Certainly, if you are healthy and the weather cooperates. Late day is usually rougher than in the mornings though. But, it could also be perfectly calm at sunset. The guides are very nice. You may want to just stop by and chat with them when you arrive and get their feedback.

Hi Joe, our 4:30pm Sunset Evening Classic tour runs later to incorporate the Sunset & Evening kayaking. In early February the Sun sets from 8:30pm - 8:10pm (mid to late Feb). Your tour will finish after 8pm. Hope this helps......

Hi there, Normally our kayak tours run in sheltered waters, so the sea is calm. If you are prone to motion sickness I would still recommend taking sea sickness medication as a precaution. Hope this helps…..

Hi there! Our Kayaks have nice big seats in them especially in the back cockpit, I would say most likely but unfortunately it can be hard to tell until you actually sit in it physically. Height shouldnt be an issue as we have people come out for tours who are over 6ft tall. We do also have sit on top Kayak options available which we gaurantee will be suitable. Hope this helps!

The male seals tend to do absolutely nothing all day bar lie on the rocks, cool down and have a good scrap. We saw a few on the rocks in the morning just last week, and a couple in the water. Book it, you won' regret it as the guys from Kaikoura Kayaks will find interesting things besides seals for you if they are unavailable that day. They choose the best side of the headland dependent on conditions and you're 110% safe.

I recommend the 8:30am & 12:30pm tours for the best chance of kayaking with Dolphins!

Hi there, Orca Whale's are not normally seen that often in Kaikoura or by kayak. If you want to view Whales I would recommend Whale Watch Kaikoura. Our kayak tours focus on Fur Seals and Dusky Dolphins. Thanks for your time.

Hi Chloe, We take out family's all the time in our safe, stable, double user friendly kayaks. Normally an adult or guide is in the back of the kayak so the younger one's don't have to paddle as much. Your guide will also have a tow line which can be used for assistance. We also cut the paddling distance down on a family tour and spend more time with the seals. Child life jackets and dry bags for cameras are also available. Paddling time on the ocean would be only 1 and 1/2 hrs with a family group with a 1/2 hr briefing at the start and end of the tour. Most family's kayaking with us in the past have found 2 and 1/2 hrs a good length of time for a tour and sometimes a lot of the younger children have fallen asleep in the front of the kayaks on the way home. Hope this helps Chloe......