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Are you a seasoned pro or just dipping your paddle in the water for the first time?
Our website has everything you need to make the most of your kayaking adventures.
From tips for beginners to stunning paddling destinations and expert advice, we've got you covered. So grab your kayak and let's explore together!
$35 per kayak 4 hours, $40 for full-day, and $10 every additional hour.
For tours you must establish contact for pricing. They start @ $50 and go up from there.
$20 a hour including the kayak rental for beginners and lessons.
Kayaking Guides and Safety Tips
1
Always Wear a Personal Flotation Device (PFD):
Whether you're a beginner or experienced kayaker, wearing a properly fitted PFD can save your life in case of capsizing or unexpected emergencies.
2
Check Weather Conditions:
Before heading out, check weather forecasts and tide schedules. Avoid kayaking in strong winds, thunderstorms, or rough waters.
3
Know Your Limits:
Start with calm waters and gradually progress to more challenging conditions as you gain experience. Always paddle within your skill level.
4
Learn Proper Paddling Techniques:
Take lessons or watch tutorials to learn proper paddling techniques, including strokes for steering, stopping, and maneuvering effectively.
5
Be Aware of Your Surroundings:
Stay alert to other watercraft, obstacles, and wildlife while kayaking. Keep a safe distance from motorized boats and respect marine life habitats.
6
Plan Your Route:
Inform someone of your intended route and expected return time. Stick to your plan and avoid straying too far from shore, especially in remote areas.
7
Carry Essential Safety Gear:
Pack a whistle, signaling mirror, and a waterproof flashlight in case of emergencies. Consider bringing a first aid kit and a spare paddle.
8
Stay Hydrated and Sun Protected:
Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated and wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from the sun's harmful rays.
9
Stay Calm in Emergencies:
If you capsize or encounter an emergency, stay calm and assess the situation. Follow safety protocols and signal for help if needed using your whistle or other signaling devices.
10
Be Aware of Your Surroundings:
Stay alert to other watercraft, obstacles, and wildlife while kayaking. Keep a safe distance from motorized boats and respect marine life habitats.
11
Dress for the Conditions:
Dress appropriately for the weather and water temperature. Wear quick-drying clothing and consider wearing a wetsuit or drysuit in colder conditions.
12
Practice Self-Rescue Techniques:
Learn how to perform self-rescue techniques such as re-entering your kayak after capsizing and how to empty water from your kayak.
By following these guides and safety tips, you can enjoy a safe and memorable kayaking experience on the water.
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Phone: 225-916-4001
E-mail: admin@infinitewaters.org