La Jolla Sea Caves Kayak Tour

"Your 1.5- to 2-hour tour offers breathtaking views of San Diego's natural beauty featuring shorelines, sea caves, sparkling ocean scenery, and maybe even wildlife
Paddle to the gorgeous La Jolla Sea Caves and Ecological Reserve with an expert naturalist guide who will offer enlightening historical and biological insights
Enjoy info on the area's species, keeping your eyes peeled for possible sightings of seals, Garibaldi damselfish, pelicans, sea lions, leopard sharks, and more"

"Year-Round:
Daily - 9:00 AM, 12:40PM, 2:40PM, 4:40PM "

"Essential Information
• Participants must be at least 6 years of age and able to swim
• Participants must weigh less than 250 lbs for the single kayaks and less then 450 lbs for tandem kayaks
• Kayaks (single or tandems), paddle, personal flotation device, and guide are included
• Wet suit rentals are offered during fall, winter and spring for an additional cost
• For safety reasons, it is not guaranteed that you will go into the caves on the tour
• Entering the caves is never recommended for pregnant women, small children or inexperienced kayakers
Duration
The tour will last approximately 1.5 - 2 hours.
Weather Dependent
This experience is weather dependent. Always contact the experience provider with any questions regarding weather conditions.
What To Wear
Wear shoes that can get wet, a bathing suit and or drip-dry shorts/shirt. A hat and sunscreen are also recommended. You will be able to leave a towel and dry clothes at the shop or in your vehicle. Please do not bring valuables and things that cannot get wet. Expect to get a bit wet.
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"Is all the equipment provided?
Kayaks (single or tandems), paddle, life jacket, and guide are included. Wet suit rentals are offered during fall, winter and spring for an additional cost.
What should I expect?
Be prepared to get wet! We launch into waves from the end of our street. For safety reasons, we do NOT guarantee going into the caves on our tours. We do not recommend entering the caves for pregnant women, small children or inexperienced kayakers.
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