The Apostle Islands on Lake Superior are considered a world-class sea kayaking destination. Whether you are an experienced paddler or new to the kayaking experience your kayaking guide trip is designed with your safety and enjoyment in mind. We will explore the sea caves, hike the shores of the state park, and incorporate a yoga practice to balance and support the body, enhancing the ability to develop the technical skills of kayaking.
There will be opportunities to paddle through the lagoon appreciating the serenity of peaceful paddling surrounded by towering tamaracks and rose brush. Once our paddlers are comfortable we typically take them past the sandy beaches to experience the majesty of the sea caves. Your yoga adventure includes two afternoons with an experienced Kayaking guide from Adventure Vacations and one afternoon hiking the beautiful shores of Madeline’s State Park, scenery National Geographic heralded as the top National park in the United States for its picturesque beauty.
Yoga and Kayaking Retreat Dates:
July 28-31, 2013 (full)
August 4-7, 2013 (full)
August 25-28
Prices also include:
- Fabulous and health conscious cuisine for all meals. Local and organic whenever possible.
- A guided hike along Lake Superior’s magnificent shoreline, featuring pristine sand beaches, spectacular sea caves, old growth forests, bald eagles and other forest life
- Guided yoga and meditation each morning before your
- Planned activities including kayaking the sea caves of Madeline Island.
- Kayaking rentals including PFDs and other kayaking gear.
- Inn staff and meal gratuities
Master suite with private bathroom, whirlpool tub, and private decks with a glorious view of Lake Superior: 1,570.00 per person
Shared room with shared bathroom. Waterside and easy access to beach front: 1,320.00 per person
New Option: Moderate accommodations at nearby condos (available for groups of 4). Includes 2 double beds and 2 baths: 1, 120.00 per person
A non-refundable deposit of 500.00 is required to reserve your space.
Note: Weather and wind direction is closely monitored for kayaking conditions. The safety of participants will always be our main concern and there is inherently a small possibility that our guides will need to cancel or restructure trips on these retreats.