It is the middle of summer and if you haven’t decided yet what to do, we have a suggestion – go kayaking. This is one of the greatest opportunities to explore the shores of the place you are traveling in. Also it provides a fun activity in the outdoors. There is nothing better as to feel totally relaxed and energized after a good physical workout, which also provides great views!

10. Greenland
Kayaking has been one of the main means of transportation in Greenland since first people came here, probably by kayaks as well. Today there are numerous companies that rent modern kayaks to the tourists. The dramatic shoreline provides great sites, that include icebergs, northern settlements, whales, seals and various birds.

9. Maldives
People go to Maldives to have their dream vacations: white soft sandy beaches, crystal clear water and sumptuous hotels. Also these luxurious resorts will go out of their way to make their guests happy. So most of them will provide water sports facilities, including kayaks. Glide the calm warm ocean and enjoy the heavenly tranquility.

8. Menorca, Spain
The tiny island in the Mediterranean Sea has 120 exquisite beaches! It is certainly one of the most exciting spots in the entire Balearic Islands group. Besides swimming in the crystal clear water, canoeing and kayaking are also popular activities. Just take a look at that light blue – the island is proud of one of the clearest waters around.

7. Blue River
Found in the glaciers of Greenland, the Blue River is made of incredible crystal clear water of melting ice. Due to white surface underneath, it looks turquoise. Each year the bed and direction slightly changes, nevertheless, it provides one of the best kayaking experiences. Also this is a great opportunity to explore the Petermann Glacier as well.

6. Soča River, Slovenia
The Emerald Beauty passes the scenic Trenta Valley in the Julian Alps and is one of the most popular natural attractions in the country. Another impressive and rare feature is that it retains its intense turquoise color through all the length. The natural wonder attracts many adventurers: various water sports are very popular here, mainly kayaking and fishing.

5. Geirangerfjorden, Norway
A 15 km (9.3 mi) long fjord is a branch of the much longer Storfjord. It is listed as the World Heritage Site and is protected by UNESCO. The picturesque environment is characteristic of lush greenery and precipitous rocky cliffs. Numerous waterfalls plunge down these walls, thus adding an extra charm to the place.

4. Hawaii
The volcanic island group has so many activities and sites to offer, that it is probably the best to be on the go as often as possible. Kayaking here provides you an opportunity to explore and admire the coastline, which sometimes can get really dramatic. Like Kauai cliffs or Maunaloa and Kilauea volcanoes – the places provide some spectacular views indeed. True madcaps even kayak, while lava is pouring to the ocean!

3. Lake Powell, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, USA
The man-made reservoir is the second largest in the States. Sprawled between Utah and Arizona, the destination attracts 2 million visitors every year. The recreation center was established enabling to use the lake’s benefits. It provides a great kayaking experience, since it boasts a lot of twists and turns, making the experience never boring.

2. Moraine Lake, Canada
One of the most recognizable lakes in the world, due to its striking turquoise color and impressive surroundings. It is embedded in the mountainous area of Banff National Park, where tall snowy peaks reflect in the water. Besides hiking and climbing, water sports attract tourists, who want to relax in unspoiled nature.

1. Milford Sound, New Zealand
The fjord is a favorite tourist attraction in New Zealand and owns a legendary appraisal by writer Rudyard Kipling, who called it the eighth Wonder of the World. The fjord has two waterfalls – Lady Bowen Falls and Stirling Falls, accompanied by hundreds of temporary falls after a heavy rain. Besides there are whales and dolphins, whose backs sometimes approach from the water!