Top Washington Kayaking Tours - page 2

Experience the natural beauty of Mt. Rainier with the help of a guide to lead the way on this full-day group tour from Seattle. Enjoy a scenic, narrated journey past lakes, waterfalls, historic towns, and Mt. Rainier. Take in spectacular views from Narada Falls, considered the most popular waterfall in Mt. Rainier National Park, and the aptly named Paradise. Includes pickup and drop-off from select downtown Seattle and airport hotels for your convenience.

Go on a tour like no other where you'll combine both hiking and kayaking to experience an alpine lake it it's entirety! Just an hour from Seattle, this adventure begins with a meeting at the trailhead, followed by a moderate hike boasting panoramic views. Upon reaching the lake, enjoy a fresh lunch before paddling across the crystal-clear waters. Float next to towering cliffs, visit stunning waterfalls, explore hidden islands, and soak in the stunning scenery from the middle of the alpine lake. Leave the crowds on the shore and have the entire alpine lake to yourself. This tour is perfect for moderate hikers aged 14-65 looking for a memorable outdoor experience in Washington's breathtaking landscape. - Half-day tour from Seattle, includes hiking and one-of-a-kind alpine lake kayaking - Paddle on one of Washington’s most beautiful alpine lakes - Enjoy a fresh lunch provided during the tour - Small group size (max 6) with a professional guide for a personal experience

Explore the stunning waters of San Juan Island on a full-day kayak tour designed for adventure seekers and wildlife enthusiasts. Paddle along the west side, where wildlife encounters are likely, and enjoy a leisurely lunch at a small beach scenic walk to the lighthouse. Experienced guides ensure a safe and memorable experience, providing all necessary equipment and small group sizes for personalized attention.

Explore the stunning waters of the San Juan Islands on a full-day kayak tour, offering a unique opportunity to paddle in the whale waters. This six-hour adventure, led by expert guides, takes you through the prime whale-watching areas where sightings of both resident and transient orcas are possible. Glide through scenic shorelines, vibrant kelp forests, and enjoy the diverse marine wildlife, including seals, sea lions, and various bird species. Each paddle stroke unveils new wonders, making every moment an adventure in nature.

See Seattle and its surrounding views from a unique vantage point on a small-group sea kayak tour to Alki Lighthouse. This aquatic excursion is perfect for travelers seeking an immersive and dynamic sightseeing experience. No previous kayak experience is required, and you can choose a 1-person or 2-person kayak. As you paddle across the calm bay, enjoy unobstructed views of the Olympic Mountains, Seattle skyline, and more.

Forget about fighting traffic and looking for a parking spot at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. Instead, skip the headaches associated with getting to the airport and travel with confidence by booking a private departure transfer service. Choose from a 3-person sedan, a 5-person minivan, or a 6-person SUV. Then, sit back and relax as a professional chauffeur drives from any downtown Seattle, Bellevue, or Kirkland accommodation to the airport.

A full-catered trip, this multi-day tour takes you to experience kayaking and camping in the San Juan Islands, specifically Cypress Island. This island is a gem within the San Juan archipelago, boasting protected conservation and natural areas that teem with wildlife. Explore miles of trails leading to viewpoints and secluded coves with pebble beaches. Enjoy having exclusive access to this hidden paradise during this tour.

On this two-in-one Snoqualmie Falls and Washington State wineries tour, experience highlights beyond Seattle that many other visitors miss. With round-trip transit included, getting out into nature—and visiting beauty spots including the mighty falls—is made simple. Along the way, visit at least two top-rated estate wineries, where you can enjoy guided tastings (own expense).

Seeing the highlights of Mt. Rainer National Park in one day can be difficult if you don’t know where to go and downright impossible if you don’t have a car. Make your trip easy (and leave the driving to someone else) with this small-group tour from Seattle. Depending on when you visit, you might see wildflower meadows, alpine vistas, and waterfalls, either on a hike or on a snowshoe adventure.