Half Day Tour
$109 per person + tax
Wildcat Cove
Our Chuckanut Bay excursion is an excellent choice for those who love nature and adventure. We'll begin with a brief introduction to water safety and equipment before embarking on our journey to explore the diverse wildlife and enchanting coastline in the area. Keep your eyes open for wildlife both above and below the water, in the sky, and on land - it's everywhere! We'll also take some time to explore a few of our favorite spots on shore where we can enjoy a snack and a stroll through the woods.
Sample itinerary (subject to change for varying weather conditions and tide levels):
9:20 am: Arrive at boat launch, find parking and purchase parking pass (if required)
9:30 am: Meet your group and guide at Wildcat Cove (in Larrabee State Park), help unload kayaks.
10:00 am: Gear up, discuss kayak safety, paddling technique, and the day’s route.
10:15 am: On the water! Enjoy the views, explore the coastline, and learn about the plants, animals, and history of the Salish Sea.
11:15 pm: Take a break at one of the many beaches or islands to explore tidepools, wildlife and hiking trails.
11:45 pm: Back in the boats to paddle back to Wildcat Cove.
12:20 pm: Land back in Wildcat Cove. Help your guide load boats and return safety gear.
12:30 pm: See you next time!
Check out our FAQ page if you have questions or contact us directly.
Bioluminescence Tour
$119 per person + tax
Come and experience magic in the water! Glide through an ocean of stars under the darkness of the night sky. You'll be transported in spirit to a youthful exuberance playing with the light as it dances around your boat and on your paddle. Look below the water and watch the streaks of light, imitating shooting stars, as they ride on the backs of fish. This is a late night paddle since the best time to see the luminescence is in complete darkness. Bring children at your own discretion, but we don't recommend bringing children under 12. Times and days will vary based on the sunset (meeting time will be about 15-30 minutes after the sun sets), so check the calendar for dates and times. Check out our FAQ page if you have questions or contact us directly.