Best results for Private Kayaking Tours

Follow expert guides on a splashy mountain river in your own inflatable kayak, with one- or two-person boats available

Paddle calm Colorado River waters past sandstone cliffs—perfect for families and first-timers

Paddle a 5.5-mile self-guided float with gear and shuttle included

Paddle Class I–II rapids on the Deerfield River with a guide helping you choose your line

Combine sea kayaking in Resurrection Bay with a guided hike to Exit Glacier for a full day of Alaskan adventure

Paddle through pristine Shingle Creek cypress forest with expert guidance and wildlife insights

Paddle across Portland Harbor to explore historic Fort Gorges with a licensed guide

Paddle to island beaches, spot seals and seabirds, and explore lighthouses on a guided 4-hour tour

Paddle among calving glaciers and spot Alaskan wildlife on a guided Kenai Fjords adventure.

Kayak past geothermal wonders and hike to remote Shoshone Lake in one seamless full-day adventure.

Paddle a full day along the French Broad River, passing Biltmore Estate and vibrant arts studios.

Paddle Orcas Island's north shore with wildlife viewing and Mount Baker vistas

See Mt. Rainier views, restoration sites, and wildlife with gear included

Design a personalized 4-hour sea kayak adventure in Door County with gear and light lunch included

Explore Door County's sea caves, dunes, and a shipwreck on a 3-hour kayak adventure.

Paddle 2–4 miles on gentle rivers with gear included; rent or join a first-timers lesson

Paddle the west side route with a guide, beach break, and picnic lunch included

Paddle Orcas Island’s north shore at dusk and watch the sunset from the water

Paddle solo or with a friend on a versatile tandem kayak at Strawberry Reservoir.

Paddle under the Stars

Sail Waikiki on a luxury yacht equipped with water sports gear for a relaxing day afloat

Paddle the calm Chesapeake Bay with included gear and a quick safety briefing

Paddle the Chesapeake Bay together with gear included

Explore mangrove tunnels by kayak or paddleboard with experienced guides in Neal Preserve.