Stories from the water

Yes. Our trips stay in sheltered mangrove creeks, use stable sit-on-top kayaks, and start with a safety briefing and paddling lesson. You do not need experience or swimming ability.

Often, yes. The creeks stay paddleable more often than people expect, but wind and rain can cancel a trip at short notice. If we cancel for weather you get a full refund or a free reschedule, so keep a spare day in your plans.

Quick-drying clothes, water shoes or sandals with a heel strap, sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses with a strap. We provide a dry bag for your phone and keys, and drinking water.

By ferry, roughly 90 minutes to two hours depending on the boat. Book the ferry before you book the kayaking, because ferries sell out in season and can be cancelled in rough weather.

November to April is the most reliable stretch, with calm water and clear mornings. Kayaking continues through the monsoon from May to September, but trips are more often cancelled at short notice for weather.

Yes, with the right age and supervision. The minimum age is 8 on the daytime trip and 10 on the night paddle, everyone wears a fitted life jacket, and children paddle with a parent or guardian.

They show different parts of the same system: snorkeling shows you the reef, and kayaking takes you into the mangrove creeks where many reef fish start their lives. We only run kayaking, but the two pair well on one trip.

Each of our trips is ₹3,500 per person, including the kayak, paddle, life jacket, guide, dry bag and drinking water, with nothing added at checkout. See the Packages page for details of each trip.