Sunset Kayaking at Havelock
The yellow sun is turning red and you see it hide behind the mountains. That’s evening kayaking at Havelock for you. You’ll see fishermen returning with their day’s earnings and ferries returning, bringing people back home. There’s calm over chaos.
Featured in the National Geographic, The Times, and the Atlas, what’s a better place to kayak than to head to Captain Hooks? Nafeesa and Qutub. Known for his fun commentary along with practical tips, kayaking with Captain Hooks is a one-time experience.
Reasons to Book this Activity
- Witness breathtaking sunsets over the crystal clear waters of Havelock Island
- Explore mangrove coves and shimmering waters in the golden hour
- Enjoy a relaxing and peaceful experience on the water
- Capture stunning photographs of the sunset
- Enjoy the thrills of kayaking in an island
Full Schedule
On the day of the activity, you should present at kayaking starting point where you will meet your guide and kayaks.
You will get to choose between a single- or double-person kayak
The guide will fix the route as per availability and brief you on how to use the kayaks, oars, life jackets etc. You will get all the details of the route and plan for the tour
You will sit in your kayaks and go in the open sea for 10 minutes before reaching the dense mangroves. The guide and your group will be with you
Explore breathtaking sunsets over the crystal clear waters of Havelock Island
Your unforgettable kayaking tour will end at the same point it started from
Basic Information
- It is recommended to bring along a change of clothes, a small towel, waterproof sandals, and a waterproof case for your phone.
- Kayaking is a quick and easy skill to pick up, typically taught within a 10-minute lesson.
- You’ll be provided with life jackets, eliminating the need for swimming skills during your kayaking experience.
- The minimum age requirement for night kayaking is 7 years of age.
- Kayaking is not recommended for individuals with a fear of water, those who are physically disabled, have respiratory illnesses, or chronic lower-back issues.
What is Included
- Certified Instructor
- Kayak
- Rowing Oars
- Life Jacket
- Water Bottle
- Dry bags
What is Excluded
- Food & Beverages
- Pick up and Drop
Cancellation Policy
- Free cancellation upto 24 hours before the starting time of the activity.
- Free rescheduling upto 24 hours before the starting time of the activity.
FAQ’s
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How tiring is kayaking?
Kayaking is similar to trekking. We keep moving at a constant pace and take breaks from time to time. Moving in water is more efficient than land. To cover the same distance, kayaking takes less energy than trekking. It is an excellent workout for the upper body.
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I don’t know swimming, can I go for Kayaking?
Absolutely, you will be provided a life jacket while kayaking. In the past, many participants who didn’t know how to swim have kayaked with us & enjoyed it thoroughly!
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Is Kayaking in the Andamans safe?
Kayaking is perfectly safe if done with reputed vendors who have the experience and a deep understanding of the sea. AT GO2ANDAMAN, we only work with operators who have the right credentials & certifications. We test out the experience ourselves before deciding on who we’ll work with.
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What is Kayaking?
- Kayaking is a water-sport that involves moving on water with a small boat-like structure with the help of a double-sided paddle or oar. There are single- and double-seater kayaks.
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What should you carry with you while kayaking?
- Change of clothes
- Swimwear
- Small Towel
- Sunscreen (more than SPF 35)
- Waterproof Case for your phone
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What to wear while Kayaking in the Andamans?
Wear comfortable clothes – t-shirts, shorts and track pants are some of the comfortable options. If possible, wear a full sleeve t-shirt to avoid sunburns.
Avoid jeans or cotton t-shirts as these tend to stay wet for long. Choose quick-dry clothes instead.
For footwear, choose flip-flops, water sandals or paddling shoes. Anything that is waterproof and light will work.
From: ₹2,500 inc. GST
