Paddle a calm 5-mile Russian River stretch with an easy shuttle upstream
Paddle the Russian River and enjoy a picnic lunch at Wohler Bridge
Get started on the water with beginner-friendly craft and personalized dockside instruction
Explore Tomales Bay’s remote shoreline with time to build kayaking confidence
Paddle from sunset into darkness in search of bioluminescent plankton
Sail around Bodega Bay on a flexible 3-hour trip
Paddle Tomales Bay’s living shoreline with a naturalist guide
An independent river paddle with kayak gear included
Stay together on the water with boats matched to your crew's pace
Explore shoreline scenery and watch for wildlife from the water
Get started on the water with customized dockside instruction
Find your way on the water with customized dockside instruction
Share time on the water and take another turn on your favorites
Paddle the Russian River at twilight on a 3.5-hour evening float
Paddle gentle waters where the Russian River meets the Pacific
Paddle Tomales Bay at your own pace from a protected launch
A relaxed golden-hour paddle with guided support on quiet Tomales Bay
Paddle Tomales Bay’s protected shoreline at your own pace
Paddle the Russian River's remote Alexander Valley stretch
Paddle Tomales Bay after dark and watch for glowing waters
Paddle Tomales Bay after dark and discover its blue bioluminescent glow
Slow down and explore Tomales Bay's living shoreline
Load up a SUP and explore Tomales Bay at your own pace
Slow down on Tomales Bay with a guide who brings its shoreline ecology into focus
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.