Q: What happens if I get seasick?
A: The usually calm waters of PWS rarely cause seasickness; however, if guests are prone to motion sickness or conditions might be choppy, over-the-counter medications generally counteract these symptoms and can be purchased at a drug store.
Q: Do I need any prior kayaking experience?
A: No. We have experience working with people new to the sport and will fully instruct you in basic techniques.
Q: What types of qualifications do people have?
A: Captain Laura Johnston possesses a US Coast Guard Captain's License and current CPR/First Aid training. In addition, she also has Instructor Leadership Certification through the American Canoe Association (ACA).
Q: What type of food accompanies trips?
A: We offer guests an array of high quality fresh foods including fruits, gourmet cheeses, and meats. Please let us know if you have any dietary restrictions.
Q: What type of equipment do you provide on the kayak trips?
A: Necky 2-person kayaks, kayak paddles, spray skirts, rubber boots, rain gear for those who need it, dry bags, and kayak-specific life jackets.