moderate
2–3 hours
This tour requires a moderate fitness level; participants should be comfortable sitting and paddling in a kayak for several hours with occasional short stretches of standing or maneuvering.
Paddle through the tranquil estuaries and salt marshes of Wickford, Rhode Island, on a guided eco kayak tour that blends history, wildlife, and coastal scenery. Discover a hidden side of Narragansett Bay few get to see.
$35 - $50 per person | Come explore beautiful Wickford Harbor
Join Naturalist Emily for a captivating 3-hour adventure at historic Wickford Harbor! Experience bird watching, swimming, and beachcombing, plus try your hand at seining, an ancient fishing technique. Perfect for all ages, this unique ecological tour promises unforgettable moments on the water. Don't forget your snorkeling gear and binoculars!
$50.00 per person (Age 14+) $35.00 per child (Under age 14)
3 hours
Come explore historic Wickford Harbor on this relaxing and educational trip with Naturalist, Emily. Participants will embark on a 3-hour long adventure with an ecological focus.
Participants are invited to bring along personal snorkeling equipment and/or binoculars too!
This tour is intended for all ages. Children under the age of 9 years old must ride in a kayak with an adult 18 years or older. Participants will be in tandem kayaks.
Please park in the lot across from our main store at 70 Brown Street and walk to meet us at our waterfront location at 10 Phillips Street.
We ask that guests arrive approximately 15 minutes before the tour so we can get geared up and spend more time on the water!
Coastal Rhode Island can be breezy and cool, even in summer—dress in moisture-wicking layers you can adjust easily.
Keep your phone, camera, and snacks dry with a waterproof dry bag or case while kayaking.
Plan to arrive 15 minutes before your tour for safety briefing and paddle instructions, especially if this is your first time kayaking.
Respect local wildlife by maintaining a quiet distance to avoid disturbing nesting birds or marine animals.
Wickford was established in the 17th century and maintains much of its maritime heritage that influenced Rhode Island’s fishing industry.
Operators actively promote Leave No Trace principles and support local initiatives to protect salt marsh habitats from pollution and development.
Protect your feet on slippery docks and in shallow shoreline areas.
summer specific
Spring showers are common—stay dry and warm with a breathable rain jacket.
spring specific
Shade your face and keep secure in the wind while paddling.
summer specific
Keep mosquitoes and biting insects at bay during marshland paddling.
summer specific