kayaking in Kachemak Bay
#1
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Joined: Jun 2004
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kayaking in Kachemak Bay
I will be in Homer for two days in August and am somewhat interested in the kayaking that I have read about. However, I am wondering what level of physical fitness is required. Is this too much for two 55+ people whose main form of exercise is a treadmill?!
#3
Joined: Apr 2003
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Kayaking is just about for anyone.
Contact operators and inquire how their "tours" run. You won't want to choose a marathon operator who challenges everyone to a race.
(just kidding- any operator will have tours based on the customer's abilities)
Contact operators and inquire how their "tours" run. You won't want to choose a marathon operator who challenges everyone to a race.
(just kidding- any operator will have tours based on the customer's abilities)
#4
Joined: May 2004
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My family went kayaking for the first time out of Homer this May. The kayaks are very stable, and easy to paddle. We took the 1/2 day trip with St Agustines, had a wonderful guide and calm waters in protected Perterson Bay accross from the Spit. If you do a search on this site you will find other highly recommended operators. It was one of the highlights of our trip.
#5
Joined: Mar 2003
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We're 60+ people and had a great time kayaking with True North Kayak Adventures in Homer. We decided to do the 3/4 day trip which turned out to be plenty for us. The guides were very helpful and informative. Homer is great. Have a wonderful time!




