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4 hours and 20 minutes

Moderate

The experience is ideal for both beginners and experienced kayakers. Guided tours often include safety instructions, all necessary equipment, and insights into local culture and nature. Highlights may include birdwatching, swimming, riverside picnics, and stops at medieval fortresses or wine cellars near the banks.

The starting point of the kayak tour is the Vadul lui Voda Base Camp, located next to the beach offering a beautiful views and serene nature, enveloped by a forest.
Upon arrival at the starting point in Slobozia Dusca, tour participants will be briefed by the guides on safety equipment and how to handle the kayak. After a short training and the definition of some rules, which the participants must respect, the guided tour along the river starts towards Slobozia Dusca village. Being transported to Slobozia Dusca, tour participants will have the opportunity to get acquainted with the beautiful rural sightseeing, churches, local houses, located along the road, and which belong to local cultural patrimony. The duration of the tour ranges from 4h to 4h 30 minutes.
Was ist inbegriffen?
    • Kayaks
    • Modern transportation
    • Life-vests
    • Instructions on the starting point
    • Transportation from Vadul lui Voda Base camp to Slobozia-Dusca village
    Ausschlüsse
      • Food (snacks)
      • Water
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      • Public transportation nearby
      • Not wheelchair accessible
      • Not stroller accessible
      • Not suitable for pets
      • Infants must not sit on laps
      • Infant seats unavailable
      • Not recommended for people with heart conditions
      • We used to pick you up from various addresses: hotel, motel, hostel, apartment. Our driver needs just to know the exact address in Chisinau and he can pick you up directly from there.
      Was zu bringen

        Each participants carry their kayak from the trailer to the river (20 meters). After training is done, each participant signs an agreement for being responsible for himself and the other participants in his(her) boat.

        There is absolutely no risk for people who can’t swim. the kayaks we use, are very stable, and during 4 years we have never had a case when the kayaks would overturn. The professional life vests are keeping the participants absolutely safe.

        The average water speed is about 4 to 5 km/hour.

        Groups usually have 2 stops during the route to get sun bathes, swim, or just take their lunches. When route finishes, each participant gives back the kayak in a clean form and help to carry it to the trailer.