Port O’Connor Trip Overview
18+
Weight limit 400lb (combined weight) of two people
No bug sprays allowed
Your GlowRow tour will guide you along one of several locations on the Texas coast in clear kayaks lit up by special underwater LED lights that provide a lens in which you can observe the unique underwater world beneath you.
Each kayak LED system has 7 different colors and settings to choose from, allowing you to choose your own vibe.
Your tour guide will point out unique landmarks and wildlife as you paddle under the stars, as well as share any unique or interesting history and facts about the area.
Additional Info
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Starts: Port O’Connor, United States
Trip Category: Water Sports >> Kayaking & Canoeing
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What to Expect When Visiting Port O’Connor, Texas, United States
18+
Weight limit 400lb (combined weight) of two people
No bug sprays allowed
Your GlowRow tour will guide you along one of several locations on the Texas coast in clear kayaks lit up by special underwater LED lights that provide a lens in which you can observe the unique underwater world beneath you.
Each kayak LED system has 7 different colors and settings to choose from, allowing you to choose your own vibe.
Your tour guide will point out unique landmarks and wildlife as you paddle under the stars, as well as share any unique or interesting history and facts about the area.
Itinerary
We will be putting in at the iconic Inn at Clarks, which has been around since the early 1900s. This makes us accessible for both night trips, as well as if you are looking to make this a longer overnight stay with The Inn at Clarks.
The first wildlife you might see is right there in the marina itself – their own security patrol – a small American Alligator! Don’t worry, he won’t eat… much. Make sure you have those cameras and phones ready.
Our route then traverses the Intercoastal Waterway, which is a navigable waterway approximately 12-15 ft deep – but don’t you worry, the best is yet to come.
Once we get across the ICW, the route takes us South through a waterway called “the Fisherman’s Cut” which spills us out into the iconic BarRoom Bay of Port O’Connor, Texas. Here is where you have the chance to see Stone Crab, Blue Crab, Stingrays, Flounder, different species of drum, and maybe even the curious Herring.