Program that allows kayaking on San Antonio River Walk now available year-round

Local adventure outfit Mission Kayak now offers excursions along the business district of the San Antonio River Walk all year long, - Facebook / Mission Kayak
Facebook / Mission Kayak
Local adventure outfit Mission Kayak now offers excursions along the business district of the San Antonio River Walk all year long,

Local adventure outfitter Mission Kayak has negotiated to make excursions along the business district of the San Antonio River Walk available all year long, according to a social media announcement from the company.

“After 2 long months of negotiations between City of San Antonio, Go Rio (the river barge comany [sic]) and Mission Kayak an agreement had been made to keep kayaking open on the Riverwalk year round,” a March 5 Facebook post read.

San Antonio Riverwalk Kayaking is now open YEAR ROUND!!! **Reservations are still required** After 2 long months of...

Posted by Mission Kayak on Friday, March 5, 2021

The company will continue to offer weekend kayak tours from 8 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. The program was initiated in October of last year as a limited-time opportunity, and has gained popularity since its inception.

To take part, kayakers are required to make a reservation, which cost $60 for two hours. The rental cost includes the kayak, paddle, life jacket, river shuttle and tour guide, for those who choose the guided-trip option.

River visitors can also choose to launch their own kayak and supply their own paddle and life jacket, however a reservation is still required. That option runs $15.

More information on River Walk kayak tours are available at the Mission Kayak website.

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