Multi Day Tours
LUMMI ISLAND - 3 Day/2 Night Tour
A guided 3-day, 2-night kayak trip from Squalicum Harbor across Bellingham Bay to Lummi Island, skipping the ferry lines for a quieter island experience. Along the way, look for marine life and eagles as you make the crossing, then explore the island itself, including the remnants of a rock quarry and shipwreck cove.
Nights are spent camping at the rustic Lummi Island campground, with time built in for beachside relaxation or more paddling. All meals are catered, from a savory dinner on day one to breakfast on the final morning.
3 days, 2 nights · Departs Squalicum Harbor · Group size - 4-8 · Experience level - No experience required, moderate fitness level needed · Price starting at $749 per person
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the tour start?
Squalicum Harbor in Bellingham. We paddle across Bellingham Bay to reach Lummi Island.
How many people are on the trip?
Groups are kept intentionally small at 4-8 participants. Reach out if your group is larger and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Do I need kayaking experience?
No prior kayaking experience is required. This trip is open to beginner through advanced paddlers. That said, it does call for a moderate fitness level, you should be able to paddle for approximately 4 hours non-stop in windy conditions up to 10 knots. If you're not sure whether this trip is a good fit, reach out and we can talk through it.
Where do we sleep?
The Lummi Island campground, a rustic beachside site.
What's included?
Guiding, kayak and gear, camping, and all meals, dinner on day one through breakfast on the final day. Personal gear like tents, sleeping bags, and pads isn't included, but we have a limited number available to rent for an additional charge.
What will we see along the way?
Marine life and eagles during the crossing of Bellingham Bay, plus a historic rock quarry and shipwreck cove to explore on the island.
How much does it cost?
Starting at $749 per person, plus tax. Gratuity isn't included but is appreciated.
Happy Campers setting off for Cypress Island
CYPRESS ISLAND - 3 Day/2 Night Tour
A guided 3-day, 2-night kayak trip from Anacortes to Cypress Island, the largest undeveloped island in the San Juans. With no ferry service, Cypress stays quiet and undeveloped, home to 142 documented bird species along its shoreline and rocky formations.
This tour is a deep dive into one of western Washington's most untouched landscapes, with time to explore the island's wildlife and natural terrain over three days.
3 days, 2 nights · Departs Anacortes · Group size 4-8 · Experience level - No experience required, moderate fitness level needed · Price starting at $749 per person
Frequently Asked Questions
Where does the tour start?
Anacortes, WA.
How many people are on the trip?
Groups are kept intentionally small at 4-8 participants. Reach out if your group is larger and we will do our best to accommodate you.
Do I need kayaking experience?
No prior kayaking experience is required. This trip is open to beginner through advanced paddlers. That said, it does call for a moderate fitness level, you should be able to paddle for approximately 4 hours non-stop in windy conditions up to 10 knots. If you're not sure whether this trip is a good fit, reach out and we can talk through it.
Where do we sleep?
We will camp at either Cypress Head or Pelican Beach, depending on weather conditions and group preference.
What's included?
Guiding, kayak and gear, camping, and all meals, dinner on day one through breakfast on the final day. Personal gear like tents, sleeping bags, and pads isn't included, but we have a limited number available to rent for an additional charge.
What makes Cypress Island unique?
It's the largest undeveloped island in the San Juans, with no ferry access and 142 documented bird species. Learn more about the island's birds and plant life.
How much does it cost?
Starting at $749 per person, plus tax. Gratuity isn't included but is appreciated.