Sea Kayaking Lanzarote

Explore the wild areas of Lanzarote and its islands on our inclusive small group catamaran adventure!

What makes our catamaran trips so very special?

Sleeping on a catamaran, and launching and landing from one, eliminates the need to work around the problem with launching and landing through the swells at the beaches. This opens up a lot more paddling opportunities in more exposed, wild sections of coastline, and the catamaran means we can reach the islands further north and paddle some really remote areas. We'll be sleeping in a catamaran every night and paddling for 6 days, with a probable itinerary being concentrated around the north of Lanzarote and all the islands in the Chinijo archipelago - La Graciosa, Montaña Clara, Roque del Oeste and Alegranza. Normally we're not able to reach Alegranza as it's quite far for a day trip and transport would be very expensive, but it's perfect for including in the catamaran trip!

Because we can reach so many places with the catamaran, and can also do one-way paddles, there are also options to do downwind paddles along the Famara cliffs from La Graciosa to Caleta de Famara depending on the weather, or have a day sea kayak surfing somewhere like Punta Corrales or Playa Francesa on La Graciosa. The west coast also becomes more of a viable option despite the swells, because we don't have to launch and land at the beaches - we just paddle out of our catamaran in a leisurely fashion! October/early November is on average the least windy time on the island, with an average F3 wind. Water temperature is around 23 degrees and we have lovely balmy warm evenings at that time of year, with daytime temperatures normally 25-30 degrees. This is also an excellent time of year to see the seabirds before they leave their nesting colonies on the islands in the north. Expect to see a lot of Cory's shearwaters and Eleonora's falcons in particular, as well as species like Madeiran storm petrels and Bulwer's petrels. And of course the usual ospreys and Barbary falcons. Being on the sea for a full week also increases our chances of spotting some of the many species of dolphins and whales we get here. In our inagural catamaran week in 2025 we spent a day surrounded by Atlantic spotted dolphins and Risso's dolphins, and saw loggerhead turtles, a Bryde's whale and even an elusive Blainville's beaked whale!

Who this is for

This experience is perfect if you love being active and outdoors; want a unique and immersive travel experience; appreciate great company, wild places and a sense of freedom; have been waiting for the 'right time' to do something like this. Whether you come solo or with friends, you’ll leave with new connections, fantastic memories, and a wonderful feeling of being disconnected from everyday life.

What's included and what's the price?

This is an all inclusive trip - from the moment you land, everything is taken care of. No logistics, no hidden costs and above all, no stress. You just arrive and step straight into the adventure. Prices vary depending on number of guests, so the more guests (maximum of 8), the lower the cost! The catamaran will be a Lagoon 440 which has double bedrooms and a triple/quadruple bedroom, all with their own ensuite bathrooms.
Price per person is 1950€ and this gets you:
Airport transfers
Accommodation onboard a beautiful catamaran
All meals, snacks and drinks from dinner on night 1 to breakfast on checkout day. This includes alcoholic drinks!
Crew fees
All the sailing extras (fuel, harbour fees, permits, gas, towels, cleaning etc)
6 days paddling, expert guiding and coaching with carefully planned routes to the most spectacular locations
All kayaking equipment and we'll also bring snorkelling gear!

Deposit of 500€ per person is required to secure the booking (obviously this is then discounted from the final price!)

Dates for 2027:
17th - 24th October
Get in touch to book your place!