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Cape Breton is known around the world for its scenery, history and people. Rising Tide Expeditions takes to you to the top paddling locations on Cape Breton Island, its wilderness areas and national parks.
Come to see why Fodor's Travel, GQ, Conde Nast and Travel + Leisure consistently rank our Island as a place not to be missed. You'll understand what centuries of visitors have found so compelling, so inviting. Check our pages above for information on our 2012 Expeditions, Instruction Day and Weekend Trips and Cape Breton Island vacation packages! |
Experience the rhythms of outdoor livingOcean air in your lungs and the sun on your face. Seabirds, marine life and shoreline habitat are accessible to you in a whole new way.
Eat fresh hand-prepared foods on secluded beachesWith local seafood and other treats, you will be impressed by our creations from out of a kayak! Dietary needs can be accommodated.
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Explore Cape Breton Island's historic coastsFrom the Mi'kmaq to the Vikings, Basques, Portuguese, Acadiens, Spanish, British and Scots, this island has been traveled by many over untold thousands of years. It is one of the world's top undiscovered sea kayaking destinations, offering amazing geology, wildlife, history and culture. Join us for an unforgettable outdoor experience. You will understand why they came - and you won't want to leave! |
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We follow internationally-recognized Leave No Trace wilderness ethics practices on all of our trips
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Our guides instructors are nationally-certified Paddle Canada Instructors and are trained through ongoing Paddle Canada courses and wilderness first aid. |
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