Kayaking & Canoeing One Week Top Itineraries

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

• Relaxing on the palm-fringed beaches, you’ll be able to enjoy a range of activities. 
• Visit Jozani Forest to see Zanzibar’s endemic Red Colobus monkeys.
• Take a boat trip to watch bottle-nose and humpback dolphins and wander through the narrow streets of Stone Town. 
• Or immerse yourself in the smells and tastes of nutmeg, cinnamon and cloves on a legendary spice tour.

• 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

• Have a good experience on 6 day Galapagos cruise
• Numerous opportunities to swim, kayak and snorkel
• Visit the Charles Darwin Research Station

• Pristine waters ideal for snorkeling and scuba diving with the resident turtles of Britannia Bay.
• Only 17 rooms with private oasis feel.
• All rooms have private verandas and ocean views.
• Beachside café.

• 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.

• Trekking in the Logar Valley
• Visit of Bled Castle, Bee Family and Pletna Boat Ride
• Bovec and Soca Valley with Rafting
• Visit of Postojna Caves
• Bike Tour

• One of the few permanent freshwater lakes, frigates, white-cheeked pintails
• Flamingos, green-colored beach
• Enjoy White sandy beach, sea lions, mockingbirds; snorkeling: colorful fish, sea lion nursery
• Enjoy Galapagos Islands

• Marveling at glaciers and snow-capped peaks
• Hiking spectacular gorges with rushing waterfalls
• Sighting wildflowers and wildlife at every turn

• Travel is the movement of people between relatively distant geographical locations, and can involve travel by foot, bicycle, automobile, train, boat, bus, airplane, or other means, with or without luggage, and can be one way or round trip. Travel can also include relatively short stays between successive movements.
• The origin of the word “travel” is most likely lost to history. The term “travel” may originate from the Old French word travail, which means ‘work’. According to the Merriam Webster dictionary, the first known use of the word travel was in the 14th century.
• It also states that the word comes from Middle English travailen, travelen (which means to torment, labor, strive, journey) and earlier from Old French travailler (which means to work strenuously, toil). In English we still occasionally use the words “travail”, which means struggle. According to Simon Winchester in his book The Best Travelers’ Tales (2004), the words “travel” and “travail” both share an even more ancient root: a Roman instrument of torture called the tripalium (in Latin it means “three stakes”, as in to impale).

• Visit the Arenal Hanging Bridges, a complex of suspended bridges and trails through a beautiful rain forest
• Cherish the moments in river rafting
• Explore Manuel Antonio National Park
• Hike through the trails in the Arenal Volcano National Park

• Enjoying the distinctive scenery of beaches and mountains, open sea and sheltered bays, untouched lands and picturesque fishing villages
• See the largest number of nesting sea birds in Norway
• Enjoy the views of wild unspoiled white sand beaches, glacier valleys, granite mountains, and polar fishing villages
• See local wildlife white-tailed eagles
• Visit some of Tromso best museums.
• Private Snowmobiling Tour on the Svalbard Islands
• Enjoy the impressive landscapes of this archipelago in the High Arctic and some of the most beautiful mountains of the Arctic.
• Enjoy the arctic tundra of the Svalbard Islands on exciting kayaking, trekking, snowmobiling and dog sledding tours.

• 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

• Walking from a rain forest on to Fox Glacier
• Panning for gold
• Cruising though spectacular Fiordland National Park

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

• 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