OUR KAYAKING ECO TOURS
Back side of Mustang Island
Mel's Cove on North Padre Island
Mel's Cove on North Padre Island
The protected waters on the back side of Mustang Island offer pristine marsh habitat filled with birds and wildlife.
LEVEL: Moderate
Mel's Cove on North Padre Island
Mel's Cove on North Padre Island
Mel's Cove on North Padre Island
Start in an island canal community and paddle out to uninhabited islands with miles of watery passageways to explore. Lots of areas for swimming.
LEVEL: Moderate
Lighthouse Lakes - Redfish Bay
Nueces Bay River and Wetlands
Nueces Bay River and Wetlands
Paddle through black mangroves along a "Texas Paddling Trail" to reach an historic lighthouse.
LEVEL: Moderate to Difficult
Nueces Bay River and Wetlands
Nueces Bay River and Wetlands
Nueces Bay River and Wetlands
Navigate up the mouth of the Nueces River, then dive in to the marsh to explore narrow paddling trails that wind through the wetlands.
LEVEL: Moderate
EASIEST ROUTES - BEGINNER LEVEL
Bird Rookery in Nueces Bay
Marsh Restoration - Nueces Bay
Marsh Restoration - Nueces Bay
The Nueces Bay Rookery is a protected area located west of Hwy 181. It's a great place to bird watch and easy to access by kayak.
LEVEL: Moderate
Marsh Restoration - Nueces Bay
Marsh Restoration - Nueces Bay
Marsh Restoration - Nueces Bay
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.
LEVEL: Easy
North Beach - Corpus Christi Bay
North Beach - Corpus Christi Bay
North Beach - Corpus Christi Bay
Ideal spot to learn kayaking skills. Paddle along the beach to see the USS Lexington, the Texas State Aquarium and (sometimes) dolphins.
LEVEL: Easy
Corpus Christi Marina
North Beach - Corpus Christi Bay
North Beach - Corpus Christi Bay
Paddle right beside a fleet of sailboats and the skyline of Downtown Corpus Christi while learning skills in a protected environment.
LEVEL: Easy to Moderate