Kayak Adventure





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Why take this tour?
- Kayaking is a great way to get in touch with your inner adventurer and explore new spots! You can enjoy the scenery of nature, or take it easy while gliding across calm waters.
- Cody, your Kayak Adventure Guide is as local as it gets! He grew up right here in Hoonah, Alaska! He has over 10 years of kayaking experience on the waters of Port Frederick and his local knowledge of the area is unmatched. Cody is an American Canoe Association (ACA) Certified Guide Instructor. He also carries certifications as a Red Cross EMT and is a certified Lifeguard Instructor. You are in good hands with Cody!
- Your Kayak adventure near The Port of Icy Strait will take you into the calm waters of Port Frederick. Leaving the cruise ship behind, enjoy the serenity that can only be had while quietly gliding across the water enjoying the beautiful Alaskan scenery.
- Wildlife such as; Eagles, Seals, Sea Lions, Sitka black tail deer, Whales, and even a bear on the beach are possible sightings.
- Your experience will start with basic instructions on how to paddle for those who are new to the sport, and safety gear will be issued
- Watch the shoreline on the way out, you might see a brown bear on the beach.
- You can stay in town and do some shopping and see the sights if you like. The wristlet you were issued will get you a free ride back to the ship when you are ready. Shuttles leave every 30 minutes from the same location you met your guide.
Included
- Back to ship on time Guaranteed!
- Round Trip Transfer from The Port of Icy Strait Excursion Hub
- Personal Floatation Device (PFD)
- Return to ship "Anytime Shuttle Pass" on regular shuttles from The Shops to The Port of Icy Strait
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