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Caribou Expeditions
1021 Mission Rd.Goulais River
Ontario, Canada
POS 1E0
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1-800-970-6662Email:
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Discounts!
- 10% - Prior to March 1
- 10% - Former Client
- 15% - Groups >5
- (discounts not additive)
- $20/day - Your Canoe/Kayak
Meet us at:
Quiet Water SymposiumEast Lansing, MI
March, 2011!
Sea Kayak Day Trips
Just an hours' drive north of Sault Ste. Marie, Lake Superior offers exceptional coastal kayaking for all skill levels. We provide four linked day trips:
- in the sheltered waters of Batchawana Bay
- along the coast north of Pancake Bay,
- north to Alona Bay,
- the pictographs in Lake Superior Provincial Park
Note: tandem kayaks are used unless person has completed Sea Kayak Basics (3 hrs), or has equivalent paddling skills. Youth (<16 yrs), 50% off.
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Tour S1a: Batchawana Island, Lake Superior
$135, Saturdays and Tuesdays beginning June 12, 1 day (call for additional dates)
Paddle the sheltered waters of Batchawana Bay, Lake Superior. Bald eagle, osprey, beaver and mink may be seen along this shore. We kayak to Harmony Bay where a van will transport us back to the starting point
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Tour S1b: Pancake Bay to Mamainse, Lake Superior
$135, Sundays and Wednesdays,
beginning July 11, 1 day (call for additional dates)
Clear water, sandy beaches and quiet coves. From Pancake Bay Provincial Park we paddle north, at a relaxing pace, along the open coast of Lake Superior.
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Tour S1c: Mica Bay to Alona Bay, Lake Superior
$145, Thursdays, beginning July 15, 1 day (call for additional dates)
One of the prettiest sections of the southesast coast, Mica Bay and Alona Bay are bordered by steep granite headlands, and quite coves.
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Tour S1d: Pictographs, Agawa Bay, Lake Superior
$145, Fridays, beginning
July 19 (call for additional dates)
In the heart of Lake Superior Provincial Park, we find ourself facing ancient pictographs of the Ojibway people from the vantage of our kayaks.