Sea Kayaking Camp on the Baltic Sea, 3–6 September 2026

This sea kayaking camp is aimed at paddlers who are looking to gain their first experience on the Baltic Sea or who wish to confidently build on their existing skills. The focus is on relaxed day trips through some of the most beautiful paddling areas in northern Germany. We plan the day’s destinations together – taking into account the weather, conditions and the group’s preferences.


Who is the camp for?

The camp is aimed at paddlers who have some basic experience and wish to develop their skills further: You should feel comfortable in wind force 3–4 and moderate waves, and be able to cover daily distances of around 20 kilometres. Individual coaching and basic safety training are an integral part of the programme, so you can look forward to valuable tips. To ensure personalised support, the number of participants is limited to eight.

▶︎ Lite venture customers who already own a kayak from us receive a 10% discount on the camp!


Surroundings

The starting point for our camp is the Gut Oehe Baltic Sea campsite on the Schwansen peninsula – situated right on the Baltic Sea. Whether you’re staying in a tent, a campervan or holiday accommodation in the area: everyone will find the perfect base here for relaxing days by the water. From Gut Oehe, we’ll explore the varied coastal landscapes of the western Baltic Sea, the Schlei and Flensburg Bay – ideal areas for unforgettable first Baltic Sea adventures in a sea kayak.


What’s included?

• Guided day trips with Alex, an experienced guide who knows the region inside out and takes care of tour planning, safety and support.

• Personalised coaching from Alex

• Transport of the kayaks to the respective starting points of the day trips

• If required, we can provide additional paddling equipment. Please feel free to get in touch so we can discuss together what you need

Not included in the price:

• Travel to and from the venue
• Kayak hire – please book in advance if required
• Transport between your accommodation and the starting points of the day trips
• Accommodation
• Food and drink


Location and time

We’ll meet on 3 September 2026 at 5.00 pm at the Gut Oehe Baltic Sea campsite to get to know each other and discuss the kayaking camp together.
From here, we’ll set off on our tours on the following days – either directly from the beach or after a short transfer to the respective starting point.

This way, we can make the most of the region’s most beautiful and suitable paddling areas every day. Tours are planned daily based on the current weather and sea conditions, as well as the group’s preferences and abilities. Our aim is to organise safe, varied and relaxed days of paddling for all participants.

What to bring

• Your own kayak and equipment – hire kayaks available on request
• Packed lunches, snacks, hot drinks, etc.
• Waterproof pack sacks in various sizes for food, valuables and a change of clothes
• Paddling gear – suitable for cooler weather and water.
• Suitable paddling shoes
• Sponge
• Sun cream
• Sunglasses and a cap/hat
• Insect repellent
• Camera
• Personal medication and first-aid kit
• Money for visits to restaurants and cafés
• Travel insurance