Explore the waters of Trinity Bay from a Kayak with guide Melanie Mast of HI Trinity Hostel Kayaking Tours.

Tours will be tailored to the level of experience of all kayakers to ensure a fun and safe trip.

All technical equipment will be supplied with instruction given by a qualified coach.

Call, email or just drop into the hostel to book your sea kayaking adventure!

Please scroll to the end to read a description of the tour.

Pricing

1 hour for $30 (A beginner's paddle around the harbour)

2 hours for $50 (Cover the harbour and venture a little into the bay)

3-4 hours for $80 (For the more experienced kayakers, a journey into the open sea. Subject to weather conditions.)

Contact & Directions:

HI Trinity Skerwink Hostel

www.skerwinkhostel.com

manager@skerwinkhostel.com

Phone:709 557 2015

Cell: 709 685 9135

From Trans Canada Highway follow Highway 230 for 66 kilometres into Port Rexton.  At the yellow service station, turn right onto Rocky Hill Road, following signs to Trinity East. After the school, we are the big blue house on the right at the bottom of the hill (300 metres beyond the "Trinity East" sign)

Certified Kayaking Guide Melanie Mast Describes the Tour

With Skerwink Hostel Kayak Tours you will experience a unique view of Trinity Harbour’s famous sites from the comfort and safety of a tandem kayak.

To begin the tour we leave from the beautiful town of Trinity East, looking across the harbour at the town of Trinity itself. We will paddle along the base of the Skerwink cliffs until we arrive at a massive sea cave that experienced sea kayakers can paddle all the way through.

Next we paddle by the Historic Fort Point Light House that sits at the mouth of the harbour, then cross southwest arm to the breathtaking Anglican Church. We will paddle along the coastline of Trinity to appreciate the traditional architecture of colourful clapboard houses from the water. We end the tour with paddling under an old railway bridge to a beautiful little waterfall, tucked in, out of the wind. Then it is only a 15 minute paddle along the coast of Trinity East to the original launching point.

During whale season we have a chance of seeing whales and if we are lucky to paddle along side of them.