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Kayak Horizons was such a great little business! I picked this kayak rental places of all the options on the recommendations from our airbnb host and I was so glad for the awesome rec! Kayak Horizons was super helpful and the prices were so good! It's located on the Embarcadero so super awesome access to the Bay and they offered awesome recommendations from there on where to stop along the bay. Ultimately, this was such a fun experience and renting kayaks was one of the absolute highlights of our trip and it was largely a function of where we rented our kayaks from! Thank you, Kayak Horizons! read more

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Had a great experience renting kayaks at Kayak Horizons in Morro Bay. We were a group of five and we all had a great afternoon out on the bay. There were no issues with any of the kayaks or equipment. We all got outfitted in life vests, paddles and then their professional staff got us individually settled in our kayaks one at a time. He gave us some good tips on what to explore once we were out on the water. To me, $14.00 an hour was very reasonable and each additional hour is broken down into 15 minute segments. We stayed out for about 1-1/2 hours on a sunny October day. Safety is a top concern of the staff at Kayak Horizons because they want you to have an enjoyable kayaking experience. I would definitely rent from them again in the future. read more

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Nora C.

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A trip to Morro Bay wouldn't be complete without a kayaking experience. Morro Bay is beautiful--the boats, the sea lions, and the view of Morro Rock is stunning. We went kayaking with Kayak Horizons, a small locale on the water, and we're glad we did. We had an excellent experience! The staff are friendly and informative, prices are fair, and the equipment is organized and in good condition. Here is some information you should know to ensure an awesome kayaking experience: REASONABLE PRICES One or two person kayaks can be rented for $20 an hour and $14 dollars per additional hour with the option to rent in quarter hour increments after the first hour. For instance, if you kayak for 1 hr and 15 minutes, you pay a total of $23.25 ($20 for the first hour and $3.25 for the additional quarter hour). PARKING There are about 8 free parking spaces in front of the locale. There is also a larger parking lot across the street. WHAT TO TAKE Wear comfortable clothing you don't mind getting wet. If it's a sunny, warm day, wear a hat, sunglasses, and put on sunscreen as you'll be exposed to the sun fully. For pictures, bring a camera or phone with a strap or lanyard that you can wear around your neck. Since there are many beautiful photo opportunities, you want to make sure you can secure your camera and hold on to your paddle at the same time. The day we went kayaking, a follower kayaker dropped his phone in the water as he was trying to avoid a bee in his surroundings! NO KAYAKING EXPERIENCE? NO PROBLEM! Kayaking is a fun activity for the whole family. The day we went kayaking, the currents were calm, making it easy to maneuver throughout the Bay. Staff will provide you with a life vest, help you into the kayak, hand you a paddle, give you a quick lesson, and off you go! SEA LIONS ARE A STONE'S THROW AWAY! You get the extra perk of viewing sea lions in their natural habitat while kayaking in Morro Bay! The sea lions congregate on a large dock. Kayak Horizons staff will advise you to stay at least 50 feet away from the sea lions, as mothers are very protective of their babies and will see anyone or anything nearing them as a threat. Get close enough to witness their way of life on the bay. What a treat! We absolutely enjoyed our kayaking experience in Morro Bay, many thanks to Kayak Horizons! read more

Kayak Horizons - Kids enjoy kayaking in Morro Bay!! - Rafting/Kayaking Near Me - Morro Bay, California

Kayak Horizons - Sea lion colony in Morro Bay-a must see!! - Rafting/Kayaking Near Me - Morro Bay, California

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First time kayaking..... the owners (a man/woman team) greeted us on arrival. They got straight to the point by asking how many of us were kayaking before giving us quick but simple instructions on how to navigate the kayak in the waters. We each got a one size fits all life jackets and our own kayaks. I was a bit anxious since I'm bigger in size but thank goodness they had a kayak that was just my size ( I'm a size 20-22/ 280lbs). I feel that I have to give you these details because I don't want anyone thinking that this activity is limited to thinner people. So, don't let your weight get in the way of you experiencing this! Another thing I appreciated, was the owners did not make one single comment about my weight. Rather, they made me feel super comfortable. They helped me into the kayak and before you know it, we were off! We had a great experience. The day was sunny and hardly any wind. We went in between tides. Perfect day to be on the water! I can't wait to go back! Rates range from $14-$20 for the first hour then they charge on 15min increments. Plenty of parking nearby on street. They are south of the shell shop and aquarium. No restrooms. Nearest public restrooms are at Tidelands Park. Not too far of a walk. Here's what you gotta know to prepare for a fun filled day on the water: Check out the daily tide schedule and plan accordingly. You might want to check on winds too. We went on a day when it was not too windy so that definitely helped us navigate safer since we were newbies. WEAR SUNSCREEN!! Even on days when the sun is not shining through the marine layer. Bring a hat (hopefully one that covers the back of your neck too Wear comfortable clothing. Light colored and long sleeved to prevent sunburns. Wear a comfy older pair of shoes or sandals that wrap around your foot. I'm saying this only because you may want to check out the sand spit on the other side and the water level is not deep at all. Lots of seaweed and marsh type sand. So, you WILL get your feet wet. Trust me, it's worth it! Beautiful views of the bay! Leave your valuables in your car unless you have clothing with zipper compartments. Last thing you want is losing your wallet or dropping your phone in the water There is plenty of room on the kayak for you to bring a bottle of water or even a small ice chest if you want to picnic on the sand spit. When it comes to navigating the water, remember to keep your eyes and ears open for any cross traffic. The Embarcadero does have a main waterway/channel where boats are passing by. So, it can get a bit challenging. If you don't feel that you can clear approaching boats, definitely pay it safe and wait for it to clear. Lastly, if I can do this so can YOU!!!! Good luck and enjoy! read more

