Kayaking Adventure on Sand Island

Requires eight miles of paddling with a three-mile open water crossing!

The sandstone on Sand Island is mesmerizing, with rich iron banding and the smaller granular size make them appear as an abstract masterpiece, this billion-year-old sandstone is truly an awe-inspiring natural wonder. The sea caves on Sand Island are unique because they act like one inter-connected tunnel cave, weaving from one cave to another with the incredible sounds of the caves reverberating off the walls. It is suggested that you pack a lunch for this kayaking tour.

Must be less than 250 lbs. and less than 6’5″ with hip width less than 20″ to properly fit in the gear for this sea caves tour.

Sea Caves

Sea Caves can be found at the following locations and are listed from most impressive to least; Devil’s Island, Sand Island, Meyers Beach, Red Cliff, Stockton Island, Outer Island, Ironwood Island, Cat Island, Bear Island, Romans Point, and Madeline Island. You can expect crowds of paddlers and motor boats at Meyers Beach and Madeline Island, the other sea cave locations you will have mostly to yourself. You need waves of one and a half feet or less to enter the sea caves.

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