Guatemala · CANOES & KAYAKS
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The 9 best canoe & kayak trips in Guatemala, strongest first. Every entry carries its price, its length, and the detail that separates it from the one underneath it.
Bike, kayak, and hike in Antigua’s St. John’s area, ending at historic Fort James. Small group, real views, great value for $130.
“We had a great time on this excursion! We highly recommend it. Giles was a terrific guide, gave us all kinds of great information and interesting stories. Loved each part of it. The beach we stopped at was gorgeous. The fort was a great find! Definitely book it!”
Half-day Antigua tour with mangrove kayaking, Cades Reef snorkeling, pickup, snorkeling gear, rum punch, and optional lunch.
“Fantastic, professional & super fun experience for our family! The guides and crew were perfect for our entire family, ages 9 through 69! Would highly recommend”
Antigua glass kayak and snorkeling eco tour with round-trip transfer. Paddle calm mangrove bays, see sea life below, then snorkel the reef.
“Paddling was hard work in non-calm waters. Snorkling was good value and the staff looked after us very well”
Transparent kayak drone photo shoot in Antigua with posing help and overhead shots, plus a 4-6 business day email photo delivery.
“If I could give 10 stars I would! Our photographer and his assistant were extremely patient with my girls trip group. It began raining and he allowed for us to wait for the rain showers to pass and then began shooting again once the sun came out. I have over 100 photos and videos from this experience. And they look fantastic!”
Kayak, paddle board, and snorkel from Galleon Beach to Nelson’s Dockyard in Antigua, with gear, pickup, and turtle spotting.
“Everything about this excursion was amazing! Chevonne is the perfect guide, you will not be disappointed!”
Antigua zipline and eco-kayaking combo from St. John's with rainforest runs, mangroves, snorkeling at Great Bird Island, and lunch.
“Amazing day and great way to pack in multiple activities! My family loved the zip lining, lunch was great, and then finished up with kayaking and snorkeling in the beautiful water!! Rum to finish the trip off was the perfect ending. We did this with our 2 kids (10 and 12) and they loved it all too! Highly recommend.”
Private 3-hour snorkel in Antigua at Cades Bay reef, stingrays and turtles, with pickup, rum punch, and optional power snorkel.
“Awful!! Got only 2H of a beach, we had been tried to reschedule to a different time, etc just BAD!!!”
Kayak Lake Atitlan’s rugged north shore, then hike Mayan paths through Tzununa, Jaibalito and Santa Cruz with small-group guides.
Paddle Antigua’s mangroves in a clear kayak with expert guides, learn the ecosystem up close, and spot wildlife in about an hour.
“Brittany and her team were excellent. Her communication the night before, and morning of, our adventure was clear. During the trip she demonstrated her vast knowledge of not just the mangroves but the island ecosystem. We learned a Read more”
