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Budva Sea Kayak Tour to Petrovac Islands
- Duration6 hours
- Max Travelers8 people
- Free CancellationUp to 24 hrs
- CategoryAdventure Tours, Agent Low Quality Product
Overview
This guided winter tour turns Budva’s coastline into a calm sea-kayak loop. We start at Slovenska Beach and paddle in a small group below the Old Town walls and rocky shore, then continue to coastal caves. The guide leads you into Pigeon Cave and low sea passages that are only practical by kayak.
The second part focuses on St Nicholas Island. We land near a small chapel linked to medieval travellers and crusader stories, take a short walk and have a light snack, then follow the wilder side of the island under the Lovers’ Arch and out towards the lighthouse at the far tip.
On calm days the guide also points out St Sava’s shoal, a shallow strip that seems to stretch from the island back towards Budva. Sea kayaks with spray skirts, winter waterproof suits and buoyancy aids make this a realistic cold-season adventure for reasonably fit beginners and intermediate paddlers.
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What's included
Dry bag
Neoprene spray skirt for each paddler
Light snack during the break on St Nicholas Island
Life jacket
Photos and videos
Sea kayak (single or double)
Basic safety and paddling instruction
What's Not included
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Other food and drinks
Itinerary
We meet at our EDDY start point on Slovenska Beach. Look for the EDDY flags. Here we prepare the kayaks, give out the equipment, explain the route, and run a basic paddling and safety briefing before launching. Then we leave Budva from the water, passing out of the busy beach area and starting the route south. This first section helps the group settle into the kayaks and find a steady rhythm.
We cross toward St. Nicholas Island and pass by the natural rock arch known as Loversu2019 Arch. It is one of the first strong visual points of the route and marks the transition from Budva Bay into the open coastline.
After St. Nicholas Island, the route follows a longer coastal stretch with cliffs, clear water, and open sea views. This is where the tour starts to feel like a proper coastal crossing rather than a short local paddle. We continue toward Sveti Stefan and paddle past the island-hotel from the water, seeing one of Montenegrou2019s most iconic coastal landmarks from sea level.
We stop in a small hidden bay for a short rest and light snacks before continuing toward Petrovac. This is the main reset point of the route, a chance to land, stretch, swim if conditions allow, and get ready for the next section.
The route continues along the Reu017eeviu0107i coast, one of the quieter parts of this stretch. Depending on the season and water flow, we may pass the Reu017eeviu0107i waterfall, which is stronger in winter and early spring.
We pass the abandoned Hotel AS area near Peraziu0107a Do. The huge unfinished structure stands right on the coast and creates a sharp contrast with the natural landscape around it.
The final part of the tour brings us toward the islands in front of Petrovac. This is the closing highlight of the route: open water, rocky islands, and the feeling that you have crossed a real piece of the Montenegrin coastline by kayak.
The final part of the tour brings us toward the islands in front of Petrovac. This is the closing highlight of the route: open water, rocky islands, and the feeling that you have crossed a real piece of the Montenegrin coastline by kayak.
We finish the route in the Petrovac area, depending on weather, sea conditions, and group pace. The exact final landing point may be adjusted by the guides for safety and comfort.
Good to know
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.