Beach Yoga by Kayak Private Tours Available Call for pricing Celebrate the beauty of the bay & treat yourself with our newest offering – Kayaking + Beach Yoga. Join us for a unique opportunity to blend the adventure of sea kayaking with the restorative nature of Yoga, out in the fresh air of Tomales Bay! … Continue reading Yoga & Water
$175 per person or Call 415.669.2600 Private Tours can be set up any day of the week by calling 415.669.2600 Join Blue Waters Kayaking at our lakeside campsite that is easily reached from our Yorty Creek location, equipped with tables, camp chairs, camp stove, grill, firewood for one fire, fresh water, and also staffed by one… Continue reading Lake Sonoma Full Moon Camp
Paddle along the Pt. Reyes shoreline, enjoying the wildlife and beautiful scenery. We’ll share a leisurely potluck lunch at one of the many beautiful Tomales Bay beaches. After lunch we will put on our hiking shoes and explore the trails of Tomales Bay State Park.
Amazing opportunities for pleasant strolls and challenging hikes are everywhere if you know where to look….and luckily we do! Blue Waters offers many different options that are all between 3-9 miles, and take you to locations that range from ridgelines with sweeping views to beautiful beaches under the bluffs.
Join one of our tours today, and let one of our friendly knowledgable guides show you the wonders of our area.
We welcome experienced and first time kayakers alike on this unique paddle. In celebration of the Giacomini Wetland Restoration Project, Blue Waters offers a one way tour through the beautiful wetlands at the south end of Tomales Bay. Your day will include a delectable wrap bar and a short hike with dramatic views.
This open space’s character is changing daily. Non-native grasses wither away under the onslaught of saltwater, while pickleweed and marsh plants take over. Ducks (sometimes thousands) dot newly created tidal ponds. Bald eagles and marsh hawks soar over egrets and herons wading in slow motion.
Join us for a 3 Day/ 2 Night Adventure down a slow moving stretch of the Colorado River through awe inspiring canyons with multiple hot springs, a sauna cave, great food, the Hoover Dam, hiking, swimming, petroglyphs, stars, and so much more! (Just outside of Las Vegas)
Where to Go: Blue Waters Kayaking Tomales Bay is ideal for kayaking, offering several places to launch, including at Nick’s Cove (officially known as the Miller County Park Boat Launch). Fifteen miles long, the bay offers plenty of room to paddle without having to tackle rough, open ocean. Blue Waters rents kayaks and standup paddleboards,… Continue reading Oh, the Places You Can Go!
After stuffing our faces it was time to head back out into the dark sea and hunt for the allusive bioluminescence. As we walked up to our kayaks we immediately noticed something different…our footsteps were glowing! Just like in MJ’s Billie Jean video, the area surrounding our feets were glowing away, so we danced! To… Continue reading Hipcamp Team Trip: Tomales Bay Kayaking
The GuideAdvisor crew had one of our favourite experiences in California on Tomales Bay, a beautiful sheltered inlet just north of San Francisco. It’s an area renowned for excellent sailboating, sea kayaking, hiking and oyster farming. We hung out for the day with a group of excellent guides from Blue Waters Kayaking (including Chris Match, Dallas… Continue reading The Best Damn BBQ Oyster Recipe on Earth
Want to see the coast from a different perspective? Well, Blue Waters Kayaking can make that happen, as the outfitters operates guided kayaking trips on Tomales Bay that depart from Point Reyes Station. They have tours geared towards novice and veteran paddlers alike, so experience shouldn’t be an issue. They even offer trips that include… Continue reading Get out on Tomales Bay with Blue Waters Kayaking
