Thursday, November 10, 2011

SouthEast Adventure chosen as favorite GA coast kayak outfitter by Brown's Guides Voters.

http://www.brownsguides.com/
SouthEast Adventure Outfitters on St. Simons won last week's poll asking which outfitter you'd like to take a kayak tour of the GA Coast with. Vote in today's poll on the best way to learn about the Civil War on the GA Coast and look for results here next week.

Saturday, September 24, 2011

September 2011 highlights



A few highlights from the last two weeks. We've had some welcome cooler weather, saw manatees at our Brunswick shop, and tons of wildlife on our kayak and powerboat tours.
















We even ran into naturalist extraordinaire Stacia on the dock at Little St. Simons with a very large clam.








Thursday, August 11, 2011

Sunset Dolphins cruising on the Norma from Village Creek Landing 081011

We had a wonderful family from Kentucky boating on the Norma yesterday evening.  I've yet to not see dolphins on a Norma tour (which shows their abundance here) but have never seen as many as last night.  There were twenty or more in several active pods, other wildlife and birds, food, drinks, and  a beautiful sunset.








I think 6 in one shot!



Holding a snake or eel.












Wednesday, June 29, 2011

Sunday, June 12, 2011

June 2011 Popular Mechanics article at Cabin Bluff

We helped out on an article about Cabin Bluff for Popular Mechanics earlier this year.  We supplied the kayaks and went kayaking with Matt, Seth, Scott, and Josh.  It was a great time, and we even caught some trout off the dock that evening. A special thanks to Taylor Adams for inviting Southeast Adventure to participate.





Wednesday, June 8, 2011

060711 Touring the Altamaha, Georgia's "Little Amazon"

We had an excellent group on the Norma yesterday for a tour of the Altamaha above Darien.  Leaving from Village Creek Landing we ran an hour to meet our group at the Darien Docks.  We timed the tide up rifle cut, squeezed around a few trees, and made our way up Lewis Creek.  We saw many birds, a few alligators, and only two other boats all day.  Among the birds we saw black-bellied whistling ducks, night herons, lots of egrets, black-necked stilts, grebes, coots, and other ducks among many others.  The birding in the impoundment at Rhetts Island is incredible now, as were the blooming flowers.

For a look at our route visit this map:  Altamaha exploration route






















                                                      General's Cut towards Darien



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