KAYAK LOVERS
The water worth the paddle.
The 7 florida kayaking tours travellers paddle most, gathered in one place. Where each route takes you, how long you are on the water, who runs the trip, and what a seat in the boat costs.
Paddle mangroves and slog through wet cypress domes in the Everglades. Small-group, expert-guided, $75 for a full day outdoors.
Most Popular“Garl was a great guide showing us a variety of plant and animal life in the Everglades. We saw gators, crocodiles and so many birds!”
Paddle Fort Pierce Inlet State Park in a clear kayak through mangrove tunnels, spotting turtles and dolphins with a small-group guide.
“Todd was a wonderful guide. I learned so much from this tour about things that I see everyday. His focus on environmental awareness was the highlight of this tour. Thank you!”
Guided clear kayak tour of Florida’s Weeki Wachee River with wildlife chances, tandem clear hulls, and a guided $79 paddle.
“Really enjoyed our kayak experience. Jody, our guide was extremely observant and knowledgeable about the wildlife. We saw dolphins and manatees!”
Glide through Blue Spring State Park in a small kayak group to spot manatees up close, plus gators and serious bird life.
2-hour clear kayak eco tour on Weeki Wachee River to spot winter manatees with guided safety, small groups, and wildlife stops.
“Saw very little”
Clear-bottom kayak on the Santa Fe River to Gilchrist Blue Springs. Small group, included gear, swim time, and wildlife viewing.
“Person did not show up at location. We were at location and tour guide was not there. My husband and I both took the day off work and were very disappointed!”
Kayak Fort Pierce at sunset in a clear kayak. Paddle shaded mangrove tunnels, spot wildlife, and learn the local environment in 2 hours.
“We took the sunset tour with Tod as our guide and it was an amazing. He was very friendly and knowledgeable and made sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed. The sunset was beautiful and the weather was perfect. If we come back to the area I will definitely be looking to book…”
Every paddle worth taking, place by place.
