easy
1.5–2 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic paddling strength helpful but beginners welcome.
Discover Langley’s vibrant marine life as you paddle through Whidbey Island’s stunning shoreline. No prior experience needed—just bring your sense of adventure and soak in the wildlife and sea breeze.
A great paddle spot! Single and Tandem Kayaks, SUPs. No previous experience needed.
Experience the vibrant wildlife of Langley as you paddle along the stunning shoreline. Encounter seals, sea stars, eagles, and even the occasional whale. With all equipment provided and a brief safety orientation, you can explore at your own pace in this breathtaking, natural setting. Perfect for adventurers and nature lovers alike!
Rental for 90 minutes, but plan for up to 2 hours to allow for extra time when you arrive for fitting and orientation
Our rental paddle area IS NOT sheltered and is subject to wind, tides, and currents. (We highly recommend one of our guided tours if you are inexperienced.) It is a lovely spot teeming with wildlife, including seals, sea stars, eagles, herons, and the occasional whale.
** There is little to no public parking at the South Whidbey Harbor. Please park at one of the many lots in Langley and walk down Wharf St. In the summer, there is a free golf cart shuttle that patrols town that can give you a ride.
• Bottle of water • Sun and eye protection (sunglasses and/or a hat with a brim) • Synthetic, athletic clothes and shoes that can get sandy or wet (or go barefoot) • Avoid cotton clothing like jeans and sweatshirts; they dry slowly and are chilly when wet
Paddling conditions can change with wind and tides; check forecasts before heading out to ensure a safe and enjoyable outing.
Limited parking near South Whidbey Harbor means arriving early or using the free summer shuttle can save you hassle.
Avoid cotton; synthetic athletic wear keeps you warm and comfortable if you get wet on the water.
Stay hydrated during your paddle by bringing water in a durable bottle suitable for outdoor use.
Langley’s harbor has long been a hub for fishing and trade, evolving into a recreational gateway that celebrates the local maritime heritage.
The paddling operators focus on low-impact tourism by educating visitors on protecting sensitive marine habitats and minimizing disturbances to wildlife.
Provided by the outfitter; vital for safety on the water.
Protect your eyes from glare and UV rays while paddling.
summer specific
Stays warm and dries quickly if splashed.
Provided for emergency communication during your paddle.