Duluth Harbor Voyage

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for beginners and those with basic fitness; no advanced endurance required

Overview

Paddle through Duluth Harbor on a guided kayak tour highlighting scenic views and local history. Perfect for beginners and families!

Duluth, Minnesota

Duluth Harbor Voyage

Guided Kayak Tour

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Date

Fri, Oct 3

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Embark on a captivating 2-hour guided kayak tour of a unique harbor, led by passionate local experts. Explore stunning sights like Lake Superior and the Sundew Coast Guard Cutter, while learning intriguing history and secrets. Perfect for beginners, this adventure offers a memorable experience for families and friends alike.

Duration

2 hours

Learn about the history and best kept secrets of our unique harbor from our experienced local guides. Kayak Sights include Lake Superior, Sundew Coast Guard Cutter, and passing freighters.

Guided tours are run by fun, knowledgeable and passionate locals. Tour route is contained inside the harbor and travels towards Bayfront Park, into the Pier B slip next to the Sundew, and towards the ship graveyard before returning to the Minnesota slip by the Blue Bridge.

Beginner friendly - instruction and guiding is provided. Kayaks are double occupancy meaning they can fit up to 2 people. Configuration could include 2 adults or 1 adult and 1 child.

Adventure Tips

Bring a waterproof phone case

Protect your electronics from splashes while capturing your adventure.

Wear layered clothing

Weather on Lake Superior can change quickly, so layers help you stay comfortable.

Arrive early for orientation

Plan to arrive 15 minutes early to get fitted for your kayak and hear the safety briefing.

Apply reef-safe sunscreen

Protect your skin and the lake environment during your paddle.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Bald eagles soaring overhead
Common loons on the water

History

Duluth Harbor has been a key shipping port since the late 1800s, playing a significant role in the transportation of iron ore and other goods.

Conservation

Local efforts focus on maintaining water quality and protecting native species in Lake Superior through community cleanup programs and educational outreach.