Paddle Fort Worden’s shoreline with mountain and island views
Paddle San Juan Island’s shoreline with a biologist-naturalist guide
Lightweight touring sea kayak rentals in Port Gamble, single or tandem
Explore the Salish Sea with a boat reserved for your group
Paddle Fort Worden's shoreline with mountain views and Port Townsend waterfront access
Paddle after sunset to look for bioluminescence with a trained naturalist guide
Beginner-friendly sit-on-top kayaks to paddle Port Gamble Bay
Share a sail with friends or someone special
Paddle San Juan Island with a biologist guide on a 3-hour beginner-friendly tour
Pedal a single or tandem kayak on Port Gamble Bay
Sit back and relax or take an active role in sailing
Relax on the water or take an active part in the sailing
Search for whales and marine wildlife on the Salish Sea
Paddle San Juan Island’s west side with a small-group guided kayak tour
Learn to kayak while exploring Penn Cove’s history, habitat and aquaculture
Build kiteboarding skills with tailored instruction from first launch to upwind riding
Paddle scenic Doe Bay with a guide, with routes that change based on the tides
Enjoy a private sail with a licensed captain and choose a relaxed or more thrilling ride
Paddle beginner-friendly routes with a fully equipped sea kayak and safety gear
Paddle an 8-mile tide-assisted route on the Kitsap Peninsula National Water Trail
Cruise the San Juan Islands on a private whale and wildlife tour for up to 6
Private sailing tailored to your interests in the San Juan Islands
Paddle coastal waters with a naturalist guide and watch for marine wildlife
Clarity is geology, not luck: quartz sand, seagrass filtration, and how close the Gulf Stream runs. Thirteen beaches, and the trade-off each one asks of you.
Florida issues no boating license at all. What the marina checks is a safety education card, and whether you need one comes down to one date: January 1, 1988.