What should I bring?
Both tours launch from our protected sandy cove. Those participating paddlers are provided with the latest in safety equipment and paddling gear. Photographers on our trips often choose to bring a waterproof camera or waterproof bags for alternate video and photography equipment to capture the spectacular views and scenes. Other than your quest for excitement, little else is needed to explore the waters of the bay and marshes
Bare feet are recommended for SUP paddlers for more grip and are fine for kayaks as well. The bay’s bottom is sandy and safe to walk on. For those a bit more leery of the bay’s bottom, water shoes can be worn on kayaks but are not recommended for SUP. Personal belongings can be left ashore protected by our staff or tucked away in your vehicle. We look forward to having you on one of our epic adventures
Bare feet are recommended for SUP paddlers for more grip and are fine for kayaks as well. The bay’s bottom is sandy and safe to walk on. For those a bit more leery of the bay’s bottom, water shoes can be worn on kayaks but are not recommended for SUP. Personal belongings can be left ashore protected by our staff or tucked away in your vehicle. We look forward to having you on one of our epic adventures
Do I need to know how to use an Stand Up Paddle Board, Paddle boat or Kayak before I drive?
Absolutly not! Our staff provides free group lessons and optional private lessons for beginners! Instructors are available through your rental or tour to help you out. Even if you are an experienced paddler, our staff can provide pointers to the best strokes and techniques. Check our our blog for some great instructional videos as well!
