Delaware is a coastal state, and if you grew up here, you grew up with the water being a big part of your life. Even if you spent your summers at Killens Pond or Lums Pond instead of the beach – it’s just in your soul! That’s why it’s so healing and refreshing to spend a day on the water in Delaware. If you’re looking for a good place to go kayaking or paddleboarding, you’ll find that when you kayak Rehoboth Bay, it’s a delightful spot to drop in and float.

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If you don’t have your own gear or you would like to participate in a program on the bay, visit the Delmarva Board Sport Adventures website and see all of their offerings.

For more fun kayaking and paddling in Delaware, read Spend An Afternoon Taking A Delightful Canoe Tour At Trap Pond State Park In Delaware This Spring.

 

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