Guided kayak tours

Important information

I do not require any prior knowledge; I have tours for both beginners and experienced swimmers. However, I assume that you know how to swim and that you are at least 15 years old. Those who are under 15 years old can be accompanied by a parent in the double kayak or in a single kayak under the parent's responsibility. You should wear functional clothing (training or leisure wear) that is easy to move around in and dries faster (than cotton, which cools you down when it gets wet). You should bring water, sunglasses, cap or similar, swimming shoes (neoprene shoes are available for rent in limited supply - remember to wear a pair of thin socks in these shoes. The socks will get wet.), swimwear, rainwear, sunscreen and a change of clothes to pack in a tight pack.

I have kayaks in different sizes to accommodate different sized people. However, the maximum limit on my kayaks is a height of about 195 cm and a weight of about 100 kg. Please state your height, weight and shoe size when booking.

Please read these safety conditions before the kayak tour.

Please prepare yourself by reading the general safety conditions before the kayak tour.

I am confident in performing peer rescue if needed, I also have a tow line and bilge pump with me out, as well as a first aid kit. I have updated CPR skills and GSRT skills (basic safety and rescue techniques) under the auspices of the Swedish Canoe Association. I have completed Friluftsfrämjandet's kayak leader training, level 1 and 2, and NOL's WFA (Wilderness First Aid). Last but not least, I am also a certified nature guide, according to the industry organization Naturturismföretagen's criteria, and am thus considered a professional nature guide.