Like the kingfisher, this tour delights with color and sound.

Rates

• First Four People - a $700 base price
• Additional Person - $100 each, up to 12 people total

Duration

4 hours including transportation from meeting location to paddling sites and back

About

Take a morning or an afternoon to enjoy a scenic exploration of Whidbey’s coastline. You’ll do some good paddling but will also take time to glide and enjoy the details and close-ups. You’ll delight in the marine wildlife while kayaking in the presence of evergreens with mountains in the distance. And you’ll still have plenty of the day to shop at a farmer’s market, visit an art gallery or try a locally made libation.

What to expect:

• Shuttle from the meeting location, usually our headquarters, to the launch and back after the tour.
• Expect to paddle approximately 2.5 to 3 hours
• Once at the launch beach, we’ll all spend 30 minutes unloading and gearing up, discussing safety, and paddling technique.
• A brief break for some stretching and snacking (healthy snacks included)

Physical Activity Level:

This tour is for an advanced beginner; one who can get in and out of a kayak and maintain an easy, strain-free pace. If mobility or endurance is a challenge or concern, consider one of our loop tours instead.

What's included:

• Shuttle to/from water
• Local, experienced kayak guides
• We provide paddles, life jackets and waterproof cell phone cases
• Extra water to refill your bottles
• Snacks
• A Drybag for your extra gear/clothes
• Sunscreen

What to bring:

• Bottle of water
• Any required personal medication
• Extra snacks (optional)
• Sun and eye protection such as sunglasses and/or a hat with a brim
• Synthetic, athletic clothes that dry quickly. No cotton.
• Closed-toe sandals and/or shoes with a solid sole are recommended Our beaches can be rocky and slippery, so flip flops are not a good idea
• Binoculars (optional)

Private groups may opt for single kayaks, tandems or a combination of both. Or paddle boards! Private groups can also specify preferred paddle plan, although weather and safety considerations can override.