The Independence Seaport Museum and the Olympia cruiser are open daily from 10 am to 5 pm, providing visitors with the opportunity to explore the maritime history of Philadelphia.

Visitors can also experience the kayaking tour of the Independence Harbor Museum and the landing of Paddle Penn.

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The kayaking tour starts on Saturday, May 15 and continues on a specific weekend date until Sunday, September 26. The tour range is between 3 and 10 miles, and there are beginners to advanced options.

Guests can choose from four carefully planned excursions to enjoy the unique scenery of the Delaware River: The Three Sisters Shipwreck, Graffiti Pier, Petty Island, and Sunset Paddle.

Prices range from US$60 to US$75 per person. Tickets must be purchased in advance.

Starting on Friday, May 28, Paddle Penn’s Landing will also reopen in the 2021 season. Visitors can paddle in Pennsylvania’s landing basin by kayaking, rowing boat, swan boat or dragon boat.

Summer time is Monday to Friday on September 6th, 3 pm to dusk, Saturday and Sunday from noon to dusk, until Labor Day on Monday, September 6.

Encourage those interested in Paddle Penn’s Landing Buy tickets online in advance From the Independence Seaport Museum.

There will be various safety regulations on the pier and water to ensure the safety of visitors and staff. The kayak tour is limited to 15 participants per meeting, and the number of people in line and on the dock will be limited to ensure distance from society. You need to wear a mask on the dock, and you can take it off after you leave.

Boats, oars, life jackets and other equipment will be disinfected regularly.