Paddle Sports of Santa Barbara - Anacapa Camping Trip

Anacapa Camping Trip | Channel Crossing | Anacapa Day Trip | Anacapa Non-Landing Kayak Trip |

Details Anacapa Camping Trip
Location:
119" 22'11.98
34" 00'51.33
Duration:
2 days
Activities:
Kayaking, Snorkeling, Hiking, Camping
Skill Level:
Some Experience

Some Kayaking Experience :
This trip requires that you have kayaked at least once before in a lake, river, or the ocean. This is due to moderatly difficult launching and landings, more exposed coast lines, higher prevalence of ocean currents, and longer distances covered. You must know how to swim.

Our Guides:
Paddle Sports employs and trains friendly outdoor professionals that specialize in leading and teaching groups of kayakers with little or no experience. 

Kids:
Children must be at least 12 years old to participate.

Miles Covered:
6+
Cost:
$285
Minimum:
2
 

Enjoy your weekend exploring Anacapa Island. You'll experience everything found on the One Day tour on your first day. Spend day two exploring more sea caves and kayaking around the south side of the island and hopefully make it to Frenchys cove for lunch. Camp the night in Anacapa's small campground with 360 degree views of the Pacific Ocean.

anacapa inspirationThe multi day trips allow you to not only get away from every day life a little longer, it allows you to see more of Anacapa Island. In addition to multiple days of kayaking tours, self-led hikes and snorkeling opportunities are sure to be rewarding!

We'll begin our first day's kayaking tour as soon as we arrive at the island and unload all of our gear from the ferry. After our first day of kayaking we hike approximately a 1/2 mile to the top of East Anacapa Valley, where you will stay the night in your own campsite, in the National Park campground. Pit bathrooms are located at camp, along with a picnic table at each site. There are no campfires allowed and cooking is typically done with gas camping stoves. Take the evening hike to Inspiration Point for a spectacular sunset of the Channel Islands!

Day two brings more kayaking. Explore more caves around Arch Rock, visit the south side of East Anacapa, re-visit cathedral cove, and spend more time checking out the local wildlife from your kayak! More self-led hiking and snorkeling and relaxation are possible in the afternoon before boarding the Island Packer's ferry for the trip to the mainland.

On this tour Paddle Sports provides...

  • Ferry Transportation
  • Professional Guide
  • Wetsuits, Paddle Jackets, Life Jackets, Helmets
  • Sit-on-top Ocean Kayaks, paddles, backrests
 

 

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