• SUP - KAYAK - ME - TOURS - Depart from Slovenska Beach: Gather on the beach, equip with winter suits and spray skirts, review basic paddling and safety, then embark along the serene winter coastline.
• Old Town - Paddle beneath the Old Town walls and citadel, exploring small beaches and rocks, while the guide provides a brief introduction to the bay’s history.
• Pigeon Cave - Navigate into Pigeon Cave and nearby sea passages by kayak, staying close to cliffs, rock formations, and sheltered coves.
• Sveti Nikola Island - Crusaders’ Chapel on St Nicholas Island:
  Land near a small island chapel associated with medieval travelers and crusader legends, take a short walk, enjoy a light snack, and learn about the island’s historical significance.
• 7V64+8PR - Lovers’ Arch:
  Follow the rocky shoreline beneath the natural rock span known locally as the Lovers’ Arch and continue along the island’s wilder side.
• 7V55+J73 - Lighthouse point & open sea:
  At the far end of St Nicholas Island, reach the small lighthouse, pause for open-sea views and photos, then begin the return journey towards Budva.
• 7RGX+HF2 - St Sava’s Shoal: On calm days, highlight the shallow strip known as St Sava’s shoal, best visible when the sea is calm, and briefly share the local legend of a saint walking across the water.

• Dry bag
• Waterproof winter suit / drysuit for each participant
• Neoprene spray skirt for each paddler
• Light snack during the break on St Nicholas Island
• Life jacket
• Photos and videos
• Sea kayak (single or double)
• Basic safety and paddling instruction

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Other food and drinks

This winter tour offers a serene sea-kayaking experience along Budva’s coastline. The journey begins at Slovenska Beach, where participants paddle in a small group beneath the Old Town walls and along the rocky shoreline, before exploring coastal caves. The guide leads the group into Pigeon Cave and through low sea passages, accessible only by kayak.

The second segment of the tour highlights St Nicholas Island. Participants disembark near a quaint chapel associated with medieval travelers and crusader tales, enjoy a brief walk and a light snack, then explore the island’s wilder side, passing under the Lovers’ Arch and heading towards the lighthouse at the island’s tip.

On calm days, the guide also points out St Sava’s shoal, a shallow stretch that appears to extend from the island back to Budva. Equipped with sea kayaks featuring spray skirts, winter waterproof suits, and buoyancy aids, this tour is an ideal cold-season adventure for reasonably fit beginners and intermediate paddlers.

• Not suitable for seniors over 80
• Not suitable for people over 115kg

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.