Best results for Kayaking Tours

Paddle to Waties Island at sunset with lanterns and beach time

Paddle to a coastal island with a guide, plus a kayak or paddleboard lesson

Paddle North Myrtle Beach’s salt marsh maze with a guide and lesson included

Paddle the salt marsh at sunrise or sunset with a beginner-friendly lesson

Paddle Murrells Inlet’s salt marsh and watch for coastal wildlife

Paddle Hunting Island’s lagoon to Boneyard Beach

Glide at dusk to witness thousands of gray bats and hear local river history from your guide

Paddle Lady Bird Lake in a clear tandem kayak with a certified guide

Paddle at sunset and watch the Congress Avenue Bridge bat colony emerge

Paddle a sit-on-top single kayak from Columbia Island Marina

Paddle 9 miles of Class I–II rapids with a shuttle to Horseshoe Bend

Paddle an easy 5-mile James River stretch with Class I rapids

Paddle 10.5 miles of Class I–II rapids on the Upper James River

Paddle from Chincoteague to Assateague to look for wild ponies and lighthouse views

Paddle a private guided kayak tour on calm Rudee Inlet waters

Beginner-friendly Langley Loop kayak tour with a local guide

Witness glowing waters on a guided night paddle in Port Gamble Bay

Paddle Elliott Bay for skyline views and a chance to spot local wildlife

Paddle Class I–III rapids with a guide in a ducky kayak

Kayak Door Bluff to see the Fleetwing shipwreck and Native American pictographs

Paddle past a shipwreck and ancient pictographs beneath Door County's tallest bluff on a guided 2-hour tour.

Kayak and hike to sea caves and bluffs with a naturalist, plus a light picnic lunch

Paddle Cave Point’s caves and coves, then view Whitefish Dunes from the water

Paddle the Appleton Locks to Sunset Point with a guide