Saturday, February 13, 2016

Today's Mission: Kayaking


The Riverwalk is a beautiful place to take a walk, but have you ever wanted to be on the water itself? Mission Kayak offers you that experience and much more! Located on the southern part of the San Antonio River, on what’s referred to as the Mission Reach, Mission Kayak offers an ideal combination of kayaking and sightseeing. The San Antonio Missions are all located along the river and you can see them as you kayak down the water. Tours begin at Espada Park, 330 Mission Parkway, San Antonio, TX 78214 and usually run from 9am- 1pm.  Aren’t an experienced kayaker? No worries because “95% of [their] customers are first time kayakers.” There are also several options to choose from. You and your spouse can rent individual kayaks or tandem. You can also choose between the 2, 3, or 5-mile guided trips or you can rent just the kayak and explore on your own. The guided trips last between 1.5-4 hours, depending on the length and pace. The trips include a shuttle service, life jackets, paddles, and the kayaks. Reservations start at $35/person and can be made for weekdays or weekends. Groups of 4 or more can receive a discount.

Photo courtesy of missionkayak.com




Relationship Reconnection:

Whether you ride separately or in tandem, exploring the river and seeing the missions can be an amazing experience. This wholesome activity can provide a physically and emotionally strengthening experience for both of you. The U.S. Navy says kayaking together and not alone is one of the most important safety steps you can take when kayaking. Similarly, working together in marriage and family is important and vital to the success of your relationships. We can’t just coast through our lives and hope that the waters of life stay calm and free of turbulence. Life is meant to have trials and tribulations to help us grow and develop. Marriage is a safeguarding relationship where we can help one another get through the turbulent patches and grow together. While this kayaking experience may not have many tough areas to navigate through, it is a fun way to build teamwork, positivity, and appreciation for one another’s companionship and support.

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