Southeast Exposure Outdoor Adventure Center in Ketchikan Alaska

Eagle Island Sea Kayaking

Ketchikan Shore Excursion

Approximate Duration:
3 hours 30 minutes

Restrictions:
Maximum Height: 6'6" inches
Maximum Weight: 230 pounds
Minimum Age: 8 years

Sold through cruise ship shore excursion staff and available for independent travellers.

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Eagle Island Sea Kayaking

Join us for a paddle in the Tongass National Forest. Your adventure starts with a van ride to the north end of Ketchikan to beautiful Clover Pass. You will be welcomed and led down to our waterfront facility where you will be introduced to your tandem kayak and receive a safety briefing from your guide.

You'll quickly gain confidence as you paddle to the Eagle Islands. The protected waters of Clover Pass provide us with the opportunity to really enjoy the tranquil setting of the Tongass National Forest. Along the paddle you will learn about the natural and cultural history of the area while keeping a keen eye out for Bald Eagles and their nests, seals, jumping salmon, and - when the tide is right - sea stars.

"No experience necessary in double Kayaks"

Experienced Kayaker Option

Single Kayaks are available for those with prior Kayaking experience.

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What a great day we had with the Southeast Exposure Kayaking. We spent the day exploring the Eagle Islands and just paddling round. Much praise to the guides whom made my family and I very comfortable in the water. The wildlife and scenery was out of this world.

George, New Haven, CT

"Southeast Exposure is an equal opportunity service provider to the extent possible"

On the way to Tatoosh Beach.

We start of with a safety and kayak lesson right on our private dock.

On the way to Tatoosh Beach.
Off to the Eagle Islands just across the way.

On the way to Tatoosh Beach.
Exploring along Southeast Alaska's pristine coastline.

On the way to Tatoosh Beach.

The Eagle Islands

On the way to Tatoosh Beach.
Catching a humpback whale show while paddling back to dock.

On the way to Tatoosh Beach.
Orca are also a common site on kayaking trips.