Our dates for the rest of the summer in the Nisqually Reach are Aug 19-22 and Sept 16-19 for night time Bioluminesence tours, and Aug 20-23 and Sept 17-20 for our Day Tours, Porpoise Paddles, and Half Day Porpoise paddles.  Watch for the launch of our website for the new Olympic Peninsula location.

• 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.

• 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.

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 Mt. Ranier illuminates in orange and purple.

• We will seek out wildlife.

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