Cornucopia Wisconsin is the closest town to the most visited part of the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore; The Mawikwe Bay sea caves. What isn't as well known is that just to the west lies another beautiful cliff and cave formation named after the Roman family that settled here close to 100 years ago.
Locals also sometimes call this area "table rock" because of the areas that you can hop out of your boat and walk around while still in the water up to your knees. I've snorkeled around out here and found everything from old cast iron stoves to ice saws, probably 100 years old, preserved by the chilly waters. Did they fall off a boat? Maybe they were left out on the ice during the winter and forgotten when spring came.
As far as paddling goes, Romans Point is secluded, but a bit safer to paddle due to being protected on 3 directions from wind, and access to several take-outs.
Our Romans Point Sea Cave & Nature Paddle tour utilizes tandem sea kayaks, and we also rent sit on top kayaks to go out on your own. (A great option if you want to bring your pup!)
This is a great trip for anyone, including families with kids who can ride in the center seat of our Triple kayaks! If time allows, we love to explore Lost Creek where you can usually spot a turtle sunbathing or a frog resting on a lily pad.
Great scenery, caves and companionship make for an all-around great trip at Romans Point. Interested in more? check out all that we do within and around the Apostle Islands website.