Paddle clear-bottom kayaks over 1800s shipwrecks and a historic island lighthouse
2 hours
Explore Door County’s maritime past on a 2-hour guided paddle in a clear-bottom kayak. Circle a small historic island and glide over 1800s wooden schooner shipwrecks as time and visibility permit.
Minimum age is 5; kids must paddle with an adult. Maximum weight is 300 lbs (requires a large single configuration). Check in 15 minutes early to complete waivers and get fitted for life jackets.
Cancel up to 48 hours prior to your tour date for a full refund. If Lakeshore Adventures cancels due to wind, waves, or weather, you may reschedule or request a full refund. If the minimum of 4 participants is not met, you can reschedule, make it a private tour, or get a 100% refund.
Product ID: 3VZKBV
Wear clothing and footwear that can get wet. If you have a bee allergy, alert staff and bring your EpiPen.
Yes. The minimum age is 5, and kids must paddle with an adult.
Yes. The maximum weight is 300 lbs; this requires going in a large single configuration.
All kayak tours check in at the Lakeshore Adventure Main Office (8113 Hwy 57 Baileys Harbor, WI 54202)
North Country Rivers has built a loyal following for good reason. Guides like Chris, Ben, Vito, Codi, Jason, and Allison come up repeatedly in reviews, and the praise is consistent across the board. First-timers especially appreciate how patient and reassuring the staff are from the moment you arrive, right down to spending nearly 40 minutes helping a group get properly fitted in wetsuits before hitting the water. The experience goes beyond just the rafting itself. There's a food buffet after trips, cabin accommodations for overnight stays, and a game room that younger guests love. Some groups have been returning annually for nearly a decade, which says a lot. The Kennebec and Dead River routes both get strong marks, and the Ultimate Turbine Trip with the high-volume release seems to be a crowd favorite for those chasing bigger thrills. If you're on the fence, the sheer number of multigenerational groups, scout troops, and first-timers who walk away raving should give you confidence. This is a well-run operation where safety is clearly prioritized without taking the fun out of the adventure.
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