paddling back. At the end of the trip, you can enjoy yourself in a local beach bar for a drink.
13:30-14:00 Transfer back - After the end of the trip and equipment restore you will have to organize the transfer back to the Poreč/Vrsar area.
We will meet at the sea kayak start point at the walking board next to the restaurant Trost in Vrsar town. If you will need parking place you can contact me for suggestions.
Rovinj is a charming coastal town in Istria, known for its Venetian architecture, narrow cobbled streets, and stunning Adriatic views. It's a blend of Italian and Croatian cultures, offering a rich historical tapestry, vibrant art scene, and beautiful natural surroundings.
A stunning 18th-century Baroque church dedicated to Rovinj's patron saint, offering panoramic views of the town and the Adriatic Sea.
A labyrinth of narrow, cobbled streets filled with Venetian-style buildings, charming squares, and hidden gems.
A beautiful forested park with walking trails, picnic areas, and stunning views of the Adriatic Sea.
A small but fascinating aquarium showcasing the marine life of the Adriatic Sea.
Handmade pasta with a creamy truffle sauce, a specialty of the Istrian region.
A traditional fish stew made with a variety of local seafood and flavored with garlic and vinegar.
A slow-cooked dish of meat or seafood with vegetables, cooked under a bell-like lid with hot coals.
A sweet dessert wine made from local grapes, often paired with cheese or desserts.
This is the peak tourist season with warm, sunny weather perfect for beach activities and exploring the town. The sea is at its warmest, ideal for swimming and water sports.
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Rovinj is generally a safe destination with low crime rates. However, it's important to take basic precautions to protect yourself and your belongings, especially in tourist areas and during the peak summer season.
Rovinj Bus Station
Buses are the primary mode of public transport. They are affordable and frequent, but schedules can be irregular.
Available • Apps: Camme, Bolt
Car, Bike, Scooter
A historic Roman city with well-preserved amphitheaters, temples, and a beautiful coastline.
A scenic fjord-like inlet with clear waters, surrounded by lush greenery and picturesque villages.
A group of 14 islands with a rich history, beautiful beaches, and diverse wildlife.
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