PORTLAND
Portland’s best days out.
The 7 most popular canoes & kayaks in Portland. The ones worth your time, with what each costs, how long it runs and who to book through.
Half-day kayak rental on Sebago Lake with an EZ launch, included gear, and wildlife spotting near Raymond, Maine.
Most Popular“Weather didn't cooperate for us to go out but they were so wonderful. Gave us the option to rebook or a refund. Very easy to work with!”
Paddle Oregon’s Columbia Gorge in crystal-clear glacier-melt water with a guide, wildlife spotting, and a short beach stop for photos.
“Justin was friendly, funny, chill, and a wonderful guide. The location was gorgeous and as a local for 25 years, I was thrilled to discover it. My only wish is that we had done the morning or evening tour instead of the afternoon, as it would have given us a better chance of viewing the…”
Paddle Sebago Lake at sunset with a small guided group. Kayaks, lifejackets, snacks, and Maine water included for beginners and pros.
“Friendly staff, very helpful with any questions and let me use a cell phone case. The kayaks are comfortable and they have a launch thing so it makes getting in and out of them a breeze.. I'm very glad I found this place and watched the sunset on the lovely Sebago lake.”
Sea kayak from Mere Point to a Casco Bay island for wildlife spotting and homemade hot muffins, led by a small guided group.
“This was a very fun experience. Alice started off the tour with explaining how to kayaks, such as boarding and rowing to keep you at ease. During the whole trip, she pointed out birds, we even saw an Osprey and their nests. We landed an a small cove where she explained the shells that were…”
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