Based at Dinham Farm near Wadebridge, Cornish Kayaking provides exceptional kayak tours that showcase the natural beauty of the Camel Estuary and surrounding coastline. Their tours cater to individuals, families, and groups, ensuring that everyone, regardless of experience, can enjoy the thrill of kayaking in Cornwall. With no prior experience required, participants can learn essential kayaking skills under the watchful eyes of knowledgeable guides, making it an ideal activity for those seeking adventure and fun on the sea.
Cornish Kayaking offers two primary types of tours: Low Tide and A to B. The Low Tide tours begin at Dinham Farm, with a short drive to Porthilly Cove. After a brief lesson on the beach, paddlers embark on a journey downriver towards the mouth of the estuary, exploring the infamous Doom Bar and enjoying various stops along the way before returning with the tide. The A to B tours also start at Dinham Farm and utilize the tides to navigate the middle stretches of the estuary, passing sites like the abandoned Penquean slate quarry and observing local wildlife such as swans, geese, and oyster catchers.
In addition to guided tours, Cornish Kayaking offers equipment hire through a convenient click-and-collect service from their base at Dinham Farm. This central location provides easy access to nearby spots like Polzeath, Port Isaac, Wadebridge, Rock, and Padstow, allowing adventurers to explore the coastline and surf at various beaches independently. With well-maintained kayaks, wetsuits, and accessories available, Cornish Kayaking ensures you have everything needed for a memorable paddling experience