A kayak adventure on Tamis, one of the calmest rivers in Serbia, is an experience during which you can rest your brain and enjoy the beauty of nature.
The kayak adventure on Tamis starts at 10 a.m. from the departure point, which you will be known to after you apply, and it is necessary to arrive at least 15 minutes early in order to collect the equipment and prepare for the kayak.
This kayak adventure is an intermediate level of training difficulty, includes 2 to 3 hours of paddling and kayak training.
The kayaks we use for the kayak adventure on Tamis are "SIT IN", stable on the water, and are intended for training and recreation.
Who can sign up for this kayak adventure?
Adults can apply for a kayak adventure on Tamis, children must be accompanied by a parent or an adult companion and must be in a double seat with an adult.
Before the beginning of the kayak adventure on Tamis, we will hold a short training session on dry land, after which the kayaks will be entered and the training plan - the adventure, will be executed. The instructor will be in his kayak next to you at all times, taking every opportunity to help and teach you.
Where does the kayak adventure on Tamis start and what does it include?
The Kayak Adventure on Tamis starts from the town of Jabuka. Each of the participants comes with their own transport.
This kayak adventure involves paddling downstream and upstream, starting and ending at the same place, which is about 8 km in total. Unlike fast rivers, during a kayak adventure on the Tamis you will not feel a big difference in paddling downstream and upstream, because the Tamis flows very slowly, almost imperceptibly.
Kayak adventure on the Tamis is a real anti-stress workout on a calm river, ideal for beginners and parents with children.
Our recommendations for a kayak adventure on Tamis
As with all sports and training on the water, you should be properly dressed for this training adventure. We recommend sports clothing made of synthetics or wool, because it is easier to wring and does not get soaked like cotton.
Water sports mean that you can often get wet, so it would be good to bring a spare wardrobe. Bring drinking water, some snacks, a cap or hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, slippers when the weather is warm, and if you have cycling or gym gloves, bring them because rowing can sometimes blister your hands.
Approximate location. Note: Exact meeting point is provided after booking
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