Sea Kayaking Trips
We have a choice of sea kayaking trips within ten minutes drive of Lower Fishguard, all within the Pembrokshire Coast National Park and we choose the best sea kayak trip on the day depending on the weather and your group. We help to cut congestion at the local “honeypots” by using the environmentally friendly Pembrokshire Coast National Park buses to get you back to your vehicle, meaning that you don’t have to sea kayak back and see the same thing twice. Bus fares are paid by us and it gives you a great opportunity to view the photos we’ve taken of you on your sea kayaking trip.
Half-Day Sea Kayaking:
Every Monday and Thursday – Adults £57 – under 15’s are required to use the front seat of our double sea kayaks £37.
On the half day sea kayak trip in Pembrokeshire, you are likely to see Gulls, Oystercatchers, Cormorants, Razorbills, Guillemots, Peregrine Falcons, Kestrels, and Buzzards. Oh, and some caves. An example half day sea kayaking trip with Mayberry Kayaking is Fishguard to Pwll Gwaelod, approximately 3hrs on the water.
Mike says..“This is an excellent trip for your first time in a sea kayak. Some people are happy to take in the views, the peace and tranquillity of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park, while others like the excitement of rockhopping and bouncing off the cliffs! The double sea kayaks are very comfortable, stable and roomy. The rudders make them very easy to handle.”
Day Sea Kayaking:
Every Tuesday and Friday, £97 – under 15’s are required to use the front seat of our double sea kayaks £72.
On our full day sea kayaking trips in Pembrokeshire, you are likely to see everything listed from the half-day sea kayaking trip as well as Choughs, Fulmars, Kittiwakes, Gannets, House Martins that live on a cliff, larger caves, beautiful scenery and seals. An example trip is Fishguard to Newport, approximately 5hrs kayaking time and 45 min lunch.
Mike says…“A day in the sea kayaks exploring the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park is great for people who have a passion for the outdoors. Coast path walkers and runners enjoy the different perspective you get from the water, you will see much more from a sea kayak looking up at the cliffs. As a climber or cyclist in Pembrokeshire you will enjoy the break that sea kayaking gives you on your holiday.”
