easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; some standing or paddling experience is helpful but not necessary.
Discover the beauty of Peninsula State Park with a half-day kayaking tour in Fish Creek, Wisconsin. Paddle through scenic waters and enjoy wildlife sightings with expert guidance from Kayak Guide Justin, LLC.
For ages 16+ • 4 Hours • Kayak and hike! Islands, tall bluffs, amazing geology & history!
Embark on a unique guided tour through Peninsula State Park, where you'll kayak the crystal-clear waters of Lake Michigan and hike majestic limestone bluffs. Discover ancient sea caves, learn from a certified naturalist, and enjoy a lakeside picnic with local delicacies. Experience the breathtaking beauty of Door County like never before.
4 Hours
Explore the islands and bluffs of Door County on this outdoor adventure that combines kayaking and hiking. We'll paddle our kayaks to Horseshoe Island for a short walk to explore the island and then head to the famous Eagle Bluff of Peninsula State Park. We'll touch ground on shore again for another short walk among the ancient sea caves of Eagle Bluff trail. Get ready for a fun adventure that captures the absolute best of Peninsula State Park. Bring comfortable outdoor shoes/sport sandals and we have the rest covered! Light lunch and drinks provided on this tour that lasts around 3.5 to 4hrs.
Includes sea kayak, life-jacket & paddle rental (Sit-inside sea kayak, comfort seat, clean & modern, fast, stable) Includes light lunch featuring local Door County artisan products and bottled water.
Weather can change quickly on the water, so dress in layers and bring a rain jacket just in case.
Apply waterproof sunscreen, wear a hat, and sunglasses to stay protected during your paddling adventure.
Bring plenty of water to keep yourself hydrated during the tour, especially on warmer days.
Listen carefully to your guide’s safety briefing and follow all instructions for a secure experience.
Peninsula State Park has been a popular recreational area since the early 20th century, preserving natural landscapes and offering outdoor activities for generations.
The park prioritizes habitat preservation and sustainable outdoor recreation to protect its diverse ecosystems for future visitors.
Protect your skin from sun exposure during paddling on sunny days.
summer specific
Keep dry and warm if the weather turns cool or rainy.
spring|fall|winter specific
Reduce glare from the water and protect your eyes during the trip.
summer specific
Shield your face from sun rays and stay comfortable on bright days.
summer specific