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    Original Sea Cave Kayak Tour for Two

    By: Everyday California
    From US$60,00
    Free Cancellation up to 24 hours in advance
    Highlights
    • Paddle a stable double kayak that's beginner friendly
    • See native plants and wildlife on the La Jolla coast
    • Enter one of La Jolla's most famous sea caves
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    Original Sea Cave Kayak Tour for Two
    From US$60,00
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    12pm Departure
    12pm Departure. Check in 11:30 am. 90 Minute Kayaking Tour. Valid for up to two people to ride in a double kayak.
    From US$60,00
    1:20pm Departure
    1:20pm Departure. Check in 12:45 pm. 90 Minute Kayaking Tour. Valid for up to two people to ride in a double kayak.
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    9:40am Departure
    Tour Departs at 9:40am. Check in is at 9:10am. Valid for up to two people to ride in a double kayak.
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    Overview
    San Diego has spectacular sea caves, but really exploring the kelp forests, wildlife, and scenery means going out on the water. Get up-close views of the La Jolla Caves on this tour in a double kayak, paddling alongside guides in La Jolla Ecological Reserve. First-time kayakers are welcome on this laid-back tour, with the chance to see harbor seals, sea lions, dolphins, sea turtles, and whales.
    What to Expect
    Make your way to La Jolla, arriving a little bit before your departure time to get suited up in the onsite changing rooms. Head to the La Jolla Shores boat launch for a safety briefing and paddling instruction, and then launch a double kayak with help from your guide.

    Take plenty of breaks on the way to La Jolla Caves, stopping to learn about the four distinct micro-habitats that you pass. In addition to large marine wildlife, there are a lot of fish and birds to see, as well as the summertime aggregation of leopard sharks, one of the largest gathering in the world. Don't worry, these harmless sharks have small mouths and don't bite.

    See La Jolla's seven sea caves, paddling into the Emerald Cave when conditions allow. Following your time at Emerald Cave, check out the nearby giant kelp forest, the ideal spot for watching marine wildlife. Afterward, head back to the starting point.
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    1 - 5 of 48 reviews

    Reviewed 3 days ago via mobile
    Excellent kayak tour

    What a great experience! We did the kayak tour with Rob and Luke as our guides. The facility where you pick up your equipment is top-notch and professional. Guides were great and told us interesting facts and stories about La Jolla. A seriously good time.

    Thank michelle s
    Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile
    Super bad tour for the love of god don't go!

    Super bad tour. We went out with big waves "safety is our first concern" yeah ride making money is. When we finally where out in the sea a lifeguard came a told the guild there is a red flag, go back and cancel the tour?...More

    1  Thank Jeffrey v
    Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile
    The absolute worst “guided tour” I would give a 0 if I could!!!

    First off I am a world traveler and have learned to do my research before I book a reservation. I read as much as I can about the company and the tour, and then I make phone calls. This company in my experience is not...More

    3  Thank Heather F
    Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile
    Kayak trip

    We had a great kayak trip and felt safe and guided throughout the tour as we came from south FL. The only bummer was - the weather was rocky, and they didn’t tell us until we kayaked nearly a mile to the caves, that we...More

    Thank Kelsey L
    Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile
    Best part of La Jolla

    We were visiting San Diego, and made a day trip to La Jolla and the beach. The highlight of our day was the kayaking. The staff was extremely helpful and in knowledgeable about the area, and they were funny.

    Thank Shannon L
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