

by PanExpeditions
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€160This four-hour sea kayak tour in Nafplio offers a close-up view of three major medieval fortresses from the water. The route includes stops at Bourtzi Island Castle, Akronafplia Fortress, and Palamidi Castle. The guide shares detailed stories about the city’s history, including its ancient Greek origins and the Venetian defenses that shaped these castles. The tour begins with paddling near Bourtzi Island Castle, where participants stop by the port lighthouse to discuss the castle's role in protecting the harbor. Next, the kayak circles Akronafplia Fortress, the city's acropolis, allowing guests to examine its walls and watchtower from below. Finally, the group paddles beneath the cliffs supporting Palamidi Castle, which stands 280 meters above sea level. This vantage point highlights the fortress's architectural features and strategic importance. Included in the tour are safety briefings, sea kayak handling instructions, snorkel gear, bottled water, snacks, and a shade shelter for rest periods. Guests may use a provided camera during relaxing or snorkeling times, with photos and videos delivered after the tour. Personal insurance is covered, and when the route is unidirectional, a transfer back to Nafplio is provided. Transportation to the meeting point is not included.
Bourtzi
Stop near the port lighthouse to view Bourtzi Island Castle, which guarded the harbor. The guide explains the port defenses while guests enjoy photos of the fortress from their kayaks.
Akronafplia Fortress
Paddle around Akronafplia Fortress, the acropolis of Nafplio. The route passes close to the walls and watchtower, highlighting the fortress’s strategic position in the city’s history.
Palamidi Castle
Kayak below the cliffs topped by Palamidi Castle, located 280 meters above sea level. This viewpoint shows the castle’s architectural complexity and its role in historical events.


by PanExpeditions
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€160This four-hour sea kayak tour in Nafplio offers a close-up view of three major medieval fortresses from the water. The route includes stops at Bourtzi Island Castle, Akronafplia Fortress, and Palamidi Castle. The guide shares detailed stories about the city’s history, including its ancient Greek origins and the Venetian defenses that shaped these castles. The tour begins with paddling near Bourtzi Island Castle, where participants stop by the port lighthouse to discuss the castle's role in protecting the harbor. Next, the kayak circles Akronafplia Fortress, the city's acropolis, allowing guests to examine its walls and watchtower from below. Finally, the group paddles beneath the cliffs supporting Palamidi Castle, which stands 280 meters above sea level. This vantage point highlights the fortress's architectural features and strategic importance. Included in the tour are safety briefings, sea kayak handling instructions, snorkel gear, bottled water, snacks, and a shade shelter for rest periods. Guests may use a provided camera during relaxing or snorkeling times, with photos and videos delivered after the tour. Personal insurance is covered, and when the route is unidirectional, a transfer back to Nafplio is provided. Transportation to the meeting point is not included.
Bourtzi
Stop near the port lighthouse to view Bourtzi Island Castle, which guarded the harbor. The guide explains the port defenses while guests enjoy photos of the fortress from their kayaks.
Akronafplia Fortress
Paddle around Akronafplia Fortress, the acropolis of Nafplio. The route passes close to the walls and watchtower, highlighting the fortress’s strategic position in the city’s history.
Palamidi Castle
Kayak below the cliffs topped by Palamidi Castle, located 280 meters above sea level. This viewpoint shows the castle’s architectural complexity and its role in historical events.