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EuroKayak Experience Announces Its First 33 Clubs

Twelve countries. Eleven exchange groups of three. One first network, ready to travel.

Three kayaks in different colors converging across a map of Europe at dusk, glowing travel lines meeting at a shared point, illustrating three clubs joining one exchange group.

EuroKayak Experience’s first batch of kayak polo exchanges is complete: 33 clubs, in 12 countries, organized into 11 exchange groups of three. Every group will travel to and host the other two clubs in its group, turning a shared interest in kayak polo into a season of real trips, real matches, and — as the clubs who’ve already signed on keep telling us — real friendships that start well before anyone packs a bag.

This is the first time the full network has been counted and grouped in one place. It’s the direct result of the recruiting, the calls, the championships, and the conversations told across our «Origins» series — and the starting point for everything the project does next.

12 countries

How many clubs from each country made up the first batch.

  • Italy 8
  • Spain 7
  • Germany 4
  • Portugal 3
  • Sweden 2
  • Lithuania 2
  • Netherlands 2
  • Czech Republic 1
  • France 1
  • Poland 1
  • Norway 1
  • Austria 1

11 exchange groups

Every group pairs three clubs from three different countries for a shared exchange.

Group A

Group B

Group C

Group D

Group E

Group G

Group H

Group I

Group J

Group K

Faces already in the network

Twelve of the 33 «We’re in!» moments — the rest are on their way.

A representative of TJ Kotva Braník (Prague) holding a 'EuroKayak Experience — We're in!' sign.
TJ Kotva Braník — Czech Republic
A representative of Club Regatas Burriana holding a 'EuroKayak Experience — We're in!' sign.
Club Regatas Burriana — Spain
Two representatives of Skellefteå Kanotklubb holding a 'EuroKayak Experience — We're in!' sign.
Skellefteå Kanotklubb — Sweden
A representative of Oxio Useras holding a 'EuroKayak Experience — We're in!' sign.
Oxio Useras — Spain
A representative of Kayak Club Arenzano holding a 'EuroKayak Experience — We're in!' sign.
Kayak Club Arenzano — Italy
Three players from AVSK Trakai holding a 'EuroKayak Experience — We're in!' sign.
AVSK Trakai — Lithuania
A representative of Kanusportvereinigung Havelbrüder (Berlin) holding a 'EuroKayak Experience — We're in!' sign.
Kanusportvereinigung Havelbrüder — Germany
A representative of Valle Hermoso el Retiro holding a 'EuroKayak Experience — We're in!' sign.
Valle Hermoso el Retiro — Spain
A representative of Piragua Madrid holding a 'EuroKayak Experience — We're in!' sign.
Piragua Madrid — Spain
A representative of Clube Fluvial de Coimbra holding a 'EuroKayak Experience — We're in!' sign.
Clube Fluvial de Coimbra — Portugal
A representative of Linköpings Kanotklubb holding a 'EuroKayak Experience — We're in!' sign.
Linköpings Kanotklubb — Sweden
A representative of UKS Kanu Katowice holding a 'EuroKayak Experience — We're in!' sign.
UKS Kanu Katowice — Poland

Kayak polo is the excuse. The travel, the friendships, and the community are the point.

None of these 33 clubs have traveled yet — the first official exchanges are still waiting on the Erasmus+ paperwork that makes them possible. But the groups are set, the trust is already there, and every club on this list said yes before EuroKayak Experience had a single finished exchange to point to. That’s not a small thing, and it’s exactly the network the next chapter of this project will be built on.

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