Sunset and Wildlife Kayak Tour at Fort Flagler State Park

Name: Sunset and Wildlife Kayak Tour at Fort Flagler State Park
Brand: Viator

2h 30mEnglishWashington

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We typically allocate 1/2 hour for our comprehensive safety and equipment orientation, followed by two hours of paddling on the water

Highlights Peaceful Paddle Glide through serene waters as the sun begins to set, offering a tranquil escape and the perfect setting for wildlife viewing.

Breathtaking Sunset Views Experience a stunning array of colors as the sky transforms with the sunset, creating a magical backdrop for your kayaking adventure.

Wildlife Encounters Spot local wildlife such as birds, fish, and perhaps even larger animals like otters, seals or deer, all in their natural habitats as the day transitions into evening.

Golden Hour Photography Capture the beauty of the golden hour, where the warm light of the setting sun enhances the landscape and wildlife, perfect for unforgettable photos.

Guided Expertise Learn about the local ecosystem, wildlife, and the environment from a knowledgeable guide who shares fascinating insights throughout your journey.

Included

Tandem kayak, Life jacket, Spray skirt, Safety gear, Expert sea kayak guide

Not included

A WA Discover Pass is required for vehicles, available at the entrance or from an automated machine.

What you'll do

Olympic Peninsula
, , Washington, United States
We will paddle Admiralty Inlet, Port Townsend Bay, or Kilisut Harbor as the day transitions to an impressionist painting and illuminates in orange and purple. We search for wildlife as we paddle!
2 hoursAdmission not included
Port Townsend
Port Townsend, United States
Views of Port Townsend from the water
Fort Flagler State Park
10541 Flagler Rd, , Marrowstone Island, United States
a stunning former military installation perched at the tip of Marrowstone Island where the waters of Puget Sound, Hood Canal, and the Strait of Juan de Fuca converge. This hidden gem offers breathtaking views of the Olympic Mountains and Cascade Range while you explore protected shorelines, diverse marine wildlife, and over 100 years of Pacific Northwest coastal history. Fort Flagler's calm, sheltered waters make it an ideal destination for kayakers of all experience levels looking for an unforgettable adventure in one of Washington's most scenic and storied landscapes
2 minAdmission not included

Meeting and pickup

3 locations

Pickup details

We meet at the Fort Flagler boat launch, located near the teal containers where the kayak base is set up. A WA Discover Pass is required for vehicles, available at the entrance or from an automated machine.

Good to know

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
The cockpit opening is 16.5" wide, which is slightly narrower than the average airline seat. Additionally, the combined weight of both paddlers in a kayak should not exceed 460 lbs.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.