Kayak Horizons - What an amazing experience!!! - Rafting/Kayaking Near Me - Morro Bay, California

Kayak Horizons - Hello from across the bay! - Rafting/Kayaking Near Me - Morro Bay, California

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Michelle H.

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In our trip full of wine tasting and eating, my mom and I decided to do something active and go kayaking in Morro Bay. Based on Yelp reviews I decided on giving Kayak Horizons a try and I was not disappointed. We arrived right around 10 (we were aiming for 9:00 but I woke up kind of late. They were easy to find on Embarcadero and they have a small lot, if you don't find a spot there is plenty of street parking all along Embarcadero. Once we got into the store, we were greeted by a nice young man and he helped us get our gear, dry bag, and two single kayaks. He gave us a rundown of the basics and even gave us tips for beaching our kayak if we wanted to check out Morro Rock (across the water from the dock). We didn't have a lot of questions because we had both gone before, but I was very appreciative of all his advice and tips. Their rates were really reasonable. $12 for the first hours per single kayak and another $8 for every additional hour per kayak (divided into 15 minute increments). These rates also included life vests and a dry bag for our personal belongings. Tip: Try to get there as early as possible so avoid the winds. My mom and I kayaked from 10:00-11:30 and those last 30 minutes were pretty killer as we were trying to paddle against the winds back to the dock. Have fun on the waters! read more

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Teresa C.

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This place is awesome. If you are new to kayaking, it's one of the best places to go. I suggest you take a tour with them. The tours go into a marine estuary so it's a peaceful type of kayaking and better for beginners than all out ocean kayaking. I have to agree with the other reviewer--the owner is a good guy. We signed up in advance, and a week before our trip, he called to ask if we were willing to show up early to take advantage of a high tide that would make out trip just that much better. I jumped at that one. Once out in a kayak, the area is stunning to look at while you paddle along. There is an abundance of nature along the way-birds, seals, bat rays, etc. The guide we had was knowledgeable about the area and could answer the questions we asked during the tour. All the employees were outstanding in terms of service. I enjoy doing business with these folks. If you are a veteran kayak type, this place is also an outstanding choice. They have quite a selection of kayaks. My suggestion is to rent for a few hours, use the tide to your advantage, and paddle out to a spot and have lunch along the way, then explore some more or head back. The retail store is also a good place for any kayak fan. For more information check out the website: http://www.kayakhorizons.com/ read more

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Stephanie D.

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A really sweet husband and wife team that have been in business a long time! Their kayaks provided a smooth ride and the prices were incredibly reasonable compared to where I live over in Santa Cruz. Was really glad to meet them and truly enjoyed my time paddling on the bay! Highly recommended read more

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Kenny L.

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Great place for anyone who likes a fun adventure to go and spend few hours in Moro bay. Easy for anyone to quickly learn they supply everything and it's a decent cost. My fiancé and I spent about hour and half out on water and saw otters and seals both swim by our kayaks and we went from one side to other of the little bay. With more time you easily could explore the island and see even more! read more

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Sarah H.

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Five starts for this place!! Went to morro bay with the intention to try paddle boarding but we found ourselves in a snooty shop with a lady holding her coffee telling us the conditions were so terrible they cancelled their reservations. She recommended we not try paddle boarding because of the sketchy current. She said to try again another time. We were bummed but just decided to check out Kayak Horizons to see what they said. We were greeted by Dennis and his wife whos name I cannot remember and they told us it was a perfect day to try paddle boarding and they were sure we would have so much fun. They explained everything to us and sent us on our way. They were totally right!! I'm so glad we came here where the vibe is infinitely more relaxed. go us for not letting the fun sucker rain on our parade and go Kayak Horizons for being awesome!! It's walk in only but it seems like they have plenty of equipment. Super chill spot for beginners!! 5 stars yall! Theres also a puppy on the deck and it's the freakin cutest! read more

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Mona L.

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Fair price, great location. Easy in and out into the bay. Nice customer service. Will be back!

