Fjords by sea kayak
Paddle 10–14 km a day between farm guesthouses. No kayak experience needed, a day of training first.
Driftmark Journeys runs 46 trips in 19 countries with local leaders who live where you’re going.
Paddle 10–14 km a day between farm guesthouses. No kayak experience needed, a day of training first.
Camel-assisted walks of 3–4 hours, two nights in a fixed camp, a cooking day in a village kitchen.
6–8 hours on foot each day with up to 1,100 m of climbing. Luggage meets you every second night.
Every destination has a leader who lives within a day’s travel of the route and plans it with us each winter.
Tell us the trip and dates. A planner who has done the route replies within one working day.
A $300 deposit holds your spot for 14 days while you sort flights and leave.
Six weeks out you get a kit list, a training plan for the level and a video call with your leader.
Meet the group at the start hotel. Meals, transfers, guides and luggage moves are covered.
We publish these each January for the year before. They are counts, not promises, and some years they go the wrong way.
Maximum group size on every departure, so we fit in family guesthouses rather than large hotels.
of nights in 2025 were in locally owned places to stay, up from 71% the year before.
trips reachable by train from a major European hub. We list the rail route on each trip page.
per traveller goes to a project picked by the local leader, shown on your final invoice.
trips paused in 2025 after leaders told us visitor numbers on the route had grown too fast.
I booked the fjords trip on my own and was worried about the paddling. The training day settled that, and by day three I was the one asking for the longer crossing.
Our leader Youssef had us cooking tagine with his aunt. That afternoon is what we still talk about at home.
Level 4 means it. Hard days, very good huts, and the luggage transfer made it doable at 61.
84 pages of routes, day-by-day plans and honest difficulty notes. Posted free or sent as a PDF.