Ciudad de Arrecife

C. Amigos de Portonaos, 3, 35500 Arrecife, Las Palmas

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info@pedalkayaktourlanzarote.com

+34 627 839 208
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Timetable

Monday to Saturday 9am-6pm

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

It's propelled by a smooth pedaling mechanism similar to a bicycle. This makes it easy to move forward while leaving your hands completely free to take photos, record videos, or simply relax without tiring your arms.

No. It's an extremely intuitive, stable activity suitable for everyone. You don't need any previous experience or physical preparation.

Yes, absolutely. The double kayak is designed so that a single person can pedal it without overexertion, thanks to the smoothness of the mechanism and the calm waters of the bay. The other person can simply relax, enjoy the ride, and take in the views.

Not at all. The pedaling is very gentle and doesn't require much physical effort — in fact, even children can do it without any trouble. What's more, the Bay of Arrecife has very calm waters, protected by a natural reef, guaranteeing a relaxed and safe ride.

It's 100% safe. Kids wear an approved life jacket and travel on calm waters. They don't have to paddle: their kayak is connected to the adults' double pedal kayak, so the child can paddle whenever they want to have fun, or be towed comfortably if they get tired. (Valid from age 5 and up to 45 kg).

You don't need to be an expert swimmer, but you do need to be able to float and manage yourself in the water without difficulty. In addition, wearing an approved life jacket is mandatory at all times to ensure maximum safety.

Yes. We have space at our office where you can change before and after the excursion. For your valuables, we provide waterproof dry bags so you can take them with you in the kayak, or you can leave your backpacks and luggage stored at the office under the supervision of our team.

After finishing the 2-hour kayak tour. You'll have the option to stay and snorkel on your own at the same starting point, a sheltered, calm, and completely safe area that doesn't require a guide. Afterward, you'll head straight to the office to change and see the photos and videos from the excursion.

No, it's self-guided. All the points of historical and cultural interest are very close to one another on foot, and access to the area is completely free and open so you can enjoy it at your own pace.

Yes, you have two very convenient options:

  • Free: In the Charco de San Ginés area, about a 10-minute walk away.
  • Affordable paid option: At the La Rocar parking lot (about €2 for the whole day), just a 5-minute walk from the office.
  • Includes: Pedal kayak (or towed children's kayak), life jacket, dry bags for personal items, and activity insurance.
  • You should bring: Swimsuit, towel, sun protection (sunscreen and a hat/cap), and water to stay hydrated.