Kayaking & Canoeing One Week Top Itineraries

• Experience New Zealand's finest snow fields at Mt Hutt, Ohau, Treble Cone, The Remarkables, Cardrona and Coronet Peak.
• This trip offers thrills for beginners and experts alike - just strap on your skis and let our expert crew point you in the right direction.
• Enjoy the benefit of local knowledge as our experienced crew show you the best runs and powder stashes across six different mountains.
• Spend a night under a carpet of stars in the world's largest International Dark Sky Reserve.
• Rest your legs and enjoy New Zealand away from the snow at the adventure playgrounds Wanaka and Queenstown.
• Everything is arranged for you, from transport to hiring snow equipment and clothes – all you have to do is choose your favourite slopes and hit the snow.

• Experience New Zealand's finest snow fields at Mt Hutt, Ohau, Treble Cone, The Remarkables, Cardrona and Coronet Peak.
• This trip offers thrills for beginners and experts alike - just strap on your skis and let our expert crew point you in the right direction.
• Enjoy the benefit of local knowledge as our experienced crew show you the best runs and powder stashes across six different mountains.
• Spend a night under a carpet of stars in the world's largest International Dark Sky Reserve.
• Rest your legs and enjoy New Zealand away from the snow at the adventure playgrounds of Wanaka and Queenstown.
• Everything is arranged for you, from transport to hiring snow equipment and clothes – all you have to do is choose your favourite slopes and hit the snow.

• Kayak with orcas in the BEST place in the world to observe killer whales 
• See killer whales as they feed on salmon
• Spend a full 6 days in whale territory
• Pass playful dolphins and curious porpoises

• Visit Loreto
• Enjoy whale watching session
• Enjoy Kayaking in the Sea of Cortez

Hells Canyon Rafting, Snake River Idaho

Hells Canyon Rafting on the Snake River in Idaho straddles the borders of Idaho and Oregon and is the deepest river gorge in North America. According to Nez Perce tribal legend the mythical figure "coyote" dug Hells Canyon with a big stick to protect the tribe's ancestors in the Blue Mountains of Oregon from the "Seven Devils" across the gorge in Idaho.

• The Salmon River Canyons is a trip with “pool and drop” characteristics
• Plenty of rapids, sun and dramatic scenery await you on an adventure-packed day of family white water rafting
• Visit a Native American rock art site, left by the original inhabitants of this rugged land
• We'll see the confluence of the Salmon and Snake Rivers
• We'll see the original Nez Perce trail descending down the canyon to a ford used for centuries by the Nez Perce as they travelled east from the Wallowa Mountains
• Visit our own River Dance Lodge, a beautiful log cabin adventure resort just two hours east. 
• Horseback riding, hiking, fishing and biking are a few of the available activities

• Visit Stanley
• Enjoy hiking and fishing
• Enjoy casting a line into Loon Creek
• Discover Glacier National Park

• Snorkeling with friendly sea lions at Los Islotes, volcanic islets where playful sea lion pups dive off the rocks and pirouette below you.

• Other activities include hiking up colorful arroyos studded with tall cactus, snorkeling amongst hundreds of tropical fish, paddling below fantastic rock formations, and enjoying margaritas on the beach as the sun sets.
• Our motorized support boat carries all camping gear and the makings for fabulous meals prepared by your guides with a Mexican flair
• Your kayaks are light and easy to paddle between camps while the accompanying motorboat provides an additional level of safety
• La Paz offers some unusual highlights, such as swimming with playful sea lion pups and the chance to see Whale Sharks (harmless plankton eaters, and the largest fish on the planet!)
• Espiritu Santo is stunningly beautiful, with deep coves of turquoise water surrounded by white sand beaches and burnt sienna colored volcanic cliffs
• Additionally, because La Paz is only a couple hours from Los Cabos (via a shuttle service from the airport), the city is easily accessible by air. You can also fly directly to La Paz

