What we’re about
https://KayakTripsAndTraining.com
Our group is for people who are interested in learning how to kayak but just do not know where to start. And for people who have a little experience but want to improve and get on the water more.
No boat? No problem, we have them. All necessary equipment is part of our package, We offer classes taught by American Canoe Association (ACA) certified instructors with an emphasis on having fun while staying safe. Our sessions are not in a class room but are taught under the trees and on the river in your own personal floating work station. (a kayak of course)
We also guide fun adventure trips on southern water ways. All trips are lead by certified guides.
There is no age limitation on this sport, people are kayaking across the country and around the world from age 4 to 80! We will also be offering guided trips on various rivers throughout the year for folks who do not have boats or who just do not feel ready to paddle on their own.
https://KayakTripsAndTraining.com
Thank you,
John Miller
678.549.4950
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See all- Okefenokee Platform Camping. April 8th to 10thOkefenokee Adventures, Folkston, GA$400.00
THIS TRIP IS SOLD OUT. IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO BE NOTIFIED ABOUT OUR NEXT ONE, PLEASE SEND ME A MESSAGE. kayakclassesga@gmail.com
Our platform trips are kept small for your maximum enjoyment. Always less than 10 people on these trips including a minimum of two guides.
Many of you may have visited the Okefenokee in the past but if you have never camped in the middle of the swamp on a platform you have missed out. (No, gators do not attack us on the platforms.)
You are away from noise and light pollution. You will not believe how beautiful the night sky can be. And don't get me started on how magical the swamp is.
We will meet at 11:30 Tuesday morning in the snack bar at the main park entry in Folkston. We will have lunch then get loaded and be on the water around 12:30. We paddle 5.5 miles to the platform at Coffee Bay where we will spend our first night.
After the sun goes down you will have the opportunity to paddle in the dark if you so desire. The swamp is different at night.
Wednesday after breakfast we paddle about 4.5 miles to our next platform at Cedar Hammock.
Thursday, we have a short 3-mile paddle back to the cars. We will be off the water early enough for you to explore more of the park, see the museum and take in the board walk.
We provide a tent, a cot and meals. Yes, there will be HOT COFFEE every morning. You simply bring a change of clothes and a personal sleeping bag. In dry bags of course. More details will be mailed before the trip.
This trip is limited to 6 guests. As of today, March 9th, only 2 spots are left. Cost of the trip is $400 per person. If you need to rent a boat that is an additional $75.
Respond on here with a good phone number but you don't have a reserved spot until you register at: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
If you have any questions, please reach out, John 678-549-4950, Dustin 770-715-4282
