No. **You don’t need previous kayaking experience.** Beginners can usually participate with basic instructions and guidance from the instructor.

Yes, kayaking can be safe for non-swimmers when proper safety precautions are followed. Always wear a properly fitted life jacket, choose calm and shallow water, stay with a trained instructor or guide, and avoid strong currents or rough conditions. Beginners should take a safety briefing before starting.

Bring a properly fitted life jacket, quick-dry clothing, water shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses with a strap, hat, waterproof phone pouch, drinking water, snacks, and a small first-aid kit. For cooler weather, carry a light jacket. Avoid carrying valuables, loose items, or anything that cannot get wet.

If the weather is bad, sightseeing or travel routes may be changed, delayed, or cancelled for safety reasons. Certain areas may become inaccessible due to rain, snowfall, landslides, or road closures. Our team will assist with suitable alternatives wherever possible. Additional costs may apply for changes, depending on availability and local conditions.