Paddle Lake Michigan’s caves and dunes, with a shoreline hike and local picnic
4–5 hrs
Guided kayaking, local picnic
Explore Lake Michigan’s rocky shoreline by kayak as you travel toward Cave Point and Whitefish Bay Dunes State Park. Build paddling confidence while taking in views available from the water.
Please expect the entire experience to take ~4-5 hours. This will include pre-paddle preparation, ~2-2.5 hours on the water, and a half an hour post-paddle payment and photo viewing opportunity.
Cancel at least 48 hours before start for a full refund. Tours require 4 participants; if the minimum is not met, choose a private tour, reschedule, or receive a full refund. Select a weather cancellation option when booking; options may include a full refund or one reschedule.
Product ID: Q8F984
Summer: Bring a hat, swimsuit, change of clothes, a towel, and flip flops or shoes you don’t mind getting wet. Spring/Fall: Avoid cotton; wear synthetic or wool layers and bring a hat, swimsuit base layer, light layered clothing, wind breaker or fleece, change of clothes, a towel, and footwear you don’t mind getting wet.
Yes. Sunglasses, sunscreen, waterproof cases for your camera or phone, and water are available for purchase.
Plan for about 2–2.5 hours on the water as part of the overall 4–5 hour experience.
Door County Kayak Tours, 6329 Highway 57, WI 54235 (wooden cottage)
The guides here clearly make the experience. Names like Logan, Sky, Levi, Mackenzie, and Eli come up repeatedly, with reviewers praising their knowledge of the area, friendly personalities, and ability to balance instruction with letting guests simply enjoy the stunning scenery. The Cave Point kayak tour seems particularly popular, taking paddlers through caves and over shipwrecks while guides share geological facts and local history. First-timers feel especially well cared for, with guides described as attentive and patient. What stands out is how the tours feel conversational rather than overly structured. Guides offer information at natural moments without dominating the experience, giving you plenty of time to chat with your group and soak in Door County's crystal-clear waters and limestone formations. The company also offers e-bike tours, though one visitor found the pricing confusing during online booking. Overall, this operation has built a strong reputation on quality equipment, reasonable prices, and staff who genuinely seem to enjoy what they do.
Great trip. We really enjoyed the area. Guides were very nice.
Dale Blankenship
September 1, 2026
Great trip. We really enjoyed the area. Guides were very nice.
Dale Blankenship
September 1, 2026
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