moderate
2–3 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical shape, able to paddle continuously for several miles and handle occasional wind or chop.
Explore the serene waters and rugged coastline of Jamestown, Rhode Island, on a guided kayak tour that reveals hidden coves, diverse wildlife, and rich maritime history. Perfect for beginners and seasoned paddlers alike.
$80 per Person | Depart from historic Fort Wetherill, with its 100-foot high granite cliffs
Embark on a thrilling 3-hour kayaking adventure along Jamestown's rocky shoreline, starting from the historic Fort Wetherill. Experience breathtaking views of Newport Harbor, Fort Adams, and Castle Hill while paddling in double kayaks. This unique journey combines stunning scenery with a touch of adventure, perfect for friends seeking an unforgettable escape.
$80.00 per person (Ages 16+) Kayaking Experience Necessary
We will be in double kayaks so we recommend you book with a friend! If you do not sign up with someone else, then we will pair you with another participant. Under no exceptions will we let anyone use a single kayak.
3 hours on water
We will depart from historic Fort Wetherill, with its 100-foot high granite cliffs, and travel along the rocky shoreline of Jamestown with spectacular views of Newport Harbor, Fort Adams and Castle Hill.
This is a fun trip and offers not only a great escape, but a bit of adventure. Join us and take in some of the best scenery that the East Bay has to offer!
Please arrive 30 minutes before your tour starts at Fort Wetherill. You will meet your guide, get outfitted, and we'll get on the water.
The route and launch location are subject to change due to weather. Please keep an eye out for any email updates from us.
Sea conditions change rapidly; ensure calm weather and favorable tides for a safe, enjoyable trip.
Dress in moisture-wicking, quick-dry layers to stay comfortable on the water.
Protect your skin from sun reflection off the water, even on cloudy days.
Always wear the provided PFD for safety, regardless of swimming ability.
Jamestown’s coastal heritage dates back to colonial fishing villages and early maritime trade routes.
The tour operators emphasize Leave No Trace practices to protect fragile coastal habitats.
Lightweight waterproof jacket to stay dry during cool spring paddling.
spring specific
Protects your face and neck from intense summer sun exposure.
summer specific
Keeps you warm during cooler autumn mornings on the water.
fall specific
Helps maintain warmth and grip during cold-weather paddling.
winter specific