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Blue Waters Kayaking
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Nearby attractions
Gallery Route One
11101 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Heidrun Meadery
11925 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Heidrun Tree Tunnel
Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Nearby restaurants
Side Street Kitchen
60 4th St, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Station House Cafe
11285 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Bovine Bakery
11315 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Brickmaiden Breads
40 4th St, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Toby's Coffee Bar
11250 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Old Western Saloon
11201 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Cafe Reyes
11101 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Whale of A Deli
997 Mesa Rd, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Point Reyes Roadhouse
10905 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Nearby local services
Cabaline Country Emporium & Saddlery
11313 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
West Marin Culture Shop
80 4th St, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Toby's Feed Barn
11250 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956, United States
KWMR
11431 CA-1 #8, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
The little store
11200 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Point Reyes Station Farmers Market
11250 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956, United States
Monk Estate
11101 CA-1 #105, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Epicenter
11100 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956, United States
Point Reyes Arabian Adventures
11925 Shoreline Hwy #1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
Nearby hotels
Point Reyes Station Inn
11591 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
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Blue Waters Kayaking

11401 CA-1, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
4.9(55)
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Outdoor
Adventure
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Family friendly
Pet friendly
Off the beaten path
attractions: Gallery Route One, Heidrun Meadery, Heidrun Tree Tunnel, restaurants: Side Street Kitchen, Station House Cafe, Bovine Bakery, Brickmaiden Breads, Toby's Coffee Bar, Old Western Saloon, Cafe Reyes, Whale of A Deli, Point Reyes Roadhouse, local businesses: Cabaline Country Emporium & Saddlery, West Marin Culture Shop, Toby's Feed Barn, KWMR, The little store, Point Reyes Station Farmers Market, Monk Estate, Epicenter, Point Reyes Arabian Adventures
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(415) 669-2600
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bluewaterskayaking.com
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Wed9 AM - 5 PMClosed

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Nearby attractions of Blue Waters Kayaking

Gallery Route One

Heidrun Meadery

Heidrun Tree Tunnel

Gallery Route One

Gallery Route One

4.7

(17)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Heidrun Meadery

Heidrun Meadery

4.7

(132)

Closed
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Heidrun Tree Tunnel

Heidrun Tree Tunnel

3.3

(3)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Blue Waters Kayaking

Side Street Kitchen

Station House Cafe

Bovine Bakery

Brickmaiden Breads

Toby's Coffee Bar

Old Western Saloon

Cafe Reyes

Whale of A Deli

Point Reyes Roadhouse

Side Street Kitchen

Side Street Kitchen

4.5

(397)

$

Open until 12:00 AM
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Station House Cafe

Station House Cafe

4.3

(718)

$$

Open until 12:00 AM
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Bovine Bakery

Bovine Bakery

4.5

(299)

$

Closed
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Brickmaiden Breads

Brickmaiden Breads

4.7

(67)

$

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby local services of Blue Waters Kayaking

Cabaline Country Emporium & Saddlery

West Marin Culture Shop

Toby's Feed Barn

KWMR

The little store

Point Reyes Station Farmers Market

Monk Estate

Epicenter

Point Reyes Arabian Adventures

Cabaline Country Emporium & Saddlery

Cabaline Country Emporium & Saddlery

4.3

(21)

Click for details
West Marin Culture Shop

West Marin Culture Shop

5.0

(20)

Click for details
Toby's Feed Barn

Toby's Feed Barn

4.8

(37)

Click for details
KWMR

KWMR

5.0

(3)

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Reviews of Blue Waters Kayaking

4.9
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5.0
40w

Reflections from Guide Training at Blue Waters Kayaking

I’ve spent years in and around water—teaching, guiding, founding water sports programs across the world—but nothing quite compares to the experience I had during Blue Waters Kayaking’s recent guide training at Heart’s Desire Beach.

Even with all my background, I’ll admit I felt a flutter of nerves heading into the capsize training. But the level of professionalism, care, and empathy from the trainers quickly dissolved that fear. They guided us through each moment with such skill and support that I left feeling not only more confident but deeply connected to the group. It was a rare kind of camaraderie—one that comes from challenge, trust, and shared respect for the water.

And the wildlife! From the rustle of birds along the shore to the gentle pulse of the Bay itself, it was like paddling through poetry. What struck me most was the Blue Waters team’s deep sensitivity to the environment—teaching and modeling “Leave No Trace” principles with sincerity and heart. They remind us that the best kind of adventurer leaves only kindness in their wake.

I’m excited to keep growing on this path. My...

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5.0
3y

We (3 adults) did the Drake’s Estero Half Day tour with Jeff and Kari in mid-October and had a fantastic experience. We got very lucky and had great conditions: overcast but not cold and no wind. The water was completely still and we could easily see into it, so we were able to see leopard sharks and a moon snail. These conditions also made for easy paddling.

Though we were experienced kayakers, most of the people in our group had little to no experience. Hence, Jeff and Kari were very thorough at the beginning; they demonstrated basic paddling techniques and positions and made sure everyone’s gear and kayak were setup correctly. During the tour, they managed the group well, helping out as needed and including a short break on a shore so people could stretch their legs and relieve themselves. Jeff was very knowledgeable and shared lots of interesting information about the history of the area and local flora and fauna.

Both tandem and single kayaks were available. They also provided waterproof jackets, kayak spray skirts, and dry bags. Bring your own...

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5.0
3y

Sadly, I can’t review the actual kayaks or tours, but I can enthusiastically recommend the customer service.

I and my partner had signed up for a guided kayaking tour. As the date approached, I noticed that the weather looked bad, and worried that Blue Waters would wait until the last minute to decide whether to cancel.

