Overview

Discover the tranquil waters of Eagle Harbor on this guided kayaking adventure in Poulsbo, Washington. Perfect for all skill levels, this tour highlights stunning scenery and local wildlife, offering an immersive outdoor experience.

Bainbridge Island, Washington

Eagle Harbor Kayak Tour

$65.00 per Person - Offered Daily!

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Date

Fri, Oct 3

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Discover the stunning beauty of Eagle Harbor on a guided kayaking adventure! Perfect for beginners, this two-hour tour offers a unique chance to observe seals, otters, and majestic birds in their natural habitat. All gear is provided, making it an unforgettable experience on Bainbridge Island. Book your spot today!

Online booking suggested

Rates

Single Kayak - $65.00 Tandem Kayak - $130.00

About

Enjoy the wonderful paddling destination of Eagle Harbor by day or evening. This is a great introduction to Bainbridge Island!

Experience the scenery and wildlife from a different perspective. Look for seals, otters, eagles, osprey and migratory birds!

No experience necessary and all gear is provided.

Advance booking required! Please call us @ (206) 842-1980 if you have a large group and need more than 6 boats.

Duration

2 Hours

Adventure Tips

Dress for the weather

Wear quick-drying clothes and bring a hat and sunscreen for protection against sun and wind.

Bring water and snacks

Stay hydrated and energized during your paddle with lightweight snacks and plenty of water.

Paddle at a comfortable pace

Listen to your guide's instructions and don’t push beyond your comfort zone to enjoy a relaxed trip.

Respect wildlife

Keep a safe distance from animals and avoid disturbing their natural habitat.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Harbor seals
Ospreys

History

Poulsbo was founded by Norwegian immigrants and retains Scandinavian charm, which adds a cultural layer to outdoor adventures here.

Conservation

Exotic Aquatics emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including responsible wildlife interaction and minimal environmental impact on the waters of Eagle Harbor.