Top 10 Tours in Mendocino County, Mendocino County

From mild to wild, Liquid Fusion Kayaking has a Mendocino Coast kayak adventure for everyone. Enjoy a dry and mild, paddle on the calm waters of the Noyo River where all ages are delighted by harbor seals and intrigued with coastal birds. Guided Tours and Kayak Rentals Available including family friendly options. Sea kayak tours and instruction that range from mild to wild. Check out our Noyo Sea Kayak Tour that shares a sampler of the Noyo River, Noyo Harbor, and ventures out onto the Noyo Bay. Or venture on the wild side with our Whitewater of the Sea adventure where you will kayak and play in the ocean waves and sea caves of the Mendocino Coast. Learn to kayak classes and custom trips are available in sea, whitewater river, and surf kayaking.

Local guided tours & transportation for events ,specializing in unique intimate small group excursions to Mendocino County’s most unique and exclusive cultural and natural destinations. Eco, Historic, Cultural and more. Private custom tours, backpackers shuttle service available. Comfortable large window vans and friendly knowledgeable guides.

The Stanford Inn's Catch a Canoe & Bicycles Too is open year round to both Inn guests and the general public. Established in 1972, Catch a Canoe offers kayak, outrigger and canoe rentals on Big River Estuary. Locally made redwood outriggers are extra stable, efficient and easy to control with a foot operated rudder. Perfect for couples, families and pets. Mountain bikes are also available for rentals or for sale. Open daily from 9 to 5.

Mendocino's premier adventure tour company is proud to bring unique experiences to everyone on the coast. Located in Point Arena we currently offer guided fishing trips, kayaking tours and surf lessons.

Trips departing from both Fort Bragg, CA and Willits, CA on the historic Redwood Route of Mendocino County. The Pudding Creek Express departs from Fort Bragg, on which your train will travel along the Pudding Creek Estuary to Glen Blair Junction on this short and scenic 1-hour, 7-mile roundtrip. You will be traveling over some of the first tracks laid down by the California Western Railroad in 1885. Once the train stops it will immediately return to Fort Bragg. The Northspur Flyer departs from Willits, on which your train will climb the Eastern slope of the Coastal Mountain Range and cut through it at Tunnel #2 (the Summit) before descending down into the redwood-thick Noyo River Canyon. This 4-hour, 40-mile roundtrip allows you to explore the wondrous forest where the world’s tallest trees take you back in time. Once you arrive at Northspur, the midpoint of the railroad, you will disembark for an opportunity to walk around, purchase lunch, and breathe the pristine mountain air.

I am from Northern California. My two passions are sharing cool experiences and photography. Right after high school I decided that I wanted to pursue my two passions. I then bought a one way ticket to Europe and set out to build my photography portfolio and contact list. After three months hitch hiking to and capturing some of the most beautiful places in Europe, I came back to San Francisco, started my own photography company and have been living my dream ever since.

We are the 1861 Home of William Kelley, a Founder of the Victorian-Era Village of Mendocino. As a Historical Research Facility for the Mendocino Coast, come here to research your family, take a Walking Tour of the Town or join us for an event or exhibit.