Guided kayak tour from Herøy Coastal Museum
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About the trip
A kayak trip in the archipelago around Herøya includes fantastic nature experiences between a number of islands, islets, skerries and sheltered coves.
Paddling in this area with more than a thousand years of maritime history will bring you close to nature and a hiking experience out of the ordinary!
On the trip, you'll be able to explore the wildlife in the clear water, see fish and perhaps crabs under the kayak, and if you look up, you can take part in the rich birdlife in the area.
Herøya has been a good and safe port for seafarers since the Viking Age, and both the north and south sides of the island have provided rest for travelers before and after sailing around Stad (Vestkapp). Today, in addition to the museum with a guided tour, museum café and shop, you'll find the old church town from the Middle Ages and a lovely recreation and hiking area. Herøya is also one of the selected pilgrimage destinations along the coastal pilgrimage route that runs from Egersund to Nidaros.
Included in the activity
- Guide
- Kayak, life jacket, paddle stretcher, splash cover
- Guided tour at Herøy Coastal Museum after the kayak tour
The tour starts at Herøy Coastal Museum. Here you will meet the guide and the other guests, get information about the tour, and necessary equipment.
Practical information:
The tour is adapted to the skill level of the guests, and you do not need to have paddling experience before the tour starts. We encourage you to bring a water bottle and something to eat, as well as warm clothes, good shoes and preferably a windproof and waterproof jacket.
Also bring sunscreen and sunglasses on nice days. The walk is 3-6 km long.