Amelia Island Kayak Excursions
Amelia Island Kayak Excursions
Where Kayking Fun Begins
Cumberland Island Tours
- Ages 12 and up
- Intermeddiate Level
- Photo Gallery Provided
Cumberland Island National Seashore – a wonderful mix of maritime forests, miles of sand dunes, and rich history.
Minimum participants required.
3hr Tour Highlights
Features
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Intracoastal Waters
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Intermediate Level Paddle (Subject to weather conditions such as wind, currents, etc.)
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Good For Ages 12 and Up
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3-Hour Approximate. Brief time added to sign in and an orientation.
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National Park Fee of $15 per person
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Once on Cumberland's coast, our guides have a nice waling route that encompasses Cumberland Island's coastal environment and rich history.
Minimum participants required.
Want More of Cumberland?
Join us on one of our adventures, our approximate 5-hour guided trip to Cumberland Island National Seashore.
No only will kayak guests be able to explore the beautiful coastline and interior waterways, but they will also spend time ont he Island having an up close view of the grounds of the historic Dungeness ruins where wild horses often can be seen, maritime forests, and the Ice House museum.
5hr Tour Highlights
Features
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Intracoastal Wates and Saltmarsh
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Intermeddiate Level Paddle (Subject to weather conditions such as Wind, Currents, etc)
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Good For Ages 12 and Up
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Approximate 5-Hour Tour
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National Park Fee of $15 per person
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Arrive in style to Dungeness (the Carnegie ruins). Guests will also paddle past historic Fort Clinch, along the river side of Cumberland, and into the saltmarshes.
Tour Schedule
Tour meeting times vary as the tide cycles set the time for the tour.
- Low Tide Cumberland Island Tour Enjoy looking for shark’s teeth and shelling. Guests can explore the sandbars and rock jetties, and look for marine life in tidal pools as well while keeping an eye out for wild horses and other wildlife in the area.
- High Tide Cumberland Tour Guest will be able to paddle an interior creek which flows behind the beach, where wild horses can often be seen grazing along the waterways. Guests will also be able to stop off on a sandy beach before returning to Amelia Island.
Tour Meeting Location
The tour begins at the North End Dee Dee Bartels Boat Ramp located at 97117 Pogy Place, in Fernandina Beach. We ask that all paddlers arrive approximately 10 minutes prior to departure time.
