A kayak tour around the Great War Island provides the perfect escape to a green oasis in the middle of Belgrade — calm waters, wild nature and unique views of the city from the river.
The journey starts at the confluence, then moves up the calm channel toward Lido Beach. You may stop on the shore to relax and take in the surroundings.
On the return trip, the river gently carries you, with minimal paddling, past Borča’s wetlands and the island’s coastline. The views of Kalemegdan and Belgrade’s towers from the water are truly impressive.
Not recommended for people with injuries and disabilities
The tour includes equipment such as single or double kayaks, paddles, and life jackets.
This activity is beginner-friendly and doesn’t require prior kayaking experience.
Meeting point is at the “Kajak Terasa” on the river bank at the confluence. Participants receive gear and instructions.
The paddle trip lasts around 2 to 2.5 hours, during which you circle around the island, visit Lido Beach, and return upstream to the starting point.
Price per person 35 €
Included in the price:
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