
Our guided Kayak Eco Tours are half-day adventures on the water that include stretches of paddling interwoven with hands-on activities like cast netting, birdwatching and beach combing. We get started early when the wind is calmer, which makes kayaking more enjoyable, more relaxing and safer.

The Texas State Paddling Trail on the back side of Mustang Island offers pristine marsh habitat filled with birds and wildlife.

Paddle through canals to uninhabited islands with miles of watery passageways and sandy beaches for swimming.

Paddle from Aransas Pass to Randsom Island to explore old "shellcrete" ruins left by smugglers and pirates 100 years ago.

This Texas State Paddling Trail in Redfish Bay passes through mangroves to reach the historic Lydia Ann Lighthouse near Port Aransas.

Nueces Bay near North Beach is a calmer stretch of open bay. See a stone lighthouse, birds and keep an eye out for dolphins.

Circumnavigate this historic USS Lexington aircraft carrie. Watch ships sail out of the port and look for dolphins.

Protected area near Portland perfect for learning paddling skills, offering a deeper channel along with shallow wetland areas.

These newly made islands have created a large area of fish and bird habitat just off Hwy 181 near Portland, Texas that is good for birding or fishing.
