moderate
3 hours
Suitable for paddlers with some experience and basic endurance; expect continuous paddling with light maneuvering.
Paddle through the wildlife-rich waters of Trinidad Bay on this invigorating 3-hour kayak tour with Bigfoot Adventure Academy. Spot whales, sea lions, and ancient rock formations on a trip that blends history and marine adventure seamlessly.
The most beautiful stretch of the California coastline is best seen from the water!
Experience an unforgettable 3-hour kayaking adventure in Trinidad Bay, a stunning area rich in wildlife and history. Paddle through pristine waters, spotting migrating whales, seals, and sea lions while surrounded by breathtaking rock formations. This unique journey offers a perfect blend of nature, culture, and excitement for marine wildlife lovers.
Paddle on the ocean in this pristine environment, partially protected from ocean swell, with a mellow beach launch. Trinidad Bay is the traditional fishing ground of the Yurok tribe and an important commercial fishing port today. As we paddle, we will watch for migrating whales, the ever-present seals, sea lions, and otters. In this unforgettable stretch of beach, rock gardens, towering sea stacks, and prolific wildlife abound. It’s a spectacular kayaking adventure you won’t want to miss.
If you have any questions about this class, contact us: info@bigfootaa.com or call (844)-926-6566
Avoid cotton to stay warm and dry; layers make for a more comfortable paddle.
Capture close-up wildlife shots without risking damage to your device.
Your guide will confirm your start time; punctuality ensures a smooth trip start.
Protect your feet during beach launches and rock landings along the bay.
Trinidad Bay lies within the traditional fishing territory of the Yurok Tribe, whose relationship with these waters spans centuries.
The area benefits from protections that maintain habitat quality for marine mammals and coastal birds, with sustainable tourism practices emphasized by local operators.
Keeps you warm and dry in cool, wet ocean conditions.
all specific
Protects feet during launches and shoreline transitions.
all specific
Enables wildlife photography without risking damage.
all specific
Prevents sunburn during prolonged outdoor exposure.
spring|summer|fall specific