easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for beginners in good health with basic paddling capability or willingness to learn
Discover the peaceful beauty of Bellingham Bay on a private Sunset Paddle. Glide through calm waters as the sky lights up in stunning colors.
Prices from $99 • Ages 7+ • 3 hours • Email us for more availability!
Person- $99 Private Groups - from $500 (depending on the size)
3 hours
The best way to experience a sunset, in our humble opinion, is on the water, at the edge of it all. Join us for a relaxing evening in our kayaks as we bid farewell to the setting sun. Who knows, we may even get a visit from one of the local harbor seals or otter families that live near by. All trips include guided instruction, tandem sea worthy sea kayaks and all related kayak gear, plus they are great for beginners and experienced paddlers alike!
You can expect a total of 3 hours with your guide with almost 2 hours of on water paddle time.
~ Meet your guide & get geared up ~ Kayak orientation and paddle technique instruction on land ~ On the water, enjoy the setting sun and wildlife opportunities ~ Sunset trips wrap up by dusk, soaking in as much of the sunset as we can
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We are happy to accommodate trip request so please contact us if you would like to set up a date that you do not see on the calendar.
Discounts available for groups, active military, adventure youth groups and educators. Contact us after the booking to receive a discount
Recommended manufacture maximum weight for double kayaks is 250LBS per person Please email us if you have any questions regarding kayak capacity prior to booking.
Evening temperatures can drop quickly on the water, so bring a lightweight jacket or thermal layer.
Keep phones, cameras, and other essentials dry with a waterproof bag during the paddle.
Plan to start your paddle about an hour before sunset to catch the best light and calmest water.
Protect your skin and marine environment by applying reef-safe sunscreen before your trip.
Bellingham Bay has long been home to Coast Salish peoples who fished and traveled these waters for generations.
Efforts focus on protecting fragile marine ecosystems and eelgrass habitats critical to local wildlife survival.
Keeps you dry and warm during spring showers and evening paddles.
spring specific
Provides sun protection and stays secure in breezy conditions.
summer specific
Helps maintain warmth during chilly fall evenings on the water.
fall specific
Protects electronics from splashes and unexpected water exposure.