Seattle · SEATTLE SEA KAYAKING & RAFTING
6 tours
Start at number one and work down: the 6 sea kayaking & rafting trips in Seattle worth the money, each with its fare, its running time and the kind of day it makes.
Upper Skagit intro whitewater from Marblemount. Easy rapids, swim breaks, North Cascades views, gear and guide included for $115.
“Riley was absolutely awesome!!!!! The river was gorgeous and we had perfect weather. This was a perfect ending to our Washington vacation”
Seattle-area waterfall rappelling canyoning with SELAND wetsuits, certified swiftwater guides, and a photo package. Pickup and small groups.
“Back in July 2023, I got the chance to join a whitewater canyoning training led by Sam Keller from Wild Sky.”
Guided 3-hour kayak trip from Shelton to Hope Island Marine State Park, with wildlife spotting and trail time, all gear included for $89.
“This kayak tour was such a blast! We spent about three hours out on the water in a double kayak, and it was the perfect pace, not too rushed, but never boring. The stop at Hope Island was a nice break, and it was cool to get out and wander around before heading back. Ross and Doug were awesome guides, super friendly, laid-back, and full of good stories. They made the whole trip feel easy and fun, and you could tell they really enjoy what they do. All in all, it was just a really fun experience and a great way to spend the day. I’d definitely recommend it if…”
West Seattle sunset sea kayaking on Elliott Bay. Small group up to 10, wildlife on the Duwamish River, expert guides. Book early.
“Great kayaking experience! Round trip was roughly 3.5 miles of pleasant rowing. Roughly 2 hours. Would recommend!”
Paddle Elliott Bay in a small sea-kayak group from Seattle. 2 hours, equipment included, possible seals and eagles.
“This was a good first time kayaking experience. All 4 of us in our party, ages ranging from 21 to 72, did as well or better than expected. Arm fatigue is a factor for anyone that does not work out regularly. Our guide was a little on the new side but everything was fine with our small group of 4. It was a beautiful day, great conditions, and we all had a good time.”
Kayak offshore to Alki Lighthouse from Seattle. Small group, gear included, and Elliott Bay views in about 3 hours.
“One of the best kayak tours I have had. Our guide Maya was extremely knowledgeable both about kayaking and the history of the bay. Although I have had a good deal of experience kayaking, she did a great educating those without experience. Very calm area but with interesting sites. There are lockers to store belongings and they also offer water shoes and waterproof coverings if needed.”
