Lake Thun · Lake Brienz · Aare River
Hard kayaks give you proper control, range, and the ability to cross open water — something a rubber boat simply cannot do. Konrad equips every paddler with a sit-in touring kayak, paddle, and full safety kit, then takes you to the route that fits your experience and the day's conditions.
Three routes are available depending on season, group level, and what you want to see: Lake Thun for castle views and calm bays, Lake Brienz for raw glacier-fed water and dramatic cliff faces, or the Aare corridor for a current-assisted journey through the Bernese lowlands. Konrad reads conditions and recommends the best option on the day.
17.5 km long. Medieval castles on the north shore, the Bernese Alps reflected on the south. Calm bays around Spiez and Oberhofen.
Glacier-fed and intensely green. The dramatic Giessbach waterfall drops directly to the lake shore. More remote than Thun — fewer motor boats.
Current-assisted paddling from Thun toward Bern. Forest corridors, no roads, swimming stops wherever you want.
A sheltered cove on the north shore of Lake Thun below the famous St. Beatus Caves — a classic lunch stop on longer tours.
Minimum 2 people. Single enquiries welcome.
Includes lunch stop and extended route
Billed via facility — varies by location
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