moderate
3 hours to 1 day
Participants should be in moderate physical shape with basic swimming skills and adequate upper body strength for paddling.
Discover the thrills of kayaking along Scotland’s dramatic Moray Firth coast with easy-to-use sit-on-top kayaks from Kayak Hire in Portknockie. Experience iconic basalt formations, coastal wildlife, and the charm of this historic fishing village by water.
From 3 hours to 1 day • Sit on top kayaks with everything you need
Experience the thrill of water sports with our premium equipment rentals, featuring warm 5mm wetsuits, top-tier inflatable paddleboards, and a selection of surfboards. Enjoy peace of mind with our best price guarantee—if you find a better deal, we’ll match it and offer you 20% off your next hire!
Experience the thrill of water sports with our premium equipment rentals, featuring warm 5mm wetsuits, top-tier inflatable paddleboards, and a selection of surfboards. Enjoy peace of mind with our best price guarantee—if you find a better deal, we’ll match it and offer you 20% off your next hire!
Check tide tables before heading out to ensure safe paddling conditions around Portknockie Harbour and nearby rock formations.
5mm wetsuits are recommended to stay warm and comfortable paddling in Scotland's chilly waters, especially outside summer.
Keep your phone or VHF radio dry and accessible in case of emergencies while exploring exposed coastal areas.
All paddlers should be comfortable swimming 50 meters and understand local weather, rip currents, and wave conditions before hiring equipment.
Portknockie has been a fishing village since the 16th century, with the harbour remaining vital to local economy and culture today.
Operators promote responsible paddling practices to protect fragile marine habitats and minimize disturbance to wildlife along the coast.
Keeps you warm and protected against cold water exposure during paddling.
fall specific
Protects your belongings from splashes and occasional water contact.
Shields you from UV rays during daytime paddling and open water exposure.
summer specific
Important for keeping warm and dry after your kayak adventure, especially in cooler weather.