easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; basic paddling ability helps but beginners are welcome
Discover Baltimore's Inner Harbor by kayak—a unique water adventure blending urban sights, history, and local wildlife. Glide past iconic landmarks and hidden coves on this accessible, guided paddle.
See Charm City by water and take in the sights from your kayak!
Experience the city like never before on a leisurely two-hour paddle around the harbor. With expert guides, you'll discover stunning skyline views and iconic landmarks, including the National Aquarium and USS Constellation. This relaxing adventure offers a unique escape from the city buzz, perfect for creating unforgettable memories.
Person: $75 adult/ $55 kids between 13 and 18. Level 1 - No experience necessary.
2 Hours
There is no better way to admire the city’s skyline than from the tranquility of the water. Starting with basic instruction, your guides will show you the best sites to enjoy the city views, get that Kodak moment or Instagram worthy shot and explore the waterfront while relaxing away from the buzz. This tour is like taking a mini vacation without leaving the city. See the brand new National Aquarium Floating Wetlands, Domino Sugar, USS Constellation, USS Torsk Submarine, Pier 6 Concert Pavilion, Mr Trash Wheel, World Trade Center, and Federal Hill just for starters!!
Hydration, Snacks, Sunscreen, Appropriate footwear.
Baltimore weather can change quickly; dress in layers and check the forecast to stay comfortable on the water.
Always wear your life jacket and listen to the guide’s safety briefing to ensure a safe and fun paddle.
Capture urban waterfront views and wildlife without worrying about water damage to your equipment.
Plan to arrive 15 minutes before your tour to complete paperwork and get outfitted with paddling gear.
Baltimore’s Inner Harbor was once the second-leading port of entry for immigrants in the United States during the 19th century.
Guides promote catch-and-release wildlife ethics and avoid disturbance to sensitive aquatic habitats during tours.
Protects you from splashes and keeps you cool during warm months while paddling.
summer specific
Shields your face and eyes from strong sun exposure on open water.
summer specific
Weather can be cool in spring mornings, so layers help you adjust warmth as needed.
spring specific
Keeps you warm and shields you from wind during cooler paddles in autumn.
fall specific