Welcome Aboard Condor Cruises and the Condor Express, the premier Whale Watching and Party/Dinner Cruise venue in California. Located in the beautiful city of Santa Barbara, we offer the most comfortable, advanced vessel on the west coast. Each of our crew members are trained and experienced natural...

Current Adventures offers river and sea kayaking tours, along with calm water eco tours, throughout Northern California.

Kayaking fun for everyone! From ages 2-102, we offer Kayaking instruction, local tours, multi-day trips, private lessons and even dog paddles. Our excursions are great for Birthday parties, group events, family reunions, and youth groups. All skill levels and ages welcome.

Fluid Dynamics offers courses on kayaking.

Let the Watermen of Force 10 take you on an experience you will never forget. Welcome to the wonderful world of sea caves, shore birds, sea lions, star fish and isolated beaches. You will be fitted with a wet suit. You will have your own professional guide in the rear seat of one of our stable two p...

The Klamath River winds southward from the heights of the Oregon Cascades and down through northern California. Arid canyons rim the Oregon stretches, which are typically more difficult . . . "Hell's Corner" in particular.

The Lower Klamath is the quintessential beginner-intermediate whitewater run with over a hundred river miles to explore. An excellent multi-day adventure, the Lower Klamath is dominated by fun and splashy Class III rapids.

The Pico Blanco B South Carolina to Highway 1 stretch of Little Sur River is 7 miles long and has been rated as a class III-IV section by American Whitewater. The starting location is a short drive from Salinas. There are sites quite near the river where you can camp.

The Merced River is a river of contrasts. Gentle through Yosemite and rough through the fierce canyons farther south, there's something in the river for beginners and daredevils both, as well as the rafter who likes a little relaxation between intense whitewater hits.

Best run in mid-spring, the Merced River between Briceburg and Bagby is known for its large, rolling waves and boiling hydraulic. Numerous class IV rapids dot this stretch of water as the river winds through a grassy canyon, studded with oak and pine trees.

The Merced calms to class I flat water as it meanders through a portion of Yosemite Valley in the national park above Yosemite Lodge. Visitors to the park can rent canoes or inflatable kayaks (also known as ‘duckies’) at designated locations in the park and take self-guided floats through permitted ...

The section of the Merced River from Red Bud to Briceburg isn't as consistently hard as the lower section, but the water still whips into the air, churned high and fierce by river currents.

The 2,240 acre North Fork of the Kaweah River BLM area is located adjacent to Sequoia National Park, just north of the town of Three Rivers. The majority of the area is accessed by the public at three high-use sites: Paradise, Advance site, and Cherry Falls site. These areas are popular for swimming...

The Sacramento River is one of the largest rivers in California and is fed by the snowy flanks of the eastern Trinity Peaks and mighty Mt. Shasta (14,162’), a dormant volcano. In spring, the Upper Sacramento’s cold and clear waters offer non-stop intermediate level excitement with over 50 rapids a...

Beginning at the small hamlet of Forks of Salmon, the first four miles of the Cal Salmon is characterized by gentle green waters interrupted by several beginner level class II+ pool drop rapids. This stretch of river allows visitors to enjoy the scenery of the area and warm up to the challenges do...