Someone can absolutely come by themselves. We host a lot of solo travelers.

I don't think so and I wouldn't want the stress of trying to cut it short. You can't really leave the group and make your way back alone. Its a shame but I would choose another activity. The cable car is good and there are zip lines from the top. Or just do the GOT tour round the old town. Its a beautiful place - Enjoy!

Hi Sarah. Thanks for the question. We don't typically store things at the departure point because the city has allocated us very little space. We're operating in a UNESCO protected area. We do provide 1 55L waterproof barrel per double kayak. Everything you bring goes on the kayak with you.

Apologies. I'm afraid it isn't.

Hello Trek. I'm afraid we don't. Apologies.

Greetings! If we have availability, you have experience and the seas are calm, you can rent.

There is a changing booth on the beach but we aren't allowed to build structures or restrooms on the beach because it's a protected area under UNESCO. We also have an alternate changing area if needed.

I don’t think so as I saw a kayak with children in it. You just have to remember it’s quite a long time in a kayak. You do stop for about 30 minutes but it is also very enjoyable.

Greets seestevet! Believe it or not around 10-15% of our guests don't know how to swim or don't swim well. Each of our guests is equipped with mandatory life vests. We also use wider sit-on-top kayaks which adds to the stability factor. On the off chance (very rare) that someone falls out of the kayak, they will just float. The guide(s) will be with you at all times and just help you to climb back into the kayak. Swimming and snorkeling at the beach-cave is optional. Best wishes, Allie

If you walk towards the Pile Gate, before the bridge, there’s a staircase on your left that goes down under the bridge. You follow the path down to the Pile Bay where all of the outfitters are. They’ll direct you to your booth.