• Explore Galapagos is all about wildlife. A wild menagerie of remarkable animals thrives on these remote islands, scattered nearly 700 miles (1000 km) off the coast of Ecuador. The seclusion of this archipelago honed the development of unique animals, untouched and unafraid of human civilization.
• See though the Galapagos now allows a limited number of visitors to its enchanted shores, careful habitat-management preserves this charmed ecosystem. The beauty of a sea kayak as a vessel for wildlife viewing lies in its non-intrusive, eco-friendly presence.
• Exoerience this 8-day itinerary, live the wonders of the Galapagos by getting down to sea level in this exquisite marine environment. Giant tortoises, iguanas, blue-footed-boobies, and Darwin’s finches delight on island reaches, while penguins, sea lions, and an endless palette of underwater life beckon from the surf in this "Bucket List" adventure.
• The “up-close-and-personal” nature of this itinerary allows for 5 nights spent camping on the beach on two different islands, and plenty of time on the water for paddling.
• You’ll also enjoy the classic Galapagos highlights, like a visit to the wild tortoises farm and volcanic lava tunnels, with ample time to explore beautiful and fascinating beaches as well as the pockets of interesting animal populations that make the Galapagos unique. Finally, no Galapagos trip is

• Enjoy Loreto
• Relax at our coastal campsite in San Ignacio
• Visit the prehistoric cave paintings and rock art near Mulege
• Visit Cueva de la Soledad

• Enjoy scenery, wildlife and adventure of Idaho and Oregon's Owyhee River.
• See multitudes of wildflowers, birds and reptiles as you raft through the Owyhee's Class II-IV whitewater rapids.
• Soak in a hot spring or hike up a canyon draw. 

• Hike a short distance to 1,000-year-old Fremont Native American petroglyphs
• Hike to a historic homestead rich in folklore and outlaw history
• Enjoy a beautiful hike or van ride to the river’s edge.
• The biggest whitewater on the Green River.

• 5 days of kayaking
• Daily hikes
• Marine and land bird watching
• Daily marine wildlife viewing especially Southern Right whales and sea lions
• Magellan penguins and Southern Elephant Seals
• Expert English speaking naturalist guides

• Rafting the pristine Franklin River
• Wilderness camping
• Sailboat journey

• An adventure playground with a unique combination of cycling, walking & paddling
• Mesmerizing beauty of the eastern coastline - in particular Wineglass Bay & Maria Island
• Enjoy great kayaking
• Wide range of experience and fitness levels
• Constant presence and support of professional guides

• Relive the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery adventure on the Missouri River on one of the premier canoe trips in the United States.
• Paddle the Upper Missouri River Wild and Scenic River/the Missouri River Breaks National Monument, from Coal Banks through the White Cliffs and all the way into Montana's Badlands, the Missouri River Breaks.
• See why Stephen Ambrose described the White Cliffs in his Lewis and Clark book, Undaunted Courage, as “one of the most beautiful places on Earth”.
• Explore important historic sites, native American petroglyphs and tipi rings, Lewis and Clark campsites, and abandoned homesteads with our historian/ interpreter.
• Experience "glamping" at its finest, with your accommodations set up as you arrive in camp for hors d' oeuvres and dinner each night, sit at tables with chairs, have wonderful breakfasts and lunches, and don't have to do the dishes!

--Tavewa Island by small island boat

--Paddle to Sawa-I-Lau

--Sharp limestone peaks and salt-water caves that make for fascinating exploring

--Paddle to Vawa Island and explore the island and enjoy its many snorkeling site

--Explore nearby reefs, kayak to a distant shoreline of golden beaches

--Exploring the many inlets and bays of Nathula en route

• Desolation is one of the most scenic, historic and colorful waterway areas on the western rivers.
• Wildlife thrives: you may see mule deer, desert bighorn sheep, prairie dogs, or waterfowl and desert birds, along with yucca, sage, numerous cacti and wildflowers. Huge cottonwood trees over untouched beaches offer exquisite campsites.
• Feel the power of the river pull as your oar or paddle raft drifts along the calmer sections of the Green. Desolation Canyon has an abundant supply of rapids; over 60 overall on this 84-mile trip.