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Folegandros Kayak Adventure

Folegandros is a stark contrast from the crowded party scene of Greek Isles like Mykonos. This 8-mile long island with a mere 650 permanent residents is a haven for travelers wishing to experience traditional Greece.

Lodging | Activities |
|---|---|
Family Owned Inns | Kayak, Hike, Multi-sport |
From | Duration |
|---|---|
Folegandros | 6 days, 5 nights |
Skill Rating | Van Supported |
|---|---|
1 | Yes |
Single Supplement | Price |
|---|---|
$800 | $3,195 |
Included
Guides, ground transportation, support vehicle, lodging (based on double occupancy, single supplement applies), most meals (breakfasts and all but one dinner), all kayaking equipment, instruction.
Not Included
Air or ferry to Folegandros Island, lunches, drinks and one dinner, personal clothing and accessories, full medical, baggage and trip cancellation insurance, airport taxes and gratuities. Single Supplement: $500.
Upcoming Dates:
June 7-14, 2026
June 15-22, 2026
ITINERARY
Day 1: Your guides will meet you at the ferry port in the town of Karavostasis and transfer you to your accommodations in the tucked away beach hamlet of Agkali. After an outfitting sessions and introductory kayak paddle, you'll gather as a group for a sunset welcome reception and the first dinner of the adventure. (D)
Day 2: The counterclockwise circumnavigation begins after breakfast. The first stop is the beautiful remote Katergo Beach. You'll then make your way around the southeastern corner of Folegandros, pausing to explore the fabulous Cave of Georgitsis along the way. The route wrpas up for the day at Chocholidia Beach in the charming port town of Karavostasis. (B, D)
Day 3: Today you'll paddle the length of the northeastern coast. After a four mile paddle along towering bluffs you'll land your kayaks for a rest at Vorina Beach. Continuing northwest, you'll have the chance to enjoy Serfiotiko Beach before finishing the day's route Agios Georgios. Tonight you'll enjoy panoramic views from your accommodations in Ano Meria. (B, D)
Day 4: The paddling route today completes your circumnavigation of Folegandros. After rounding the northwest corner, you'll continue on to Livadaki Beach. One more hour of paddling along the protected southwestern shore brings you around to Agkali where the kayak journey began. In the evening you can head out on your own in the famously traditional village center and enjoy dinner at a variety of family run restaurants. (B)
Day 5: Today is all about activity options. You can opt to kayak to several islets offshore of Karavostasis (or even all the way Sikinos). Or you can opt to hike Folegandros' amazingly scenic trails. In the evening you'll gather for an unforgettable sunset hike to the Church of the Virgin Mary and take in the sunset. Your celebration dinner and reception will follow in the village center. (B, D)
Day 6: After breakfast your guides will assist in transfers to the port. Or, if you are joining the 3-day Santorini Super Supplement, you'll accompany the guides on the ferry to Santorini will the adventure will continue. (B)
Our Belize kayak and camping trip was not what anyone expected due to unseasonably windy, rainy and cool weather. But we had a grand adventure nonetheless! How many times in your life do you get a chance to help a Belizean captain right and bail his swamped boat? Learn the ebb and flow of life on a tiny uninhabited Caribbean island? See a tiger ray leaping from the water trying to shake off the eel attached to its middle? Backpedal furiously to avoid a collision with a huge loggerhead turtle swimming your way as you snorkel? Eat comforting conch stew at a picnic table, the taste heightened by the sweetness of plantains and sharpness of the ubiquitous Marie Sharp's hot sauce? We experienced all that and much more with our small group this February. Our guide and fearless leader CP was perpetually cheerful and accommodating even as we confronted multiple days of high seas after landing on Moho Caye. He gave us opportunities to kayak whenever conditions permitted but also kept us safe. The local support team of Ian and his son Shane were steady and resourceful even under adverse circumstances. In addition to providing information, guidance and motor transport when needed, they fed us well, including platters of fresh fruit and hot fry jacks cooked in a primitive outdoor kitchen. This was our fourth trip with Northwest Passage, and we are on the lookout for our next one. As always, the company and its excellent staff provided a personalized, unique and fun adventure trip. Derek Belize 2026
My son and I had a fabulous time. Crystal clear water for paddling and swimming. Great scenery. Clean, comfortable accommodations. Wonderful professional, competent, helpful, friendly and enthusiastic guides Chris and Sean. I'd do it again in a heartbeat but I think next time I'll try a different trip.
By Chuck F on Sep 30, 2024
Our family of 5 had an amazing time exploring the Apostle Islands with our guides. Our kids had a blast and will never forget this trip. We felt safe and prepared for the adventure. And to top it all off the food was terrific! One of our family members requires a gluten free diet and they were able to accommodate that with no issues. Thank you, Chris and Ted and Northwest Passage, we could not have asked for a better family trip!
By Sarah B on Sep 04, 2024
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