San Diego · CANOES & KAYAKS
The La Jolla sea caves are the reason to get in a kayak here, and Mission Bay is the reason to stay in one. The 6 below are priced by length, with notes on swell cancellations and which trips include snorkel gear.
Paddle to La Jolla’s sea caves, then snorkel for leopard sharks, rays, garibaldi, and sea lions in a protected marine reserve.
“Fun, friendly and informative guides. Got to see caves, sea lions and other marine life up close and personal. Highly recommend!”
Review of Chula Vista Water Sports’ one-hour San Diego Bay kayak trip, with beginner lessons, calm water, family appeal, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“My friends and I had a fun time with these kayaks! The instructor Mike was super welcoming, friendly and helpful. We will definitely remember our time on the kayaks exploring and the open water and struggling to to coordinate our paddles. Overall we shared many laughs on the water and will have great stories to tell because of this experience. Definitely recommend!!!”
Review of San Diego’s 90-minute Paddle Pub cruise, with Mission Bay views, music, BYO drinks, dancing, a restroom, and room for 26.
“It was amazing, my friends and I had a blast! I wish I could’ve brought more people but overall it was perfect!”
Learn to paddleboard on calm San Diego Bay with patient instruction, provided gear, flexible breaks, and a choice of board or kayak.
“Best day ever! The lesson was great, the paddle boarding was awesome! Michael was knowledgeable, friendly and kind. We were lucky to have him as our instructor!”
Review of San Diego’s 90-minute Mission Bay Paddle Pub cruise, with pedal stations, music, BYOB drinks, waterfront views, and practical tips.
Paddle San Diego Bay in a clear kayak for skyline views, possible marine life sightings, safety gear, flexible booking, and a low group price.
Pick a stretch of coast, a park or a taproom.
