EASTHAM – Cape Cod National Seashore’s location makes it ideal for exploring diverse natural resources and habitats through water and beach-based recreational activities.
In July and August join park rangers for guided canoe and kayak trips, surfcasting lessons, snorkel tours, beach yoga, and salt marsh explorations.
Programs are held daily in locations from Eastham to Provincetown and equipment is provided for all programs.
“Kayak the Cape” is the national seashore’s newest water-based program.
Join organizers in their new solo kayaks for 3-hour explorations of a marsh, kettle pond, or dune-sided lake.
Minimum age is 12 and previous kayaking experience is required.
The cost is $45 per person.
Seven “Salt Pond Paddle” programs are offered each week in Eastham.
The leisurely, 1 ½ hour trips around Salt Pond are ideal for both beginning and experienced paddlers.
Look for crabs and snails, and learn about area history.
The minimum age is 6 and the cost is $23 for adults and $18 for children age 16 and under.
“Surfcasting 101” is offered on Thursday mornings at Coast Guard Beach in Eastham.
You won’t take home dinner, but during the 1 ½ hour lesson, you’ll learn the basics of saltwater fishing and practice the skill.
Minimum age is $12 and the cost is $20 per person.
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