Kayak rental offers a great opportunity to enjoy the flow of the river and the tranquility of nature without traveling far from Vilnius, while also admiring the wonderful views of the city.
Book a kayak tripPaddle through the heart of the city, viewing historic architecture and lively urban settings from a unique vantage point on the water.
Or escape the city’s bustle by exploring tranquil waterways that meander through lush landscapes and peaceful environments.
Discover the dual charm of Vilnius with our versatile kayaking routes that let you experience both the vibrant city atmosphere from the river and the serene natural surroundings outside the urban area.
Neris
Easy
10 km. (about 2 h.)
from 16 Eur/per. Neris Easy 15 km. (about 3 h.) from 17 Eur/per. Neris Easy 16 km. (about 4 h.) from 18 Eur/per. neris + Vilnelė Easy 12 km. (about 3 h.) from 20 Eur/per Vokė Easy 9 km. (about 2 h.) from 25 Eur/per. Vokė Easy 10 km. (about 2,5 h.) from 19 Eur/per.. Vokė Easy 15 km. (about 3 h.) from 20 Eur/per.
Bring a hat with you.
Your shoes and clothes may get wet.
Your items must be protected from water.
You can leave your items in our car. But we are not responsible for your valuables!
Consider protection from the sun with clothing or cream.
Don't forget to bring drinking water with you.
Arrive at least half an hour earlier.
Kayaking takes place in any weather!
For those who are just starting out with kayaking or planning trips with small children, we recommend choosing calm, low-flow water bodies without major obstacles. For example, lakes, Žeimena, Neris, etc. are suitable.
Before the trip, we provide maps, detailed route descriptions, and life jackets free of charge. We recommend that parents with children up to 3-4 years of age provide personal life jackets for their offspring.
We recommend booking kayak and other tourist equipment as early as possible to ensure the availability of the desired equipment.
When kayaking in a two-seater kayak, it’s important to consider the composition of the crew. For individuals of different physical builds, it’s advisable to seat the heavier member at the back of the kayak, as this ensures easier control. If the crew consists of individuals of different genders, typically, the man sits at the back, and children – at the front. Remember, the person sitting at the back of the kayak performs the rowing and steering functions, while the person at the front assists, so the choice of seats should match the crew’s abilities and kayaking strategy.
Yes, paddles are provided to all customers completely free of charge =)
