What is the farthest someone has kayaked?

The longest distance kayaked across an ocean is 3,541 nautical miles (6,558 km or 4,075 Miles) by Aleksander Doba (Poland) from Lisbon, Portugal to Canaveral, Florida, United States, solo in 196 days between 5th October 2013 and 17th April 2014 aboard Olo.



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On September 20, Cyril Derreumaux, 46, completed the first-ever solo, unsupported, and 100% human-powered crossing from California to Hawaii by kayak. He had enough supplies to last the entire journey from the start and didn't use anything but his own body to motor the vessel.

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After 6,800 nautical miles, a 65-year-old is the first to complete the Greater Loop as a solo kayaker. Mark Fuhrmann, 65, has become the first person to solo kayak the Greater Loop, a 6,800-mile nautical journey across Canada and the United States. The journey took Fuhrmann 268 days and 1,643 hours of paddling.

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