You Can Kayak To Cypress Island For A Unique Washington Adventure
Kayaking is such a quintessential pastime in Washington, and for good reason. The Pacific Northwest is such an idyllic spot for kayaking, that even those of us who are in no way “outdoorsy” can’t help but be drawn to the idea of paddling through our crystal blue waters, hoping to spot some wildlife.
For years, Anacortes Kayak Tours has offered guided tours for the novices and experienced among us alike. And if you’re up for a real adventure, their overnight getaway to Cypress Island is exceptional.
This is considered the least physically demanding multi-day tour. And although it will take you between three and five hours to reach the island, you'll have plenty of chances to stop and rest, including a break for lunch.
We're not saying you'll see Orcas on this adventure... but we're not saying you won't, either. They've made more appearances in recent years.
This is where you'll probably see seals hunting for a salmon lunch or porpoises swimming through the sea (and again, there's a possibility of whale sightings).
After that, you are free to explore the beautiful island for awhile. Your guide will also join you on a nature walk if you prefer.
Professional guiding service, all kayaking equipment, all of your healthy, delicious meals and snacks, cooking equipment, camping equipment, and necessary permits are provided for you. You will want to bring rain gear, sleeping bags, personal items like toiletries, alcoholic beverages if you'd like them (sunset toast, anyone?), and any small items you'll need to be comfortable.
Doesn’t this look like a blast? Learn all about this exciting two-day tour on the Anacortes Kayak Tour website.
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Address: Anacortes, WA 98221, USA
