SUP Tour, Landmarks Photos

Overview

This two-hour stand-up paddleboarding trip starts at SUP Club Ohrid on Kaneo Beach and puts you on Lake Ohrid with a local instructor who grew up around the water. After a safety briefing and gear handout, including a life jacket, you get paddling instruction and head out to spots the listing says can only be reached from the water. The guide shares history and cultural detail as you go, and photos and videos are part of the package.

The route includes optional stops: a break at Beach Labino, a swimming stop, and a sightseeing stretch in Ohrid, at 15, 15 and 30 minutes respectively. There is also a break with snacks, fruit and water, all included. Back on shore, you return to the same club where you started.

It suits first-timers as much as confident paddlers. The boards are described as stable for all levels, and one reviewer reported standing up after just a few minutes of coaching. Others praised guides who stayed patient with nervous paddlers. Drone and underwater photos are offered for an additional fee.

What's Included

Itinerary

1. Meet at SUP Club OhridMeet your guide at the club on Kaneo Beach. Transport to the location is not included but can be organized on request.
2. Safety briefing and gearA short safety briefing, then you are equipped with board, paddle and life jacket. The instructor carries phones and wallets in a waterproof bag.
3. Paddleboarding on Lake Ohrid (2 hours)Paddling instruction and a guided route along the lake, with stops at spots reachable only from the water.
4. Beach Labino break (15 minutes, optional)An optional break at Beach Labino during the paddle.
5. Swimming stop (15 minutes, optional)An optional swimming stop along the route.
6. Ohrid sightseeing (30 minutes, optional)An optional sightseeing stretch in Ohrid during the tour.
7. Return to SUP Club OhridPaddle back to the starting point on Kaneo Beach, where bags and shoes were stored.

What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points help this tour go smoothly, from what to wear to how the photo handover works.

• What to bring. The listing asks for swimwear, a towel and sunscreen, though sunscreen is also provided. Wear something you can paddle and swim in, since optional swim stops are part of the route.
• Beginners welcome. No experience is needed. The listing says the boards are stable for all levels and instruction is given before setting off, and multiple reviewers describe the guides as patient with new paddlers.
• Photos included. Standard photos and videos are part of the tour, and reviewers say guides take plenty and send them promptly afterwards. Drone and underwater insta360 footage is a separate paid option.
• Belongings on shore. Phones and wallets travel with the instructor in a waterproof bag on their board. Bags, shoes and clothing can be stored at the club on the beach, so you do not need to paddle with a dry bag.
• Group format. Participant numbers are limited for a more personal experience, but the listing states clearly this is not a private tour and other travelers may join.
• Food and drink. Snacks, fruit and water are included and served during the break. The listing lists all three among the inclusions for the tour.

Common issues. Most feedback is positive, but two honest caveats stand out. One reviewer paid the extra fee for drone photos and, despite asking several times, had not received them after the tour. The same reviewer reported missing snacks on their outing, though water was provided. The tour is not private, so other participants join.

Common Questions