Canoeing

Canoeing NI

Guided Canoe Lessons, Tours, events and skills courses. Learn to Canoe on Strangford Lough, an area of outstanding natural beauty, SSSI, Marine nature reserve and Geopark. With over 2000 species of wildlife it really is a paddling haven.

Canoeing NI
Sunset Paddle & BBQ Experience
 
Get ‘at one’ with nature and experience a paddle through remote scenery. Paddle to places that other people can’t access and switch off from the daily grind. Our qualified and experienced instructors can tailor a canoe lesson to your requirements. Learn new paddle strokes, study the flora and fauna, navigate your way through a myriad of islands or overnight on a canoe trail at Salt Island Bothy.  Lessons can also be half day, full day, overnight or short expeditions. Or you can book a 2 hour lesson and tour below.

Northern Ireland is home to some unique canoe trails. Therefore, we can offer canoe hire, guided trips, courses and tailored experiences.

With a number of quirky events including our Sunset Paddle and BBQ or Foraging Afloat and we can tailor a Bushcraft Canoe Camp to your requirements. Therefore, there is likely to be something that ‘floats your boat!’

We can bring the canoes to a destination of your choice. For Instance The Quoile, Lough Erne, Strangford Lough The River Bann, The River Blackwater we are happy to show you the sights.

We have all the equipment to ensure your canoe trip is as comfortable and safe as possible. For instance, Barrels & dry bags to keep your stuff dry. Bailers to empty your boat. Throw-lines in case of emergency. Tents & camping equipment for overnight stays.

Book Now

Simply book a 2 hour canoe lesson & tour below. You can also contact us on 07909721898 or via email to discuss your specific requirements/location and we will tailor a programme to meet your needs.
Please read our booking terms and conditions before booking.

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