easy
2 hours
Participants should have a basic level of fitness and be comfortable engaging in light physical activity for up to two hours.
Experience the peaceful waters of Little Traverse Bay with a guided sea kayak trip near Petoskey, Michigan. Perfect for all skill levels, this two-hour cruise offers breathtaking views and plenty of photo opportunities.
Discover the stunning beauty of Little Traverse Bay with Kayak Petoskey's Sea Kayak Pleasure Cruise. This two-hour guided kayak adventure provides a perfect balance of relaxation and exploration on the clear waters of the Great Lakes. Certified guides lead you safely through the scenic coastline, sharing insights about the natural environment along the way. Whether you're a seasoned paddler or trying kayaking for the first time, this experience is designed to suit all skill levels. The gentle waves and calm conditions make it ideal for families and individuals alike. Bring your camera to capture picturesque views of the bay, the vibrant wildlife, and charming shorelines. Located in the heart of northern Michigan, this trip offers an immersive outdoor escape where you can unwind, connect with nature, and enjoy the fresh air. Kayak Petoskey provides all the necessary gear, so all you need to do is show up ready for an unforgettable aquatic adventure.
Always wear the provided PFD for safety during your kayak trip on Little Traverse Bay.
Use a dry bag for essentials like phones and cameras to keep them safe and dry while paddling.
Protect your skin while minimizing environmental impact by using reef-safe sunscreen during your trip.
Weather on the water can change quickly—wear layers to stay comfortable throughout your paddle.
Little Traverse Bay has long been a hub for Native American fishing and trading before becoming a popular recreation area in northern Michigan.
Kayak Petoskey promotes Leave No Trace principles and supports local water quality initiatives to protect Little Traverse Bay’s delicate ecosystem.
Keeps you dry and protects against chilly spring winds on the water.
spring specific
Provides grip and protection when entering and exiting the kayak as well as on rocky shorelines.
summer specific
Allows you to adjust warmth comfortably during fluctuating fall temperatures.
fall specific
Helps maintain hand warmth during cold weather paddling sessions.
winter specific