The area around Hog Island is rich in wildlife and scenic beauty. Over 400 Tule Elk inhabit the northern part of the peninsula, and can be seen from the kayaks. We will launch at Miller Park Boat Ramp (next to the restaurant at Nick's Cove) and paddle through the tide channels to the remote beaches of the Peninsula. As we paddle along we will discover the myriad and diverse animals which inhabit the Bay and its shores. Read more about the details of this trip here: Cost: $98.

This gentle naturalist-led tour includes an introductory kayak lesson and is perfect for first-time paddlers — young and old. Bring the whole family along for a fun adventure of paddling and nature watching! Cost: $68.

On this unique tour, you may paddle to the beds where oysters are actually grown in the wild, the incredibly scenic areas of Tomales Bay. Ask your guides about basics of oyster cultivation in this rich marine environment. On returning to Blue Waters, enjoy hors d'oevres of fresh oysters, raw or barbequed on the grill with our special sauces. Yum!

Kayak and Oyster Tasting: $88
Dates: See Schedule
Time: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. or by arrangement

Over 400 species of birds have been recorded here in the Point Reyes area, making it one of the bird watching havens in the country. Fall and winter are great times to bird watch from a kayak in Tomales Bay. The mild weather conditions bring in thousandsof birds. Paddling over eelgrass beds with our naturalist guides, you will see and learn about migrating birds, marine animals and other species which live below and above the water's surface. This tour is for those who love to watch and ID birds as well.

On this unique tour, you may paddle to the beds where oysters are actually grown in the wild, the incredibly scenic areas of Tomales Bay. Ask your guides about basics of oyster cultivation in this rich marine environment. On returning to Blue Waters, enjoy hors d'oevres of fresh oysters, raw or barbequed on the grill with our special sauces. Yum!

A perfect trip for beginners and pros alike. Paddling on Tomales Bay, sharing a leisurely potluck lunch, and hiking the trails of Tomales Bay State Park as a naturalist guide interprets the plant and animal life and the geology of this fascinating area. After the hike, we'll re-launch our kayaks and paddle back to base, enjoying the quiet and solitude of the bay. Cost: $98.

The area around Hog Island is rich in wildlife and scenic beauty. Over 400 Tule Elk inhabit the northern part of the peninsula, and can be seen from the kayaks. We will launch at Miller Park Boat Ramp (next to the restaurant at Nick's Cove) and paddle through the tide channels to the remote beaches of the Peninsula. As we paddle along we will discover the myriad and diverse animals which inhabit the Bay and its shores. Read more about the details of this trip here: Cost: $88

This 5-day camp, Monday 9 am - Friday 3 pm, is an adventure filled camp for teenagers to experience what expedition sea kayaking is all about. The art of moving from camp to camp, packing, launching and landing fully loaded double kayaks builds teamwork,self-reliance, and a sense of exploration and adventure. Through activities such as tidepooling, snorkeling, and exploring by kayak participants will become marine naturalists, experiencing first hand the diversity of this rich eco-system. Cost: $595

This 5-day camp, Monday 9 am - Friday 3 pm, is an adventure filled camp for teenagers to experience what expedition sea kayaking is all about. The art of moving from camp to camp, packing, launching and landing fully loaded double kayaks builds teamwork,self-reliance, and a sense of exploration and adventure. Through activities such as tidepooling, snorkeling, and exploring by kayak participants will become marine naturalists, experiencing first hand the diversity of this rich eco-system. Cost: $595

A foundation to start kayaking safely including: an orientation to kayaks, gear and the basics of paddling strokes; teaching paddling strokes, bracing tecniques, and ultimately learning wet-exits, and re-entry (recovery) techniques; and an introduction to reading tide logs, charts and weather. Successful completion of this class enables a kayaker to rent closed deck kayaks from most outfitters. ***Special: Upon completion, receive 50% off your next rental of a closed deck boat (up to $50 max.)

This gentle naturalist-led tour includes an introductory kayak lesson and is perfect for first-time paddlers — young and old. Bring the whole family along for a fun adventure of paddling and nature watching! Cost: $68.

A perfect trip for beginners and pros alike. Paddling on Tomales Bay, sharing a leisurely potluck lunch, and hiking the trails of Tomales Bay State Park as a naturalist guide interprets the plant and animal life and the geology of this fascinating area. After the hike, we'll re-launch our kayaks and paddle back to base, enjoying the quiet and solitude of the bay. Cost: $98.