easy
1.5–2 hours
Basic balance and light physical fitness recommended; suitable for beginners.
Float along Sevilla’s Guadalquivir River with Supguadalquivir’s guided paddleboard adventure—perfect for all levels and rich in history and stunning city views.
Sevilla, Spain’s vibrant heart of Andalusia, pulses with centuries of history, sun-washed plazas, and the slow flow of the Guadalquivir River. Supguadalquivir invites adventurers to witness this iconic city from a unique vantage—standing atop a paddleboard as you glide on its calm, historic waters. This isn’t just a tour; it’s a waterborne journey through time, framed by the elegant arches of the Puente de Triana and the silhouette of ancient landmarks lining the riverbanks.
Supguadalquivir caters to all skill levels, starting with a concise training session that equips newcomers with the skills to confidently navigate the river. From there, participants paddle peacefully, their movements syncing with gentle currents beneath a broad Andalusian sky. Along the way, the city’s rich heritage unfolds—whitewashed buildings, Moorish bell towers, and the citrus-fragrant air hint at Sevilla’s blend of cultures.
A highlight comes when the group pauses beneath Puente de Triana, often called the Market Bridge, boasting a lively ambiance impossible to miss. Here, travelers can unwind with refreshing drinks while absorbing the blend of local life and natural beauty. This stop provides a moment to hydrate, socialize, and feast eyes on the fusion of old-world charm and rippling water.
Supguadalquivir’s paddleboarding trips exemplify how outdoor activity can amplify urban experiences, turning a bustling city into a serene escape. The Guadalquivir, one of Spain’s most storied rivers, offers a peaceful passage through Sevilla, removing crowds and noise. For visitors wanting an active, yet accessible immersion into Sevilla’s soul, this guided paddleboard adventure is an unbeatable choice. It connects you physically and visually to a unique landscape that’s as much about history and culture as it is about the water.
Get there 15 minutes ahead of your booking to complete check-in and training without rush.
Shoes that dry quickly or go barefoot to maintain grip and comfort on the paddleboard.
Bring a refillable water bottle to drink before and after paddling; the sun can be intense.
Use waterproof bags or lockers for phones and valuables to protect them from splashes.
The Guadalquivir has powered Sevilla since Roman times and was crucial for trade in the Age of Exploration.
Supguadalquivir promotes sustainable use of the river by limiting group sizes and encouraging leave-no-trace ethics.
Protects skin during long exposure to the sun on the water.
summer specific
Keeps electronics and valuables safe from splashes and accidental drops.
Enables you to adjust warmth for changing temperatures on and off the river.
spring|fall|winter specific
Staying hydrated is crucial while paddling under the Spanish sun.