Destinations
Sea Kayak Adventures serves some of the most incredible waterways in the world. Rich with natural beauty and offering incomparable opportunities to view endangered wildlife, our destinations ensure that your adventure will be something you'll cherish for a lifetime.
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British Columbia, Canada An incredible environment for sea kayaking with killer whales, BC Canada's Inside Passage is a sheltered, glacier-carved waterway between the northeast coast of Vancouver Island and the snow-capped mountains of mainland British Columbia. A focal point, Johnstone Strait allows us the best opportunity to view orcas up close from a kayak, as these scenic waters contain the highest density of killer whales anywhere in the northern hemisphere. |
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Baja, Mexico The Baja California peninsula is a land of dramatic contrasts where cactus-filled deserts and towering mountains meet a rich marine environment along hundreds of miles of coastline. This desert wilderness is one of the best winter adventure destinations in North America. Besides warm sunny weather and startling scenery, Baja is world-renowned for close encounters with gray, fin and blue whales, among others in the wild. |
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Inside Passage, Alaska Alaska is the last frontier of the American Wilderness. May is one of the best times in Alaska to cruise Glacier Bay National Park on the Ursa Major. From June to August, Ursa Major explores Alaska's spectacular Inside Passage between Sitka and Petersburg. Travel for six nights/seven days through this vast coastal wilderness, paddling glacier-fed waters where snow-capped peaks tower majestically above, soak in hot springs and observe abundant wildlife including whales, porpoises, bears and sea otters. |
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Galapagos Islands, Ecuador Our Galapagos adventure trip is the first of its kind offered in this tropical archipelago, allowing you to see the wonderful wildlife of these islands "up close and personal" from behind a paddle vs onboard a cruise, providing you a more intimate journey in the enchanting Galapagos Islands. Travel the Galapagos Islands with sea kayak paddle in hand. Like other travelers, you'll marveled at these islands with their oceanic geologic origins, rich sea life, diverse wildlife and intriguing natural history - all of which are unique on this planet. |
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"Unlike yacht-based trips that may offer some kayaking, this Galapagos excursion is all about melding into the sea and letting the landscape slide by under blue-footed-booby skies. Come evening, paddle..."Excerpt from the New York Times