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I've been here two times and both times were amazing! I've done the paddle boarding and have gone with people who kayaked and it was so much fun! Super inexpensive (I think the for an hour and a half I was charged $15), easy check in/out, very helpful guides, and an awesome way to explore the bay! There are other rental spots in Morro Bay, but I keep coming back and will continue to do so. read more

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Sarah F.

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Wow...first time kayaking on the central coast with my girl, Maggie! I was a bit nervous and David put all my nerves at ease. Very professional and easy-going! Thank you, David, Maggie and I will be back soon! read more

Kayak Horizons - Thank You David! Maggie had a blast! - Rafting/Kayaking Near Me - Morro Bay, California

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NOTE: This Review is mostly about customer service and that means a lot in my book! I actually called Kayak Horizons on Friday (05.15.09) to find out if they had any info on public boat ramps and free parking in Morro Bay after spending almost an hour trying to google the info, but to no avail. The gentleman who answered the phone was super friendly, super helpful, and even went waaaay beyond his call of duty to tell me about several great campgrounds near Morro Bay when I asked him if he had any info on quiet campgrounds near some good kayaking spots. I instantly knew that I would hunt down this kayak shop on Sat morning before paddling Morro Bay, to thank them for their kindness (and because I needed a new PFD). I had already paddled a bit in Spooner Cove at sunrise so I got to Kayak Horizons before their opening time. Dennis (it turned out this was the same gent who I had spokend with on the phone) was great trying to help me find a PFD that would fit. Their selection was great. Lot's of small sizes which is rare at a tourist destiniation kayak spot. I found a great one for only $69 and it fit like a glove. They have a nicve selection of dry tops and other accessories. A nice fleet of kayaks for rentals and they do guided trips too. Most important, GREAT CUSTOMER SERVICE and very friendly staff. Check 'em out! Happy Kayaking! read more

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Challen D.

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We were greeted by a young kid (high school age) who immediately got us into a life vest and kayak. We paid after we came back. $9 for an hour. I've been in LA area beaches and it can run upwards of $40 an hour. The bay was calm and we rode past some docked ships, local parks, and bird sanctuaries. It was a winter day, cool, but the arm workout warmed us up and the sun was shining. Beautiful. The kayaks were in good condition. Oars were functional. Seats in the boat were also comfy for almost an hour and a half ride. Make sure you adjust the foot rests before you ride out so your hips don't get sore from sitting feet out in front for a long time. Passed some seals. That was cool. ARK! We got back and the guy again was waiting for us, helped us out of the boat, was courteous and not rude as my mom practically crawled beetle style onto the dock afraid she'd fall in, and then took our boats, oars, and vest. Helpful, easy, fun. A definite must-do. Please leave a tip for the workers- local business charging next to nothing for a long bout of fun. If you're with kids who haven't kayaked, I'd recommend the double kayaks to help them out. Paddling on the ocean can get tiresome after a bit, especially if you're working against the tide. Whiny, tired kids could ruin the experience. read more

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Despina P.

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Highly recommend renting kayaks from Kayak Horizons in Morro Bay! A single kayak is $14/hour and a double kayak is $20/hour. My boyfriend and I rented the double kayak and had a blast! We were greeted and helped right away by a woman at the counter. We signed a quick waiver, gave her an ID to hold onto and then we were on our way down the dock. A friendly man helped us into the kayak and we were off. We saw otters and seals while we were out. We also docked up across the bay on the beach by Morro rock to take some close up pictures! One hour was plenty of time in the bay! read more

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Eric C.

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When coming to Morro Bay there are a few things that you should be doing. One is taking a Kayak out to the bay and just explore. There's tons of sea life around that you can see while out and about. Kayak Horizons is a great place to get started and the one company that I would recommend using while here. You'll have your choices of places to rent of course, but I have had a great experience with them. Open until 5pm they charge by the hour and you can be out on the water for a while. You can do double or single kayaks which are different hourly rates and you can go to the opposite bank to explore. Things to see: Sea otters, sea lions, kelp, sea birds, marsh lands and sand dunes. It's not a lot of work and as long as you don't keep freaking out, you shouldn't be tipping your kayak. The service here at Kayak Horizons was great and highly recommended. read more

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Dave M.

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Rented 2 kayaks for an hour here and only cost $25! What a deal! The guys are great and very helpful too. My wife and I came here last year so we figured we would rent from Kayak Horizons again and weren't disappointed. Lots of fun! read more

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Marina O.

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My husband and I have been kayaking at kayak horizons for 6 years now. Went there this morning to kayak and business is permanently closed. So sad to see this place go. You will be missed! read more

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Mina D.

