Open Sea Kayak Tours are a great way to experience the natural, pristine side of St. Croix. The undeveloped, rugged North Coast is a phenomenal back drop for the abundant sea life. Kayak over the World famous "Wall" at Cane Bay, do a down wind drift tour from Salt River Bay, or spy hidden caves at Maroon Hole, as you round the north western tip of the island. Please note that The North Shore tends to be rough often times, so these tours are dependent on the seas. Cancellations are accepted no less than 24 hours prior to tour. Wear beach attire, hats and sunglasses. Bring your snorkel gear, or rent from the dive shop. Bring water or purchase it at our commissary.

 

Salt River Bay to Cane Bay  9am-12pm  $50.00/person

We put in at Salt River, paddle through the channel markers, and do a downwind drift back to Cane Bay. Bring your snorkel gear and jump in the water if you like! Drinks are available for purchase at our commissary, or you can bring your own.

 

Cane Bay to Sweet Bottom at Will's Bay     9am-12pm   $45.00/person

       We put in at Cane Bay, and head west toward Carambola and the Tidal Pools. Although we can't beach at the Tidal Pools, we can usually beach at Carambola Beach Resort. If the seas are calm, we can also bail over to snorkel; bring your own gear, or rent from the dive shop. Bring a water, or purchase it at the commissary.

Cane Bay to Annaly Bay    9am-2pm      $75.00/person

  This is just a little further down the line towards Hamm's Bluff. On a flat day, we can slip into this hidden cove. From here, we can hike, snorkel and picnic. Pack your lunch and bring plenty to drink.

Cane Bay to Hamm's Bay   9am-2pm  $85.00/person

We put in at Cane Bay and head to Hamm's Bluff. But instead of turning around, we round the tip of the island, and continue on to Frederiksted, where our van will meet us. If time allows, we stop at The Domino Club or other west end haunt. Bring plenty to drink or purchase drinks at the commissary. 

           Please note that open sea tour itineraries are subject to change due to rough seas. Ideal months for open sea tours are in the summer and fall.

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