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Koru Kayaking

Discover Cornwall’s stunning coastline with Koru Kayaking!

Explore hidden coves and dramatic Cornish cliffs with guided kayak and paddleboard adventures. Ideal for families and groups looking for an adventurous day out! Check out all activities below.

St Agnes & Helford, Cornwall

Perfect for groups

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Guides speak English, French & German

Kayaking in St Agnes, Cornwall

Closed for the winter – back for summer 2027

Koru Kayaking is closed for the winter and back for summer 2027. New dates will appear here as soon as they're released.

In the meantime, explore more things to do in Cornwall on eola, or give someone a gift voucher to use next season.

Koru Kayaking

Helford River

The Foreshore

Budock Vean Hotel

Mawnan Smith TR11 5LG

United Kingdom

St Agnes

Quay Rd, St Agnes,

Saint Agnes TR5 0RS

United Kingdom

Opening times

Open from 8am to 6.30pm every day

1st April to 31st October

The season runs from April to the end of October. Bookings for 2027 open in spring, and new dates will appear in the booking calendar as soon as they are released.

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FAQs

  • Where is Koru Kayaking located?

    Koru Kayaking operates along Cornwall’s coastline, with launch points at St Agnes and the Helford River, making it easy to find an adventure near you.

    Helford River

    The Foreshore

    Budock Vean Hotel

    Mawnan Smith TR11 5LG

    United Kingdom

    St Agnes

    Quay Rd, St Agnes,

    Saint Agnes TR5 0RS

    United Kingdom

  • What should I bring for a kayaking experience with Koru Kayaking?

    Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing, bring a towel, sun protection, and a bottle of water. Wetsuits and safety gear are usually provided.

  • Do I need prior experience before going kayaking or paddleboarding with Koru Kayaking?

    No experience is necessary! Tours are designed to accommodate beginners while also offering a rewarding experience for more experienced paddlers.

  • Are there more accessible activity options?

    Yes! Koru Kayaking also runs Slower Pace Adventures, designed for those who want a more relaxed experience. These tours feature smaller groups (maximum of 6 people), shorter distances, and are perfect for older participants or anyone concerned about keeping up with a standard tour.

  • What other watersports can I try in Cornwall?

    Cornwall is full of ways to get on the water. Alongside Koru Kayaking's guided trips from St Agnes and the Helford River, you can try paddleboarding and kayaking on Siblyback Lake on Bodmin Moor, or surfing, SUP and coasteering with Big Green Adventures at Crantock, near Newquay. Browse all things to do in Cornwall on eola.