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AWESOME good times had by first-time kayakers! We were greeted with friendly service; given tips, advice and a basic "how-to" lesson; and our family of 3 was able to fit into a double kayak*. *This is important for couples carrying a small child or toddler: we went to two other kayak rental shops on the Embarcadero and both of them said we had to take TWO kayaks (one single and one double), which doubled our price; plus they were RUDE RUDE RUDE at the other places. Kayak Horizons was super cool with us and it made our day. We couldn't have been happier with the service, the pricing and the fun we had for 2 hours. Pricing was $13 for first hour; $8 for second hour, then they round off each 15 minutes thereafter. So, $21 for our family for 2 hours. SWEET. read more

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Samantha S.

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This is a great company! We rented two kayaks and a paddleboard to explore the area. We were able to get reasonably close to the otters and sea lions, so it was a great hour! We really appreciated how quickly we were fit with the equipment and how smooth the entire process was, especially with just one worker. read more

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David W.

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My wife and I decided to do a little kayaking excursion in the bay during our honeymoon. This place was perfect. Not only were the prices very reasonable, but the kayaks were in great shape and the staff was super helpful. We'll be using Horizons again for sure! read more

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Jeri D.

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Great prices (I'm pretty sure the lowest price in Morro Bay for kayaking) & friendly staff! I called before we went with a lot of questions, and they were very patient with me :) Wonderful time kayaking right up to the sea lions on the barge. Loved our time kayaking in Morro Bay...Highly recommended! read more

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Eve M.

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If you're looking to go kayaking, this is the place! The owners were very friendly and willing to help if you've never been before. They were also thorough in letting you know the best kayaking routes and little sites to visit. Kayaks where nice and steady and the dock was easy getting on and off of. We saw a TON of sea lions and birds, even otters nursing their little otter pups!!!! Overall it was a great experience and I highly recommend it. read more

Kayak Horizons - Beautiful Kayaking! - Rafting/Kayaking Near Me - Morro Bay, California

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Hallie D.

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Every time I visit San Luis Obispo I make sure to stop by Kayak Horizons. It is the ONLY rental shop I go to. The staff is wonderful and always give tips on the water conditions read more

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Small operation but this guy is very nice and to the point. He wants you to have a good/safe time on the water. A friend and I walked to the competition down the street first and we were told that we couldn't rent a Kayak because they were expecting a lot of kids very soon...so we simply decided to go to Horizon instead. Kayak Horizons had us on the water in 2 minutes... It was my first time and I had a great time. I highly recommend this business! read more

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Rya L.

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The place is giving a 15% discount through the month of August if you are in the water by 9:30am. The place is open from 8am-5pm daily. You don't need reservations, they operate on a first come first serve basis. My family and I had three doubles for just a little over 80$ for 4 hours! It was our first time kayaking and the owner was helpful. We kayaked next to sea otters and many species of birds. If you want a good time in Morro Bay, this is the thing to do! read more

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Easy to rent and great location on the Embarcadero. We got to see some sea otters, seals, egrets, and the rookery. It's a great way to unwind. The kayaks have good back support with the seats and plenty of leg room. My husband and I had our own kayaks which we prefer instead of doing tandem....easier for taking. We were out for about 2-2.5 hours and it was only $47. Not bad at all. read more

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Tori E.

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I have been using Kayak Horizons for years and I am never disappointed. The staff is always very friendly and very knowledgeable about the every tides and currents. The prices are extremely reasonable and they truly pave the way for an amazing kayak experience! read more

Kayak Horizons - An activity for everyone (even with a sprained ankle)! - Rafting/Kayaking Near Me - Morro Bay, California

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Sandy C.

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Extremely friendly and welcoming staff. The young man that helped us into our kayaks gave us a quick lesson on how to hold the oar and paddle and advised us on which way the tide was moving. We had a great time kayaking around the bay, past the sea lions platform, through the seaweed and kelp and docked at the beach for a quick stroll. Once we got back to the dock, the staff was waiting for us and quickly got us back on land. My 13 yo wanted a kayak of her own, but there was concern that a child that age wouldn't have the strength to paddle alone against the tide, so she had to share a double kayak with an adult. This speaks volumes about the professionalism of this business. Safety is has priority over making a quick buck. We will definitely be back and highly recommend this wonderful business. read more

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Mary S.

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a most excellent and affordable experience for us on our random Labor day road trip. On a yelp search I found this and another option, but chose Horizons as their website explicitly said they were a dog friendly business. After a semi-late lunch we showed up at the rental office around 330, giving us just enough time since they closed at 5. The paperwork was simple, names and signatures on the line. The guy(s) working were real nice and welcoming. Saw us and immediately greeted us and asked if we were ready for some kayaking. We were given the verbal schpeal of what to and not to do before walking down the ramp to get into the kayaks while getting ours and the doggies live vests (we brought some for the pups) on. He apologized about the vests being a bit damp because the sun hasn't showed all day, but thats not his or the shop's fault. Drifted down with the current with two single kayaks, the pups did a little swim kayak side, stopped at the island for a bit to walk around and back on the water for more exploring/photo taking and a visit to the sea lions. Paddled back up to the rental spot right at 5 where we were promptly met for a hand back up onto the dock. We would most definately do it again if we end up back in town, and we'll pray for the marine layer to burn off a bit for that next time. read more

