Classic Kayak and Paddle Tour to a Hidden Beach with Manati, Las Terrenas
A short paddle from Playa Las Ballenas to a beach you cannot reach on foot.





After you message: The host confirms price and date on WhatsApp; you pay them directly
Highlights
- A hidden beach you can only reach from the water
- The easiest of the five trips — no experience needed
- Morning or afternoon, about an hour and a half
- Minimum four people for the trip to run
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Description
A short paddle from Playa Las Ballenas to a beach you cannot reach on foot. It is the gentlest of Manati's five trips and the one they suggest if you have never been on a kayak or a paddleboard before.
You go out with a guide along a sheltered, shallow stretch of coast, at whatever pace suits the group, and stop at the hidden beach before heading back.
The trip runs in the morning or in the afternoon and takes about an hour and a half. Guide and equipment are included. Manati needs a minimum of four people for it to go out.
What's Included
What to Bring
General advice for this kind of trip — confirm the details with the host.
Manati Water Sports is based on Playa Las Ballenas in Las Terrenas, at Beach Club Eden. They rent stand up paddleboards and single or double kayaks by the hour, by the half day or for the full day, and they deliver anywhere in the area for a flat transport fee. They also run five guided paddle trips along the coast: a short one to a hidden beach, a sunset paddle, an open-water crossing to the Islas Ballenas with snorkelling, a combo through river, mangrove and sea, and a longer trip out to the coral reefs and wild beaches. Guided trips take a minimum of four people and include a guide and all the equipment; most of them also include transport and snacks. Private trips run from two people.
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