• Andaman Nicobar
  • Goa
  • Uttarakhand
  • Kayaking
  • Multi adventure trip
  • 1
  • 3
  • ₹ 500 - ₹ 17500

Kayaking in India TripsDone

Beginner's kayaking course in Rishikesh
days 3
Bioluminescence night kayaking in Havelock
days 1
Bioluminescence night kayaking in Havelock Havelock ,Andaman Nicobar
Day Kayaking in Goa
days 1
Bioluminescence Night Kayaking at Havelock Island
days 1
Day kayaking at Port Blair
days 1
Day kayaking at Port Blair Port Blair ,Andaman Nicobar
Moonlight Kayaking in Goa
days 1
Day Kayaking at Havelock Island
days 1
Day Kayaking at Havelock Island Havelock ,Andaman Nicobar
Kayaking and Snorkelling in Havelock
days 1
Kayaking and Snorkelling in Havelock Havelock ,Andaman Nicobar
Mangrove kayaking on Havelock Island
days 1
Mangrove kayaking on Havelock Island Havelock ,Andaman Nicobar
Sal Backwaters Kayaking Trip in Goa
days 1
Basic Kayaking Course in Rishikesh
days 3
Basic Kayaking Course in Rishikesh Rishikesh ,Uttarakhand
Cruise and Kayaking in Goa
days 1

Kayaking in India

Kayaking in India

Kayaking in India may not be a mainstream activity just yet, but it is quickly gaining popularity. If you would like to explore kayaking in India, there are some great options for both river and sea kayaking in India. The best locations for kayaking include the Zanskar river, Goa, Maharashtra, and rivers in Uttarakhand.

River kayaking in India: Ladakh

Kayaking on the Zanskar is one of the most exhilarating experiences you’ll ever have. You’ll start in Leh, but will have to allow one day for your body to acclimatize before you start any adventure activity. You’ll drive through Kargil, and into the valley of the Zanskar. Many expeditions for kayaking in India begin here. A Zanskar expedition takes about 10-11 days, and will take you down the spectacular Zanskar gorge.

Sea kayaking in India: Goa

If you want to gain a visual treat, go river kayaking in Goa. Spend some time on the Zuari, Mandovi, Sal backwaters, and the Nerul River. You’ll enjoy the peace and tranquility as you glide through the serene waters, spotting local flora and fauna along the way. You will paddle through the mangroves and local fishing villages, giving you a chance to interact with the locals. Kayaking in Goa gives you a wonderful new perspective on this popular tourist spot.

River kayaking in India: Maharashtra

About a two-hour drive from Mumbai, Kolad is known to be the adventure hub of Maharashtra. Travelers flock here especially to try river rafting on the rapids. In the peaceful stretches, you can try your hand at river kayaking.

River kayaking in India: Rishikesh

While Rishikesh is known largely for its whitewater rafting, there are professional guides available to instruct beginners who want to try a kayaking adventure. You’ll be kayaking in the peaceful stretches of the river, with gorgeous landscapes all around.

Although it is taking some time for kayaking to become a mainstream activity, it is slowly being picked up in India. With kayaking, you will not only gain some great exercise, but also witness some of India’s best scenic sights.