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  Guided Kayaking Tours that show you the best parts of the Nature Coast

Paddle through diverse tributaries and observe wildlife among scenic primitive landscapes. Our local guides take you to less-traveled waterways, so you can see Florida as it's meant to be seen: wild, untouched, and unforgettable. Discover hidden springs and lush undeveloped rivers. Our kayaking tours offer a personal experience that allows you to truly connect: with less crowds, and more nature!

Chassahowitzka
Wildlife Adventure

Chassahowitzka River is the most wild and primitive river in Homosassa, surrounded by 35,000 acres of protected lands. See lots of wildlife: Otters, Manatees, Bald Eagles, and more! Paddle through crystal clear waters and discover hidden springs. 

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Scenic Sunset
Journey

Unforgettable experience on the Chassahowitzka River! Nothing beats a scenic sunset paddling through the palm trees! After the sun dips below the horizon, the sky holds a natural glow- your eyes adjust to the fading light, making for a comfortable paddle back.

Cypress Forest
Wildlife Adventure

Paddle through a lush natural canopy of cypress trees, surrounded by aquatic plants and springfed waters. Here we'll spot fish, turtles, and wading birds: Limpkins, Herons, and more. Smell balsam and cedar in the air. Immersive experience on the Withlacoochee River.

Gulf Hammock Forest
Excursion

This is the most primitive kayaking tour we offer, taking us to see some of the oldest cedar and cypress trees left on the Nature Coast. It hosts a variety of aquatic plants and wildlife. Learn the rich history of this area, and get a feel of what the "Old" Florida felt like.

Rivers to Gulf
Excursion

Explore the unique transition from salt marsh and mangrove islands in the Gulf, to the freshwater tributaries that sustain cypress and palms all in one place. You never know what wildlife you'll see: dolphins feeding, lots of birds including Roseate Spoonbills.  

Withlacoochee Wildlife
Excursion

Discover a 224 acre-uninhabitated island that is host to a variety of wildlife: herons of all kinds, deer, alligators, and turtles. Cypress trees and their "bald knees" line the edges of this outstanding waterway. Such a scenic and peaceful paddle in the Withlacoochee State Forest.

Pirates Cove Exploration

Exciting kayaking adventure in Crystal River. We'll explore the mangrove covered barrier islands and saltmarsh tributaries of the St. Martin’s Marsh Aquatic Preserve! You never know what we'll see when it comes to coastal wildlife: dolphins, osprey, seaturtles, and more. Learn and observe!

Manatee Observation

Kayak alongside manatees in their natural habitat. This is a small, personal tour, on a much less crowded waterway. Soak up the lush and primitive beauty of the springs. Our local guides are passionate about sharing their knowledge of the river and these special winter visitors.

Mason Creek Exploration

Educational exploration on the tributaries of Homosassa River. Learn about the unique history of Homosassa Springs while paddling through salt marsh tributaries and barrier islands covered in mangroves. Great opportunities to see Bald Eagle, Dolphins, Osprey, and more!

Full Moon Journey

Observe wildlife catching the last rays of sunshine, as we paddle down river towards the sunset. You never know what we'll see. When we reach our destination we'll kick back, relax, and watch the Full Moon rise above the palms. This breathtaking and serene experience is truly unforgettable.

Let the moonlight guide the way!

Starlit Waterways

Look up and spot visible planets, constellations and shooting stars! Minimal light pollution on this river allows you to see so much with the naked eye. Our astronomy kayaking tours are exclusively planned around seasonal meteor showers and astronomical events. Learn about the night sky on this unforgettable journey.

Bioluminescent Journey

This unforgettable excursion is offered during the warmest parts of July-September when the bioluminescence plankton are most visible and active.  These glowing waterways will leave 

you in amazement. 

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