Two-Hour Guided Kayak Tour for One or Two from San Francisco Kayak & Adventures (Up to 55% Off)
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Knowledgeable guides lead 7 different 2-hour tours across San Francisco Bay or Sausalito waterfront as guests glimpse cityscapes & wildlife
Helicopter pilots are in constant danger of action stars climbing aboard their crafts and throwing them out; kayakers, however, need only fear falling helicopter pilots. Steer an unstealable vessel with today’s Groupon to San Francisco Kayak & Adventures, valid at both the San Francisco and Sausalito locations. Choose between the following options:
- For $49, you get a two-hour guided kayak tour for one (a $100 value).
- For $90, you get a two-hour guided kayak tour for two (a $200 value).
An additional $2 fee per person will be charged at the time of booking. Though upgrades are available, today’s Groupon is not valid for half-day tours; please see the reservations page for more information.
Led through undulating waters by knowledgeable guides, San Francisco Kayak & Adventures’ nautical tour groups glide past picturesque oceanscapes on two-hour tours. In the sturdy, closed-top tandem kayaks, paddlers traverse the San Francisco Bay or Sausalito waterfront on their choice of seven different tours. Morning, midday, and evening tours present a variety of scenic options, passing by the Giants’ stomping ground, the eclectic Richardson Bay houseboat community, or downtown Sausalito. As they float along, the sea-savvy guides point out the various forms of marine life that inhabit the area, including cormorants, harbor seals, pelicans, and the goldfish Davy Jones left in his locker after the school fair.
Knowledgeable guides lead 7 different 2-hour tours across San Francisco Bay or Sausalito waterfront as guests glimpse cityscapes & wildlife
Helicopter pilots are in constant danger of action stars climbing aboard their crafts and throwing them out; kayakers, however, need only fear falling helicopter pilots. Steer an unstealable vessel with today’s Groupon to San Francisco Kayak & Adventures, valid at both the San Francisco and Sausalito locations. Choose between the following options:
- For $49, you get a two-hour guided kayak tour for one (a $100 value).
- For $90, you get a two-hour guided kayak tour for two (a $200 value).
An additional $2 fee per person will be charged at the time of booking. Though upgrades are available, today’s Groupon is not valid for half-day tours; please see the reservations page for more information.
Led through undulating waters by knowledgeable guides, San Francisco Kayak & Adventures’ nautical tour groups glide past picturesque oceanscapes on two-hour tours. In the sturdy, closed-top tandem kayaks, paddlers traverse the San Francisco Bay or Sausalito waterfront on their choice of seven different tours. Morning, midday, and evening tours present a variety of scenic options, passing by the Giants’ stomping ground, the eclectic Richardson Bay houseboat community, or downtown Sausalito. As they float along, the sea-savvy guides point out the various forms of marine life that inhabit the area, including cormorants, harbor seals, pelicans, and the goldfish Davy Jones left in his locker after the school fair.
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About San Francisco Kayak & Adventures
Seated in your kayak, you're surrounded by cerulean waters that stretch out into the horizon. To your left, the San Francisco skyline looms in the shimmering afternoon sun. You drift by a raucous Giants game, a village of houseboats, and the Golden Gate Bridge. Led through undulating waters by American Canoe Association– and Wilderness First Aid–certified guides, San Francisco Kayak & Adventures' nautical tour groups traverse the San Francisco Bay or Sausalito waterfront during the day, at sunset, and under the light of the full moon. The guides lead their groups through calm costal waters in sturdy, closed-deck tandem kayaks, which keep legs dry and don't require typical Flintstone-style paddling. The guides regale their group with area history while pointing out local marine life. They only shepherd about eight paddlers to keep tours intimate and personal and customize paddling instruction to the ability levels of the group.
Guides also help visitors explore the natural world on land during hiking excursions between redwood trees in Muir Woods, along a coastal trail in the Tennessee Valley, and past ghost-town buildings at China Camp Village. To expand visitors' wilderness exposure, they also lead adventures such as sailing, rock-climbing, cycling in the city, horseback riding on the beach, and sleeping in phone booths.