easy
3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels including beginners; light to moderate physical effort required for paddling.
Enjoy three hours of kayaking or paddleboarding on Lake Pleasant for the price of two. Escape the crowds and immerse yourself in serene desert waters and wildlife at this hidden Arizona gem.
Discover the perfect outdoor escape with Desert Breeze Kayaking Tours’ 3 Hour Special at Lake Pleasant Regional Park in Peoria, Arizona. This private water adventure offers an extended three-hour kayak or paddleboard rental—but you only pay for two hours. Explore quiet coves and shoreline areas where the usual crowds are absent, allowing for a more intimate experience with nature. Along your journey, you may spot Bald Eagles soaring overhead or catch glimpses of local wildlife such as Javelina. The calm waters provide an easygoing environment for both beginners and seasoned paddlers, while the expansive lake and surrounding desert landscape provide stunning vistas at every turn. All equipment, including kayaks, paddleboards, life jackets, and paddles, is provided, making it simple to focus on the adventure itself. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful paddle, wildlife viewing, or a chance to connect with Arizona’s unique desert waterways, this experience delivers it all. Desert Breeze Kayaking Tours specializes in personalized outdoor experiences, ensuring your trip is safe, relaxed, and memorable. With plenty of space to spread out and the freedom to explore at your own pace, this special is ideal for families, couples, or friends looking to escape the hustle and bustle while making new memories on the water.
The Arizona sun can be intense even on cooler days, so apply broad-spectrum sunscreen and reapply throughout your trip.
Stay hydrated by bringing a refillable water bottle; hydration is key when paddling under desert sun.
Ensure your kayak or paddleboard gear fits comfortably before heading out to maximize enjoyment and safety.
Spotting Bald Eagles and Javelina is common, but maintain respectful distance to avoid disturbing wildlife.
Lake Pleasant was formed by the Waddell Dam completed in the 1950s and has since become a popular recreational area in Arizona’s desert landscape.
Efforts are in place to protect local wildlife habitats by minimizing shoreline disturbance and promoting leave-no-trace practices among visitors.
Protects skin from prolonged sun exposure on the water.
summer specific
Maintains hydration during the paddle.
Helps block wind during cooler afternoons or fall breezes.
fall specific
Keeps you comfortable and dry throughout your kayaking or paddleboarding trip.