Paddle to the Fleetwing shipwreck, then hike for a charcuterie picnic
4 hours total (~2-2.5 hours on water, .5 hike .5 picnic) .5 hour setup instruction/checkout (group size dependent)
Guided kayak tour, Picnic, Hike
Kayak along the shores of Door Bluff County Park with a guide, stopping at the Schooner Fleetwing shipwreck and searching for Native American pictographs. Then pull ashore to hike to the highest bluff in Door County and enjoy a small charcuterie picnic.
Meet 15–20 minutes before your start time at the Garrett Bay Boat Launch. Tours require a minimum of 4 participants to launch.
Cancel 48 hours prior to the tour start time for a 100% refund. Weather options (chosen when booking) may include rescheduling; refunds are available in some cases after rescheduling conditions are met. Tours require a minimum of 4 participants to launch; if not met, you can make it private, reschedule, or get a 100% refund.
Dress for the season. For summer, bring a hat, swimsuit, change of clothes, towel, sunglasses, sunscreen, and footwear you don’t mind getting wet (flip flops can be tough to hike in). For spring/fall, avoid cotton and use synthetic or wool layers; bring a hat, swimsuit base layer, lightly layered synthetic clothing, yoga/biker pants, windbreaker or fleece, change of clothes, towel, paddling gloves, sunglasses, sunscreen, and wet-friendly shoes.
No. Your guide provides Red Cross-trained instruction.
Plan ahead: there are only portable toilets at the launch.
We meet at the Garrett Bay Boat Launch in Ellison Bay.
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.
Logan was the best!
Patti Stewart-Garbrecht
October 3, 2025
Logan was the best!
Patti Stewart-Garbrecht
October 3, 2025