Adventure Details

Embark on a 2-hour and 15-minute boat tour through a large and beautiful headland protected by Oregon State Parks. This tour will take you through secret coves, a cultural site, kelp beds, and the Aquarium Arch. You will also get to see the working fishing port of Port Orford, views of Redfish Rocks Marine Research Reserve, and Humbug Mountain to the south. Keep an eye out for multiple colonies of various bird species, including Cormorants, Black Oyster Catchers, Common Murre, and Pigeon Guillemots, as well as Harbor Seal pupping grounds and resting areas. Gray Whales can often be spotted from late winter through the fall migration. The protected cove is a favorite summer feeding aggregate location for Oregon's Gray Whales, making it a great spot for wildlife sightings. During the late spring and summer months, you may even have the opportunity to sample various seaweeds on this paddle tour. The total distance covered is approximately 4 miles, and wetsuits will be provided for your comfort and safety. This boat adventure offers a unique opportunity to explore the natural beauty and diverse wildlife of the Oregon coast. Don't miss out on the chance to experience this popular boat adventure that offers a glimpse into the rich marine ecosystem of Oregon's coastline. With stunning views, diverse bird colonies, and the possibility of whale sightings, this 2.25-hour tour is perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Explore secret coves, cultural sites, and kelp beds while learning about the area's history and wildlife from knowledgeable guides. Be prepared to be amazed by the beauty and biodiversity of this protected cove. - 2 hour and 15 minute tour - Explore secret coves, cultural sites, and kelp beds - See diverse bird colonies, Harbor Seal pupping grounds, and possibly Gray Whales - Wetsuits provided for comfort and safety - Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers - Learn about the area's history and wildlife from knowledgeable guides