Kayak Tour of the 7 Caves

Overview

Kayak La Jolla and the 7 Caves! This 90 minute guided tour in La Jolla is a favorite of both locals and San Diego visitors. Explore beautiful sea cliffs and caves as you glide through the La Jolla Ecological Reserve filled with marine life. Paddle to Sunny Jim’s Cave, the Arch Cave, the Clams’ Cave and other sea caves for amazing close-ups of sandstone formations. Witness sea lions, garibaldi, leopard sharks, shovelnose guitarfish (rock on, man) and even the occasional dolphin on this sought-after La Jolla kayak tour. Ages 5 and up.

City: La Jolla

Sat 21 Sep

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What's Included

Kayaking Equipment (kayak, paddle, helmet and life jacket)

Paddle Instruction

Professional Tour Guide

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Age: Minimum 5
Arrival Time: 30 minutes before tour time
Attire: Swimsuit or athletic clothing that dries quickly. Guests will get wet at least from the waist down.
Lockers and wetsuits are available for rent upon arrival
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Gear/equipment sanitised between use
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

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Reviews (39)

keltik01

Jul 2019

We went with a group of 8 on one of the first tours in the morning. In July, the water was really cold - so be prepared. The hardest part is paddling over the waves, once you do that its much easier. Two in our group were tossed by the waves, capsizing and ended up not joining the group ( 1 adult & 1 child) mainly because of the shock of the cold water. They were not given a refund or other compensation. The guides were informative, discussing wildlife and key points of interest. We would paddle for about 5 minutes, then we would group up for about 10 minutes while the guides talked. If you are prone to sea sickness, this is when the waves will effect you, so be wary. The surf was rather rough in the morning, so we did not even get close to the caves, which was really disappointing. We were each given a pass to the cave store, which offers a passage to one of the caves. If you plan to do this, it may be worth asking about the tide schedule. The groups shortly after us were able to see the caves - or at least get closer than we did.

Lucy B

Apr 2019

We went for the 7 caves kayak tour in la jolla. Our guides alexis and Templeton were amazing! They were knowledgeable and fun. They went out of their way to make the tour good we even saw a whale! It was a great tour and super fun. Thanks guys!

WorldT17

Sep 2018

I went on the kayak tour of the 7 caves, under the impression from looking at their website, you actually explore the caves, which is not the case. You launch from the beach, if you are going on a weekend, good luck finding parking, recommend taking a share ride service. Once in the kayak, you paddle to the cliffs where the caves are located. The tour guides talk about the history of the homes in the area and descriptions of the caves, thats it. You go through only 1 cave for a brief minute, then turn around and head out. If I would of known that you don't actually explore caves, I would've chosen a different adventure attraction. Water was nice, the kayak ride was a good workout and saw some seals on the rocks by the caves. I rate this attraction as OK, I would have just been better off renting my own kayak to do my own thing for cheaper.