Kayak Horizons - dog friendly kayak rental shop! - Rafting/Kayaking Near Me - Morro Bay, California

Kayak Horizons - kayaking with pups... doggy life vests not provided by Horizon - Rafting/Kayaking Near Me - Morro Bay, California

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We got a coupon through our hotel for a couple bucks off and were more than satisfied with our experience. After a couple hours around the bay, we saw a ton of sea otters, docked at the beach for a walk along the sand, and picked up a couple sand dollars. It was a perfect day in February, sunny and cool in the low 70's with no wind and peaceful water. Service was quick, easy, and friendly. The man had on a pretty serious face but he gave us clear and helpful directions, good recommendations, and answered all our questions. He even gave us a discount on our rental when the coupon we brought in didn't apply to our rental. Very satisfied with our experience! read more

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John G.

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Great experience all in all. Clean Kayaks and friendly owners. I would definitely recommend this place to friends and family. The location is good because it's kinda halfway in the bay itself which makes it rather nice allowing you quick and easy access to the spit itself, or down the bay towards the birds, or out towards the rock for the otters and/or seals. All in all it's my first choice for Kayaks. I don't believe you'll be let down. read more

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Experience renting a kayak was smooth. The plan was to rent two single kayaks but after the owner asked us if we had paddled before and only one of us had, he suggested we rent a double and be on the safe side. That made it obvious that they care for safety instead of money because two singles would've made more profit for them. They have dry bags to put wallets and cellphones. Cost for 1hr rental of a double kayak was $21.50. I would come back to this establishment. read more

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Sally P.

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Great service and fairly-priced kayak rentals. These are sit-in kayaks which I prefer. I had a great time kayaking in the harbor. I went right at 9am and the water was calm. Was able to see sea otters, harbor seals, and sea lions. When the tide is low it's a little tricky finding a place to get out on the beach side - the bottom of the harbor is pretty muddy, but I just followed a large group from a local school and took my kayak in where they did. read more

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Anna R.

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Kayak Horizons offers courteous and knowledgeable staff and quality equipment for rent. They recently donated to our local elementary school and a company that invests in our community is a company that I will choose again and again. They not only enabled a family the chance to experience Morro Bay on kayak, their generosity contributed to a successful fundraiser for our school! Thank you Kayak Horizons! We will definitely be returning for our future adventures!! read more

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Lindsay Y.

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This company was very knowledgeable and made our first time kayaking very enjoyable. We will definitely be coming back to try the paddle boards. read more

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Brandon B.

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Best prices ever! I never leave Morro Bay without renting out a kayak for an hour or 2. Every few months, my dad and I come up to go kayaking and we are never disappointed. Last time, we even saw some small sharks "breaching" out of the water. Is that normal? read more

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Ted R.

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Excellent place to rent kayaks. The prices are very reasonable, and the owners are awesome and very friendly! There's plenty to see in the bay... lots of sea lions and occasionally, otters (who will follow you and play cat-and-mouse as you chase after them). The sand spit is a great place to hop out and take a break, too. This is a great place to rent from! read more

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A M.

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First let me start with this: I am NOT a boat person. My bf really wanted to do this so I agreed to this after much protest. the couple running things is very sweet. They were very kind and informative about different questions asked. Everything was clean, well as clean as you would expect with the beach right there. If he gets me on a boat again, we will be going back to see them read more

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10 years ago

The best kayak rental in Morro Bay. This was my third time kayaking through this company and I will recommend them. The gentlemen helped my wife and 5 year son get into a double kayak and gave instructions in where some keys spots to go and which direction the tides were going. He apologized for not helping us out of the kayak but no need to, but the thought was well worth it. Had 3 to 4 customers he was helping at once. Getting out never as hard as getting in. Real pleasure plus we went out before 10am and got 10% off our 2 1/2 hours of rental. Really enjoy kayaking especially through Horizon. read more

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551 Embarcadero
Morro Bay, CA 93442
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Kayak Horizons opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

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Kayak Horizons closes at 5:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Sun 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

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Yes, Kayak Horizons takes credit cards.

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Yes, Kayak Horizons has parking options. Street Parking

Sub Sea Tours

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They were organized, on time and very professional with a chill vibe! The best combination! We all…read morelearned a lot about the whales while watching them. We will definitely use them again!

We had a good time, saw a thresher shark breach once we got out past where the bay and the ocean…read moremeet (cool line) and didn't see much else until the very end, about 5 minutes before returning we saw a few spouts and fins from two humpback whales who kept diving on us Captains were funny and they played good music. We sat in the front the entire time, definitely bring sun screen and layers.

