KAYAK LOVERS
The water worth the paddle.
The 12 fort myers 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 through Estero Bay’s mangrove tunnels with a local guide, spot wildlife, then enjoy a beach break and shell hunting.
Most Popular“This was my second time doing this kayak tour and once again, I loved it! This time we were lucky and saw a bunch of dolphins! It was so much fun and so beautiful.”
Premium eco kayak through Big Hickory Island mangroves with beach shelling, expert guides, and wildlife chances in 2 hours.
“My wife and I are in our early/mid 60s and this is the first time we had tried any kayaking. Mike set us up in a tandem and Buzz guided us through our tour. For first-timers, it was a nice experience...not too short, and not too long. We even got to see a dolphin surfacing…”
Guided kayak eco tour from Bunche Beach in Fort Myers. Small group paddling, wildlife sightings, included kayak and lifejacket.
“My wife and I had an awesome time with our guide Ty he was very personable and knowledgeable of the environments we were in and very engaging. We can’t recommend him enough!!”
Self-guided kayak in Big Hickory near Bonita Springs: carbon fiber gear, calm mangrove tunnels, dolphins/manatees, and a shelling beach.
“We booked the 2-hour kayak rental on the single kayaks. Check-in was easy, and they provided everything we needed for the trip. The kayaks were in good shape. We didn’t see much wildlife, but we did find some shells on the beach. In hindsight, I think we would have learned more by doing a guided…”
Kayak to secluded Don Pedro Island from Placida. Eco-guided paddle in small groups, wildlife spotting, gear and safety included.
“Our guide was our favorite part of the tour…she was SO knowledgeable and her love for the environment and aquatic life was intoxicating.”
Rent a stable kayak or SUP at Bunche Beach in Fort Myers, get a free beginner lesson, and paddle mangroves, creeks, and Gulf waves.
“Great Experience”
Rent a single kayak at Big Hickory Pass near Fort Myers for a 2-hour (or longer) solo paddle, with gear included and wildlife sightings.
“Great service, great views much appreciation to Nick for helping me out would recommend to anyone in the area”
Private night kayak in the Everglades near Fort Myers: sunset paddle, return under stars with a licensed guide and wildlife spotting.
“Awesome day trip with Tod. Super cool guy with loads of knowledge. He took a ton of photos and video for us which was really special, allowing us to focus on the scenery. Can't recommend Tod enough for a tour of the glades”
Paddle Estero Bay’s mangrove tunnels on a private Big Hickory Pass tour with a guide, wildlife spotting, and a calm, flexible pace.
“Wonderful & friendly kayak tour, very special to see a dolphin close up, along with other wildlife. Kevin was very knowledgeable”
Half-day kayak or SUP rental near Fort Myers Beach with maps and safety gear, letting you paddle mangroves and tidal waters at your pace.
“Our host was enthusiastic, explained all safety aspects of the trip we we going on and also thoroughly explained the map pointing out points of interest we should explore. It made out mother/daughter excursion a great adventure.”
Paddleboard in warm Gulf waters at Big Hickory Pass. Choose 2 to 8 hours, rent gear, learn basics, and spot manatees and dolphins.
“We had the best experience with Joey at Island Breeze Kayaking Tours! From start to finish, everything was smooth, fun, and so relaxing. Paddle boarding was awesome, and my favorite part was getting to see all the amazing wildlife up close in the crystal clear waters. Joey also took us through a little paddle under…”
Guided kayak dolphin eco tour in Pelican Bay with lifejackets, 2.5–3 hours of mangroves and wildlife, from $69.95.
“Sky did an incredible job on our tour! She was very knowledgeable of the local habitat and wildlife. We came across a brown pelican ensnared and hooked in fishing line and we were able to save it and take it back to the dock to get the help it needed! We will never forget our…”
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