Come enjoy a day of sun and fun Sea Kayaking along Maine’s rocky scenic coast. Maine's coast has a rich history and tradition that is best experienced from the water.  Watch lobsterman setting traps, paddle among old shipwrecks, or enjoy a stop at one of Maine's many charming, uninhabited island - truly jewels of the sea.  Sea kayaking Maine's coast with seals, osprey, puffins and porpoise with friends makes life long memory.  Maine Kayak offers Half-Day, Full-Day, Multi-Day Island Camping Overnight and Inn-to-Inn tours, and 2-hour naturalist trips in Mid-Coast Maine. 

Maine Kayak takes full advantage of sea kayaking locations that are both scenic and convenient vacation destinations.  Johns Bay is home to our various 2-Hour Naturalist Tours including our Wildlife, Sunset and Full Moon Trips as well as our Half-Day  and Oyster Tours.  Johns Bay offers a protected paddle, picturesque shoreline and water views of historic Colonial Pemaquid and Fort William Henry.  Explore Muscongus Bay on our Full-Day Tours and Island Camping Overnight Trips.  Muscongus Bay is well protected by the scenic, uninhabited islands of the Maine Island Trail and is resplendent with wildlife including seabirds, seals, and porpoises. Boothbay Harbor is home to our Inn to Inn tours, with both 2 day and 4 day options, where participants enjoy a relaxing respite, delicious meals, and beautiful views of unsurpassed coastal sunsets.

Maine Kayak's Lake Touring Trips are set on Biscay Pond and the upper reaches of the Pemaquid River, which  offer a protected and pleasant paddle, exploring the picturesque shoreline, historic stone bridge and quaint but sparse shoreside cottages. Paddle up into abundant tributaries surrounded by cattails and blue flag iris flowers.  Listen to peeper frogs, loons and warblers.  See waterfowl and turtles, dragonflies and waterlillies as you paddle warm, peaceful waters.  Bring a rod to partake of one of Maine’s most prized brown trout fisheries.  Fall’s amazing palette reflected in the pond waters provide a scenic wonder. 

Get a taste for the tranquil on our Half-Day Tours or dip your toes in as you enjoy a waterfront picnic lunch on our Full-Day Tours.  The Pemaquid Peninsula offers several freshwater paddling options for those seeking the serenity of still waters and the beauty of inland wildlife.

Discover the thrill of standing waves, crashing surf, and pounding hydraulics on our Whitewater Kayaking Instructional Clinics for all abilities.  Set with with backdrop of Mount Katahdin in Baxter State Park, the West Branch of the Penobscot River is Maine's premier whitewater destination.  With over 12 miles of river, easily accessible rapids, and 100-foot-tall granite walls in the Gorge, the Penobscot River offers kayakers a wide variety of paddling conditions and classifications from easy moving water to challenging class IV and V whitewater.

Maine Kayak’s Beginner Whitewater Courses introduce basic flatwater skills and progress to class II-III white water paddling techniques through a complimentary and successive instructional forum to take student’s from novice whitewater boaters to advanced beginner Class III paddlers. Intermediate and Advanced paddlers benefit from personalized coaching.  Whether you are a novice paddler looking to challenge yourself with a new sport or an experienced paddler looking to skill build in an experiential learning environment, Maine Kayak's course offerings on the Penobscot River in Maine have something for every whitewater paddler.