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Central Coast Kayaks

4.9

(268 reviews)

17.3 mi

So many things went well! From the welcoming greet, smile and conversation to fitting us for the…read moreadventure. We had Kristian as our guide and he was an expert in the wild surf we had, keeping us safe but allowing for some learning and experiencing the caves. I will be back one day- they were pros!

John and Shawn took good care of us on our girlz trip to Santa Barbara. Had all the gear, took…read moregreat photos so we didn't have to drop a camera in the bay, saw the seals, sea otters with babies! And sent us up the road 15 minutes to Duckies for amazing chowder and shrimp tacos right by the Catuco beach. Thanks guys.

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Central Coast Outdoors

(109 reviews)

1.3 mi

Our group did a private kayaking trip (half day with lunch) and it was definitely one of the main…read morehighlights of my bachelorette weekend. I booked this in advance and it was relatively easy to do so online via the request form on the site. We had a 9am start but easy to get a hold via text if you run late. There is ample free parking right in front of the shack. Put in "A Kayak Shack" in Google Maps and you will have no trouble finding the dock where you need to be. Bathrooms are available by the shack and there are even faucets to wash your feet if you get muddy after the trip. Everything went very well and we all had lots of fun doing this. They provide a lot of equipment, including dry bags, even a blanket to prevent splashes on you, and safety jackets for everyone even if you can't swim. It was clear John and his team are very knowledgeable of the local wildlife and I appreciate the care behind making sure we had a good and safe time. Once arriving to the dunes, we did a hike to the secluded beach and was able to enjoy the view from a much quieter spot. For the picnic, the food was delicious for a picnic. Includes wine and sparkling water. John surprised us with some lovely homemade Blondies. The whole experience doesn't require too much experience and the waters are quite calm so it's perfect for many ages and such a lovely place to be!

We loved our kayaking experience and we love Jenn our guide! The Morro Bay Half Day Classic is a…read morerewarding excursion to take when visiting the area. We were a small but mighty group of three. I do suggest getting some water shoes and if you have them binoculars. Jenn did a great job preparing us before shoving off. She created a wonderful atmosphere. I can't say enough about her kind leadership and how she taught us about this unique area of California. This tour immerses you in the geological wonders of the bay, history of the area, and its bountiful marine life. On that particular day, we saw very active cormorants, a few herons, egrets, a bald eagle, evidence of mud shrimp, crabs, and a raft of otters taking a snooze. Being outdoors on the water was calming and learning with other curious individuals was invigorating. Thank you Jenn for this experience that gave us many wonderful memories.

Kayaking on Morro Bay, Morro Rock in the distance.

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Morro Bay Paddlesports

There are several Kayak vendors available in Morro Bay, but I would always use Morro Bay…read morePaddlesports. 1. The staff incredibly friendly and flexible, even with large groups with varying skill levels. 2. The location is outstanding. A bit away from the crazy center of the Embarcadero, but an even closer to otters launch point. Parking is notably easier. 3. Pricing is on point. 4. Plenty of kayaks that are in great condition. 5. A launch setup that is fast, but easy for beginners. 6. A Relaxed, three generation team in the front office and on the dock. You never feel rushed or racing the clock. Most Importantly. If you are trying to decide whether or not to kayak in Morro Bay, JUST DO IT! It's a great time.

My wife and I were on our 1st anniversary trip and when we stumbled upon Morro Bay Paddlesports we…read morethought "what's this??" ... low and behold it was the nicest people offering the best prices I've ever seen for kayaking (especially in such a beautiful area with incredible sea life and sights to see!). The customer service was above and beyond and made us feel like we were chatting with life long friends before heading out on the water. If you want to find a fun excursion where you'll feel like you just made best friends, then look no further than Morro Bay Paddlesports

Amazing views seen while paddling in Morro Bay

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Avila Beach Paddlesports

(264 reviews)

14.3 mi

Avila Beach Paddlesports was a highlight of my mid-coastal trip! Simple to arrange and helpful…read moredirection when we arrived. The calm waters and stunning environment added to this sterling experience. After paddling around to the beach area and then heading up the stairs to witness the lighthouse, we observed breathtaking views. There are not enough superlative words to describe the experience! Thanks!!

Valentines Day picnic paddle was so fun! Great employees thanks for the fun experienceread more

Raft of otters in Avila Bay

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Lopez Lake

3.7

(132 reviews)

25.3 mi

From what we could see it was beautiful. Didn't know or heard about this place at all. Until…read moresomeone had mentioned it while we were in arroyo grande. You could go to it from the main road which takes you through the country side. Also wineries along the way which we found out. Along the whole stretch of the drive, there is no parking along the highway. Sucks that you can't get out for a picture of the lake. We finally made it to the entrance which there's a fee to get in. We literally just wanted to see the lake and get a pic. Give or take, 5 minutes or so. Spoke with the entrance guards, it was 12.00 per vehicle and as we had our dog with us, that would be another fee for pets. Instead, we just opted out to leave. Honestly, kind of sucks that you can't check it out without having to pay to get in. Not only that, they do offer camping which the camp site wasn't that far. Hiking trails as well as a boat ramp. The parking area when you enter is where the check in and customer service are. I believe there's a public restroom as well. We ended just getting out and stopping right at the gate to take a quick picture of the lake. From what we could see, there was people fishing right along the base. Curious to know if you could just leave your car at the lot and walk down to the water which was a like couple min walk when we left. Or maybe even that, you still have to pay a fee. Regardless, it was somewhat beautiful from what we could see off the road. Along the whole drive in till the entrance, no stopping or parking along the road.

