As the only kayaking company on the Buffalo Bayou and within 30 miles of downtown Houston join us on this exclusive one of a kind experience to see one of the largest bat colonies in the United States. We only use the best equipment, guides, and fun facts in our tours.
All tours are suited for individuals 4 and up making us perfect for solo traveling, families, or couples looking for an evening out!
POST Houston is a dynamic cultural and commercial hub in downtown Houston, transformed from the historic Barbara Jordan Post Office into a vibrant destination for arts, dining, and events. Opened in 2021, this 550,000-square-foot space retains its industrial charm while incorporating modern design elements. The venue features the 713 Music Hall, a 5,000-capacity concert venue, and Skylawn, a five-acre rooftop park offering panoramic views of the Houston skyline . Visitors can explore a diverse food hall with various culinary options, participate in cultural events, and enjoy the blend of historic architecture and contemporary innovation. Recognized as one of TIME magazine's "World's Greatest Places 2021," POST Houston exemplifies sustainable urban redevelopment .
As you paddle along Buffalo Bayou in a kayak, the Hobby Center for the Performing Arts rises gracefully beyond the trees, its gleaming glass façade reflecting the afternoon sun. From the water, the building feels both grand and serene—an elegant contrast to the natural flow of the bayou. You catch glimpses of its distinctive columns and curved architecture, framed by the skyline behind it. The gentle splash of your paddle is the only sound as the theater quietly watches over the city, a cultural landmark tucked between nature and downtown’s buzz.
Gliding through the calm waters of Buffalo Bayou in a kayak, Eleanor Tinsley Park unfolds like a green amphitheater along the banks. Rolling hills rise gently from the shore, dotted with native trees, winding trails, and the occasional jogger or cyclist. The Houston skyline towers in the background, creating a stunning contrast between urban energy and natural calm. From the water, the park feels open and inviting—its wide lawns and open sky making it a peaceful, scenic stretch in the heart of the city.
You will make your own way to the meeting points