Instead, they made the proactive decision to cancel almost 48 hours in advance, and reached out to both of us by phone and email to inform us. They offered options - a more protected route the same day, the same route a different day, or a refund. This proactiveness and flexibility allowed my partner and I to make the best choice for us and come up with alternate plans for our day. I couldn’t have asked for a better response to a difficult situation. We were very thankful to Blue Waters for putting both safety and customer choice first. We hope we can experience the kayaking as well...

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Pilar BartonPilar Barton
Reflections from Guide Training at Blue Waters Kayaking I’ve spent years in and around water—teaching, guiding, founding water sports programs across the world—but nothing quite compares to the experience I had during Blue Waters Kayaking’s recent guide training at Heart’s Desire Beach. Even with all my background, I’ll admit I felt a flutter of nerves heading into the capsize training. But the level of professionalism, care, and empathy from the trainers quickly dissolved that fear. They guided us through each moment with such skill and support that I left feeling not only more confident but deeply connected to the group. It was a rare kind of camaraderie—one that comes from challenge, trust, and shared respect for the water. And the wildlife! From the rustle of birds along the shore to the gentle pulse of the Bay itself, it was like paddling through poetry. What struck me most was the Blue Waters team’s deep sensitivity to the environment—teaching and modeling “Leave No Trace” principles with sincerity and heart. They remind us that the best kind of adventurer leaves only kindness in their wake. I’m excited to keep growing on this path. My gratitude runs deep.
Arthika KArthika K
As a part of SF Climate Week, ProgramEarth arranged a kayaking tour to spread awareness about Coast Miwok people and Tamal Liwa. This tour was well organized and we got a heads up for the all the things we need to bring and forms we need to sign days ahead by Blue Water Kayaking including directions. The guides were amazing and worked pro bono for this event. (Please don’t forget to tip your amazing guides). We were fitted with wind breakers, skirts and PFDs. We kayaked out from hearts desire beach until Felix cove, broke for lunch and returned back. Tomales Bay is gorgeous and the day was a little windy. Thankfully, the sea kayaks had a rudder that was crucial in keeping us from getting swept by the wind. It’s a bit of a learning curve tbh. The guides made sure we all didn’t stray too far away from the coast. Made a bunch of stops to spot birds and mussels. Lots of sea grass and kelp under us. Highly recommend!
June HuangJune Huang
FIVE STARS ALL THE WAY. Scheduling was easy on their website. These people were also so nice when I had to reschedule my event 2x. Call to reschedule. The reminder email they sent had very clear directions on how to get there, as well as what to bring. Make sure you bring something you don't mind getting wet in, bc you will get somewhat soaked. We spent about 30-60 min on land going over safety, how the kayak worked, and donning on more waterproof gear. Then we all went into the water. Very informative tour and took us around for a good 2 hours around Tomales Bay. Our guides were very knowledgeable and fun! The price of the tour included gratuity, which I'm very happy about, but you are welcome to tip them more at the end. FYI your phone won't catch the bioluminescence. All I got was a bunch of black photos and videos.
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Reflections from Guide Training at Blue Waters Kayaking I’ve spent years in and around water—teaching, guiding, founding water sports programs across the world—but nothing quite compares to the experience I had during Blue Waters Kayaking’s recent guide training at Heart’s Desire Beach. Even with all my background, I’ll admit I felt a flutter of nerves heading into the capsize training. But the level of professionalism, care, and empathy from the trainers quickly dissolved that fear. They guided us through each moment with such skill and support that I left feeling not only more confident but deeply connected to the group. It was a rare kind of camaraderie—one that comes from challenge, trust, and shared respect for the water. And the wildlife! From the rustle of birds along the shore to the gentle pulse of the Bay itself, it was like paddling through poetry. What struck me most was the Blue Waters team’s deep sensitivity to the environment—teaching and modeling “Leave No Trace” principles with sincerity and heart. They remind us that the best kind of adventurer leaves only kindness in their wake. I’m excited to keep growing on this path. My gratitude runs deep.
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As a part of SF Climate Week, ProgramEarth arranged a kayaking tour to spread awareness about Coast Miwok people and Tamal Liwa. This tour was well organized and we got a heads up for the all the things we need to bring and forms we need to sign days ahead by Blue Water Kayaking including directions. The guides were amazing and worked pro bono for this event. (Please don’t forget to tip your amazing guides). We were fitted with wind breakers, skirts and PFDs. We kayaked out from hearts desire beach until Felix cove, broke for lunch and returned back. Tomales Bay is gorgeous and the day was a little windy. Thankfully, the sea kayaks had a rudder that was crucial in keeping us from getting swept by the wind. It’s a bit of a learning curve tbh. The guides made sure we all didn’t stray too far away from the coast. Made a bunch of stops to spot birds and mussels. Lots of sea grass and kelp under us. Highly recommend!
Arthika K

Arthika K

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FIVE STARS ALL THE WAY. Scheduling was easy on their website. These people were also so nice when I had to reschedule my event 2x. Call to reschedule. The reminder email they sent had very clear directions on how to get there, as well as what to bring. Make sure you bring something you don't mind getting wet in, bc you will get somewhat soaked. We spent about 30-60 min on land going over safety, how the kayak worked, and donning on more waterproof gear. Then we all went into the water. Very informative tour and took us around for a good 2 hours around Tomales Bay. Our guides were very knowledgeable and fun! The price of the tour included gratuity, which I'm very happy about, but you are welcome to tip them more at the end. FYI your phone won't catch the bioluminescence. All I got was a bunch of black photos and videos.
June Huang

June Huang

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