First off i have been camping here since the 90's. It used to be a great outdoor vacation spot to…read morefish and camp and hike and a little boating on the small lake with various other activities. And like alot of buisness when they start focusing on straight profit they seriously suffer in any areas that concern the comfort or safety of its guests but today i have seen it all. We have bears here at lopez and as a result all the trash bins have to be bear safe so they are not attracting the bears directly into the areas of the campers. Well in an attempt to save a couple of dollars, as in the trash truck driver having to get out and unlatching each dumpster before dumping it into his truck, it would add a minute to each bin in the park he has to empty. I dont know the exact number but i would estimate 60 bins here so thats 1 hour of extra driver time needed to get through the park. So you would gather that removing the bear safety latches would save 1 hour a week, 30$...... thats is what the publics safety is worth to the county of San Luis Obispo. On top ofvthat they used to have an employee patrolling the park every couple hours making sure the rules were bei g followed, nothing dangerous was going on ect. I hate to say that is no longer the case, despite all their prices going up exponentially year by year their employee count has dropped drastically. Its gotten so bad that ive been here 24 hours now and havent seen 1 truck on patrol. Last night bears were raiding the trash cans, dogs were barking all night long, and people were partying well into the next day with nobody telling them some people actually enjoy their sleep. Its a sad day in america when this type of behavior is now become the new standard and money is now all that matters, not even the customers safety. Year by year the deaths on the lake here keep going up with this year so far being the most ever and we are barely a couple weeks into summer. As a local resident i would tell you, if youve come to party, get wasted, fight bears and dance with death then this is your place but bring a ton of money cuz your gonna pay substantially for it.

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Rock Kayak

(129 reviews)

0.2 mi

Never have I ever been treated so rudely as a potential customer as here. Not at all busy, so I…read morewent up to the open Dutch door and said I'd like to rent a kayak. Dude inside had a really lousy attitude and softly said to come to the window. As I hesitated a half second to figure out which window he meant, the dude loudly repeated "WINDOW!!!" Yeah dude, it's not hard to show some courtesy to those with dollars to trade. Bad day? Maybe. But not my problem. Thankfully there are other options nearby.

Priced per hour after you are finished with your rental. Not the friendliest of service, but a good…read morebay activity.

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Avila Beach Whale Watching

(358 reviews)

14.3 mi

Overall, this was a wonderful experience…read more It was scary in the beginning because the waves were a little rough. We sat in the front and experienced "flying boat" - as in the boat was rocking so hard it left the water for a bit. Lesson learned for me - in choppy weather make sure to always ride in the back. The Captain was extremely knowledgeable and customer service was flawless. He knew the ocean very well. When he realized we were getting pretty nervous he made sure that the boat stayed in a position that limited the rocking. He kept checking on us to make sure we were doing ok. We saw whales, otters, birds, sea lions, and porpoises. It was amazing seeing them in the wild and they were beautiful. Make sure to dress in layers. It was cold in the beginning but warmer when we were heading back to the dock.

Imagine being a part of a pod of several thousand dolphins. This was our second time with Captain…read moreMark and it was even more amazing than when he gave us a tour 5 years ago. He is dedicated to making sure you make the most of your time and I am so glad we went again with another part of our family. Not only were we one with the dolphins, but we also saw humpbacks and a mola mola. Mark is full of interesting ocean and history facts and you and your family will not only have an incredible experience but you'll learn something to take with you the rest of your life.

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Whale at Avila

Wildheart Coastal Adventures

(12 reviews)

0.1 mi

Mandy was amazing. So many interesting facts about the estuary. the kayaking was wonderful…read more Highly recommend this tour.

My husband and I did the kayak and lunch tour with Mandy as part of our honeymoon adventures. We…read moreabsolutely loved the entire tour! The views, the wildlife, and Mandy's knowledge made everything so enjoyable. Afterwards we enjoyed a delicious lunch with a beautiful view! The food was so fresh and so good we highly recommend this tour!!

