We will have limited availability in Nisqually for 2021.  

May night: May13-17th, day trips: 14-17th

June nights: 11th-16th, day trips 12-16

July nights: 26-31st, days 27th- august 1st

August nights 26th-29, days 27-29

September nights 8th-12th, days 9-12th

October nights 7-10th, days 8th-10th

The rest of the time you can find us at our new location at Ft Flagler State Park near Port Townsend as Olympic Kayak Tours LLC.

• Day tour the Nisqually Reach: Gem of Puget Sound. Learn about the largest salt marsh restoration on the West Coast.

• Paddle with world renowned bird watching, ample seals and sea lions with their pups, teeming salmon runs, porpoises, and the possibility of whale encounters from Orcas to gray whales, to humpbacks!

Visit the Nisqually Reach, we will journey to a location suited for wildlife viewing taking into consideration the tidal current conditions, frequented locales include the Nisqually River mouth or Anderson island.

Depending on currents, we will either circumnavigate sparsely populated and cliffy Ketron Island or head north towards Fox Island, seeking out Harbor Porpoises and other cetaceans (whales) that frequent the area, as well as iconic Pigeon Guillemots and other sea birds. Some groups may also visit the Sequalitchew area.

Depending on currents, we will either circumnavigate sparsely populated and cliffy Ketron Island or head north towards Fox Island, seeking out Harbor Porpoises and other cetaceans (whales) that frequent the area, as well as iconic Pigeon Guillemots and other sea birds. Some groups may also visit the Sequalitchew area.

• An evening tour as the day transitions to an impressionist painting and the landscape illuminates in orange and purple.

• Based on environmental variable we expect to see the glow of bioluminescent dinoflagelletes in the water after dark.

Give the gift of an Eco Adventure

• 2 day kayak camping expedition seeking adventures, pigeon guillemots, eagles, and learning how communities have come together to protect this watershed and puget sound.

• We will camp in a pocket estuary on a lovely island. Enjoy an evening under the stars with delicious dinner and breakfast all while being regaled by a biologist guid

• 3 day kayak camping expedition circumnavigating Anderson and McNeil "prison" islands.

• Land on exposed shoals, ride currents, learn about marine biology, and the history of the Puget Sound basin from expert naturalist and biologist Sam Kaviar.