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A Day on Sand Island

True adventure awaits here with sea caves, pristine beaches and a hike to a light house

155 US dollars

Little Sand Bay

Tour Description

Level Required: Intermediate Sand Island, Waabaabikaa-minis, is the fifth largest of the 22 islands in the national lakeshore. This shoreline has it all, rock shelves, clay banks, intricate sea caves, and long sandy beaches. There is a large open water crossing to get to Swallow Point Sea Caves, a true highlight of the entire day. The paddle continues into Justice Bay to the beach where we will land for a much needed break to refresh and relax. After stretching our legs, applying bug repellant and getting into walking shoes you will hike to the historic lighthouse and have a chance for a guided tour from a park staff with a small additional fee. Upon returning to the kayaks we will prepare to launch and give those arms one last work out on the 4.2 mile paddle back through Little Sand Bay. This tour requires good physical fitness and includes a snack. Bring extra water, sunscreen, and a thirst for adventure. Sorry kids, this trip is for 14+

Cancellation Policy

100% refund due to weather cancellations. You are also able to move your booking to a different time slot or day depending on availability.

Age + Size Requirements

Minors under the age of 13 you will need at least one eligible adult paddler.
Meyers Beach only allows guests above the age of 14 accompanied with an adult.
Kayaks are best suited for guests under 6'4" and maximum waist circumference of 50 inches. Total weight per person cannot exceed 230 lbs and total kayak limit is 450 lbs.

What to Wear

Light, breath-able clothing that dries quickly. Swimsuit is needed for under wetsuit.
Extra layers and a wind/waterproof jacket.
Comfortable shoes or sandals that can get wet.

Paddler Guidelines

Some level of physical fitness is required as most kayaking trips are 4-6 miles long. On occasion, eligible persons in your group may be asked to help carry kayaks to and from launching point.

What to Bring

Bring water and snacks necessary dependent on the length of the paddle.
Sun screen
Bug Repellant

Parking

Meyers Beach and Sand Bay have a $5 parking fee per car that needs to be paid prior to the start of the tour.
Most launching spots do not have service so plan accordingly.
3% National Park fee included.

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