On the left side of the Rucica beach when facing the sea, where you will see a sign for the "Life on Mars Hike Trail" and kayaks (Beach Ručica, 53296, Metajna, Croatia)
The trip was amazing. I have never kayaked at night and I have never seen so many stars in the sky. It was an unforgettable experience
The kayak tour was a true highlight of our trip! The perfect weather— a pleasant 25-degree Celsius, inviting sea and a starry sky—set the stage for an unforgettable experience. The impressive kayaks not only looked great but also glided incredibly easily on the water. Marco, our guide, was not only kind and helpful but also led us into secret coves we could only have dreamed of. The three-hour paddle was pleasantly tiring for everyone, and we left with an experience we'll remember forever.
The group consists of a maximum of 40 participants, with one guide for every 20 people. A pick-up service from and to Novalja is available for an additional fee of 15 euros per person. Please contact the provider after booking to arrange this.
You will receive a 20 L waterproof bag to store your personal belongings such as your camera, documents, dry clothes, food, and drinks.
The kayaks are designed for two adults. There is also an extra seat in the middle for a child under 10 years old.
The tour includes a high-quality kayak, paddles, a life jacket, and a 20 L waterproof bag. A certified guide will accompany you. Neoprene suits (shorts) and shoes are also provided in case of cold or windy weather.
The minimum age to participate is 5 years old. Children between 5 and 10 must use the middle seat and cannot paddle. The minimum age to paddle is 10. Participants need to be in good physical health and know how to swim.
You should bring a shirt (a long-sleeved one in case of cold weather), a swimsuit, a beach towel, an extra pair of socks, and sandals or water shoes. If you wear glasses, it is recommended to bring a string for them.
The tour has a total duration of 3 hours, during which you will paddle a distance of approximately 7 km.