Sea lions lounging on harbor rocks

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Santa Barbara Adventure Company

4.8

(260 reviews)

92.6 mi

Rachel is awesome! Super knowledgeable of the ocean, water, marine life, and history of the area…read more What a rad human being to have guiding the tour. As it turns out, all of the harbor seals, and sealions have names. We befriended one named Steve, he is much better at swimming than I am. He also taught me secret techniques to paddling. This one Pelican named Parry got into a barking match with some sealions, which is a fight he wasn't gonna win, let's be honest. Though I was hoping to see an M-A-N-A-T-E-E ... next time! If you're gonna go down on Haley street, where the dogs are easy and the sun is cheap, you never know just who you'll meet, on Haley. (But hopefully it's Rachel from the Santa Barbara Adventure Company, and you get her kayak tour; shout out!)

A heartfelt thank you to Santa Barbara Adventure Company for creating such a memorable birthday…read moreexperience for our daughter. From start to finish, everything exceeded our expectations. We had a fun ferry ride to the islands and even got to slow down to watch a large Sunfish (Mola Mola) snacking on some jellies. I recommend getting in line early to secure the best view seating on the ferry. Our kayak guides, Chuck and Adam, were exceptional--knowledgeable, engaging, and genuinely passionate about what they do. They made the entire trip both fun and informative, while ensuring we always felt safe and well cared for. We were fortunate to have perfect weather and warm water, which allowed us to explore all seven sea caves--many of which are inaccessible during high tide or rougher conditions. It made the experience even more special. Having lived in Santa Barbara for 22 years, this was my first time visiting the islands, and it was truly unforgettable. The pristine landscapes, abundant sea life, and even spotting several tiny island foxes while enjoying our picnic lunch, made it an unforgettable adventure. We can't wait to do it again--highly recommend to anyone looking for a unique and exceptional experience!

Waiting in line to enter sea caves

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Morro Bay Rock

4.7

(123 reviews)

0.9 mi

Morro Rock is quite a sight. Ginormous. Near 580 feet tall volcanic plug. Dating back over 20…read moremillion years old. That's old. The name Morro is Spanish for rounded mountain. Spanish explorers were in the area documented as early as the 1540s. The Chumash tribe date back as far as 15,000 years ago. They considered the Rock to be sacred, so sacred to not even walk on it. Don't even think of climbing onto it, it's illegal to do so. Plus you wouldn't want to, it's a bird sanctuary. Home and nesting area for birds including peregrine falcons. So you can imagine all the guano and the smell. Woo wee. You can park next to it and get face to face and touch the rock. But with all those birds, I don't recommend getting too close without wearing a hooded raincoat. Plus Morro Rock is a California State Historical Landmark #821. The plaque is in the parking lot of the beach.

Very beautiful walk on the beach, any time of day really but sunset was gorgeous!…read moreWe found parking very easily on the north side. There wasn't that many people the day we went. I'm sure it can get busy during the summertime. A beautiful part of California coast.

Morro Bay Rock State Beach

Morro Rock State Beach

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Morro Strand State Beach

3.9

(97 reviews)

0.4 mi

There is a beach right next to the behemoth Morro Rock in Morro Bay, CA. The beach access and…read moreparking is totally free. Yup, FREE. Sandy three mile stretch of beach from the Rock to the camp grounds. There are lifeguards on duty, all ready with their gear ready to save a life. I know they are there daily in the summer, not sure about the other months. This is a popular spot with surfers. Good waves. Another tidbit to know is that there are restroom located in the parking lot. Also smack in the middle of the lot is the California State Historical Marker #821-Morro Rock. I think it's worth a quick stop to read the plaque, take a quick moment to soak in the gorgeous direct view of the rock and not to get all sentimental but also reflect on the past, present and future. Another another tidbit is that dogs and horses are not allowed on the beach due to the protected shorebird habitat such as the western snowy plover that nest from March-September and live here. Service dogs on a leash are allowed though. But so many folks broke the rule once the lifeguards left for the day. Ironic, people want wildlife and nature to be able to visit and enjoy but don't want to follow the rules that protect all those things they enjoy. Go figure?!

The last time I was at this beach, I was only 2 years old, so I don't have any memory of it. Last…read moreyear, I decided I wanted to take a trip here with my family. I've lived in California most of my life and have been to almost every beach, so it's funny that this one in Morro never really came to mind especially since it's not that far from us. When I finally came last year, I really enjoyed it. The beach was clean, beautiful, and peaceful. There were lots of sand dollars along the shore and even some wildlife, which made it feel even more special. Since that first trip, we've come back about four more times. There's just something about this place that makes me feel calm and at peace every time I'm here.

Morro Strand State Beach

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Hillary W.

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7 years ago

Had another fantastic experience this morning! It was a foggy day, which made it perfect for a day on the water! I will be back again, when I'm in town! read more

Cherry S.

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7 years ago

Wonderful experience with the staff- who was as friendly and accommodating as anyone could need. Fair prices.

Vanessa P.

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12 years ago

I was in the water in less than 10 minutes. The gear was clean and dry when I got it. I enjoyed my trip.

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