Activites, Camps and After School Classes in Poulsbo, WA

What makes this tour special is the combination of calm-water kayaking and rich, place-based storytelling. As your local guide, I don’t just point out wildlife—I help you understand the why and how behind what you’re seeing. Why do harbor seals choose Liberty Bay to raise their pups? How does the marine ecosystem here support such abundant birdlife? What’s the story behind Poulsbo’s Nordic harbor and its transformation over time? This is more than a paddle—it's a guided exploration through history, ecology, and the unique identity of Liberty Bay. Whether you're new to kayaking or an experienced paddler, this tour is designed to be accessible, educational, and memorable. Expect a relaxed pace, stable kayaks, and thoughtful interpretation that leaves you with a deeper connection to the Puget Sound.

Discover Poulsbo, WA—affectionately known as "Little Norway"—on this lively 45-minute walking tour through its picturesque waterfront downtown. Once home to the Suquamish Tribe and later settled by Norwegians in the 1880s, this coastal gem has a rich history shaped by the bay's striking, fjord-like beauty. Stroll through time as we explore Poulsbo’s roots—from Indigenous heritage to its heyday as a port for the Mosquito Fleet. You'll pass historic buildings and iconic landmarks, and learn how the town’s authentic Viking spirit and Nordic traditions remain proudly alive in everything Poulsbo does. You’ll also get insider tips on local eateries and drinkeries, one-of-a-kind retail spots, and regional attractions—plus ideas for what to explore next, from the Poulsbo Historical Society and SEA Discovery Center to waterfront activities and nearby adventures. A local treat caps off this fun, informative walk, perfect for first-time visitors and curious locals alike.