La Jolla Kayak

“What am I going to see out there?”

Only the locals 🐬🦈🦞🐳🦭🐙🪼🐠
(They’re way cooler than us.)

Feeling like summer in La Jolla

Longer days, calmer mornings, and more time on the water with the community we love.

As a local, family-run business, this is what we look forward to all year; sharing this coastline with both familiar faces and first-timers.

Cheers to another great season.

🎥:

And we’re answering every time.

Book your kayak or snorkel tour online and answer the call.

Consider this your sign. It’s been crystal clear, the marine life is active, and it seriously feels like summer in February out there.

So we’re doing a Summer Conditions in February Special (nearly 40% off our usual rates):

🛶 $70 Double Kayak Tour
🪸 $100 Double Kayak & Snorkel Tour
🐠 $39 Double Kayak Rental
🤿 Discounted Snorkel Rentals

Valid 2/25–3/1 only.
Additional fees may apply.

Or…you could just book it now.

You don’t have to manifest these views, conditions are lining up beautifully for Presidents Day weekend ☀️

Book now and we’ll see you on the water.

And an even better fact? Presidents’ day weekend is the perfect time to get out on the water.

Book online or give us a call to schedule your kayak tour along the La Jolla coastline today

Calm paddle.
Busy brain.

Between the marine life, the caves, and the views, there’s never a dull moment out here.

Add our local guides, and you’re guaranteed a great time on the water. Head to link in bio to book online today.

We see the ocean every day — and we see what gets left behind.

La Jolla’s marine reserve depends on all of us showing up with respect. Even one small action makes a difference.

If you’re visiting the coast this week, consider picking up one extra piece on your way out.
It all adds up. Thank you for doing your part.

We prefer: touch water 🌊

Visibility has been amazing this winter. Perfect for spotting marine life in the reserve.

Did you know? You can rent snorkel gear from us and explore La Jolla on your own, or stay dry and take it all in from the top of a kayak.

Guided kayak & snorkel tours start in March.

Come reset on the water and book your experience today.

Help us protect what makes La Jolla special.

With the crowds this week, we’ve seen behavior that puts both people and the environment at risk.

La Jolla is a protected marine reserve, which means everything you see — shells, rocks, anemones, sea stars, fish — is part of a fragile ecosystem. Removing anything from the water or beach is illegal, and even small disturbances can cause lasting harm.

If you’re heading out to explore, here are a few important things to keep in mind:

👉 Look, don’t touch. Oils from our hands can damage marine life.
👉 Leave everything where it is. Shells, rocks, and wildlife all play a role in the ecosystem.
👉 Step carefully. What looks like rock is often a living reef.
👉 Never turn your back on the ocean. King tides bring unpredictable waves.
👉 Give each other space. Overcrowding stresses tide pools and wildlife.

Curiosity is a beautiful thing, it’s how people learn to care. But respect is what keeps these tide pools thriving for the next generation and the next curious explorer.

Thank you for helping protect our ocean. Please share this with anyone planning to visit the tide pools this week.

Honestly…how could you not be?

This isn’t Europe or the tropics, this is a La Jolla winter. And you can only get these kind of views from the kayak.

With local guides and a beautiful coastline, it’s pretty hard not to be impressed. Book your tour or grab a digital gift card online for last-minute gifts.