Quiet-coast paddling and a guided island lunch stop
5 hours
Kayak, safety gear, lunch
Explore Lummi Island’s rocky shores and quiet coves by tandem sea kayak. Hear local stories of the Salish Sea while pausing for a locally inspired lunch.
10:30am: Arrive at Village Point, get outfitted and move boats to the water. 10:40am: Discuss kayak safety, paddling technique, and the day’s route. 11:00am: On the water to explore coastline, plants, animals, and history of the Salish Sea. 12:30pm: Lunch break on an island or pebbled beach to explore and relax. 1:30pm: Resume paddling to see more of the island. 3:00pm: Land back at Village Point, load boats and return safety gear. 3:15pm: Trip concludes.
Cancel in writing 15+ days before for a full refund minus a $30 handling fee; 8–14 days for 75%; 5–7 days for 50%; 4 days or less, no refund. Late arrivals and no-shows receive no refund. Full refund of payments received if the operator cancels or postpones, including for weather.
Product ID: E3DAEM
Reach Lummi Island via the Whatcom County ferry from Gooseberry Point. Ferry transportation and fares are not included in the listed price. Plan to arrive at least 20 minutes early, especially in summer when lines can be longer.
Explore the coastline in a stable fiberglass tandem sea kayak.
A locally inspired lunch is included. Food allergies and preferences may be accommodated when shared in advance, but accommodation is not guaranteed.
Village Point Marina, 4232 Legoe Bay Rd, Lummi Island, WA 98262
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