Stockholm: 2-Hour Guided Kayak Tour in City Center Tickets

Stockholm Guided Kayak Tour in City Center

Paddle through Stockholm's historic waterways on this 2-hour guided kayak adventure that starts from Långholmen, a former prison island turned green oasis. Your expert guide provides all equipment including life jacket, spraydeck and paddle, plus comprehensive safety instructions that make this tour perfect for beginners and experienced kayakers alike.

Glide past Stockholm's most recognisable landmarks as you explore the city from water level. You'll paddle alongside Stockholm City Hall and the elegant Norrmälarstrand waterfront, learning local stories and history from your English or Swedish-speaking guide. The route continues around peaceful Reimersholme island, where you'll discover the ruins of an old wool mill whilst escaping the city crowds.

This family-friendly Stockholm tour combines outdoor adventure with cultural exploration, offering a unique perspective on the Swedish capital that you simply cannot get from street level.

What is Included

• 2-hour guided kayak tour
• Life jacket and spraydeck
• Paddle and safety equipment
• Professional instruction and safety briefing
• English or Swedish-speaking guide
• Weather monitoring for safe conditions

Good to Know

The tour lasts 2 hours and departs from Långholmen Kajak. Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled departure time for equipment fitting and safety briefing. You'll need basic swimming ability and should wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing. The guide provides all safety equipment, but food and beverages are not included, so bring water and snacks if needed.

This leisurely-paced tour suits all ages and fitness levels, making it ideal for families, couples, and solo travellers looking to experience Stockholm from a different angle. Weather conditions are closely monitored to ensure your safety throughout the paddle.

After exploring Stockholm's waterways by kayak, consider discovering more of the city with a Stockholm archipelago boat tour to see the stunning island landscapes beyond the city centre, or delve into Swedish history at the Vasa Museum to see the remarkably preserved 17th-century warship.