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Fjords, Islands & Sounds Route

Quick Details

  • Duration: 6 hrs
  • Departure Time: Each hour from 09:00 a.m. to 01:00 p.m.
  • Level of Difficulty: Moderate
  • Included:
    • Certified guide(s)
    • Homemade picnic lunch (we are happy to accommodate all dietary restrictions)
    • Paddle
    • Personal flotation device (PFD)
    • Spray skirt
    • Poggies - for cold hands (optional gear)
    • Dry bags - small for phones & cameras (optional gear)
    • Splash jackets & pants - if needed (optional gear)
  • Day Trip Lunches: Monkfish Café - Featuring a menu made famous by Kayak More Tomorrow’s Outdoor Chefs who have created delicious Al Fresco meals for thousands of outdoor adventurers. Specializing in outstanding dishes made from ecological, natural raw ingredients that are formed into rich, high energy meals; of course, our famous fresh baked salubrious snacks coupled with natural juice blends & healthy Smoothies. Here you will experience wholesome goodness from nature’s bounty that will boost your adventuring to new heights, and you may even pair our hearty outdoor cuisine with refreshing wines & beers. Our outdoor chefs are adept in crating salubrious fare for all tastes and dietary requirements including Vegan options. On the day of your day adventure, your guide will stop by our Monkfish Café and pick up a specially prepared picnic lunch for your group to boost and refuel you on your adventure with us. Monkfish Café menus are based on traditional Norwegian cuisine that is heavily influenced by Norway’s vast shoreline, well-established dairy farms, and a short summer season; thus, you will find the Norwegian table laden with fish, rich cheeses, root vegetables and berries.
Adult 13 and older
€130
Child 12 and younger
€105

Circumnavigation Fjords Kayak Tour

Escape the city! Head to Borgund Fjord, keeping the southern city sights, sounds, and smells on our left, we paddle its glistening waters; float through Nørve Sound to the entrance of Ellingsøyfjord with its fairytale islands. We enjoy a wholesome picnic lunch on a lush green island seemingly miles from urbanization.

Jumping on the water again heading west with Ålesund still on our left, we complete our circumnavigation passing by her northern harbor guarded by its 175-year-old navigational beacon and the last remaining buildings of Old Ålesund, we seek out the Asp Island bridge the entrance to Ålesund’s Southern harbor.

Our kayaks glide easily through the harbor, past a 103-year-old historical landmark, and on towards our take-out point; finally, with the city’s southern skyline chiseled on a seemingly painted backdrop of the majestic Sunnmøre Alps, our landing site comes into view.

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