KAYAK LOVERS
The water worth the paddle.
The 5 ketchikan kayaking tours travellers paddle most, gathered in one place. Where each route takes you, how long you are on the water, who runs the trip, and what a seat in the boat costs.
Kayak Clover Pass in Ketchikan with small-group wildlife watching, intertidal critters, and rain gear, plus pickup and smoked salmon snack.
Most Popular“Great addition to my other kayaking adventures. Circled three islands, saw interesting terrain and wildlife, including some intertidal critters, and traveled about 5 miles on a clear, sunny, day.”
Tandem sea kayaking on Eagle Island with port pickup, beginner-friendly coaching, and wildlife spotting in Tongass National Forest.
“Excellent paddle! Jacob was a great coach for a newbie, and very knowledgeable about the area. And the weather was fantastic!”
Hourly Ketchikan sea kayaking to Orca Cove in a small group. Boat transport, double kayaks, wildlife spotting, smoked salmon snack.
“The weather couldn't have been better and the views were amazing however we arrived exactly at 8:00 a.m. and they were just about to leave! We weren't even late! Once we were on the kayaks I had a HUGE sea creature come next to me and when I tried to share with our guide he…”
Ketchikan off-road Jeep safari plus a Native-style canoe crossing Lake Harriet Hunt, warm snacks, and a rain-forest walk.
“This is a scenic and fun Alaskan experience. The guide was very knowledgeable about the lical flora and fauna. The canoe part was most enjoyable with a wonderful taste of salmon and clam chowder.”
Paddle Lake Harriet Hunt by canoe in the Tongass, then tour the rainforest and warm up with smoked fish, clam chowder, and pickup.
“Enjoyed the canoe ride, it was actually fun but wished we had time while on the lake to take a photo, we had plenty of time to do this but kept paddling. Also the nature walk was too short. The food and drinks provided was delicious too. The lake was beautiful. The traveling guides were…”
Every paddle worth taking, place by place.
