Juneau Small Group Kayaking Adventure

There are no official height or weight requirements. However, guests are encouraged to inform the team if they are over 250 pounds or taller than 6'4" so appropriate gear accommodations can be prepared in advance.

No prior experience is necessary. You can be a first-time kayaker and still enjoy the tour. All that’s required is a moderate level of physical fitness.

This is a sea kayaking adventure with a glacier view. You will be approximately 6 miles away from the Mendenhall Glacier.

Wildlife is abundant in Southeast Alaska and sightings are possible on any tour, however, this is not a designated wildlife tour and nothing can be guaranteed.

Refreshments and light snacks are provided.

Yes, all bags and other belongings you don’t want in the kayak will be locked up in a vehicle onshore.

Food and drink are not allowed during this tour.

The kayaks are all single kayaks.

Guests wear dry suits, which keep them dry throughout the experience. If someone falls in or chooses to enter the water, their hair and hands may get wet, but all other areas, including the clothing worn under the dry suit, remain dry.

A dry suit is a full-body suit that keeps guests dry. Warm layers can be worn underneath. Rubber gaskets at the neck and wrists prevent water from entering. They may feel slightly snug but are very effective.

Guests should wear clothing appropriate for the weather. On cold days, a jacket is recommended, while shorts and a T-shirt are suitable for hot, sunny days. The dry suit is worn over these clothes. Socks should be worn to make the rubber feet of the dry suit more comfortable.

Guests wear dry suits, which make the tour comfortable and safe in cold or rainy conditions. Tours operate in all weather except during high winds or extreme conditions, which are determined by the local team. In the event a tour is cancelled due to weather, a full refund will be issued.

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