Bonita Springs Kayaking With Manatees | Paddle Naples Florida
Kayaking the Imperial River in Bonita Springs, Fl.
There are a variety of birds to see along the way, as well as manatees in the winter months. Bonita Springs, Florida is home to amazing sights -- not only are we excited to show you what's in store, but we want you to experience it live!
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Estero Florida Paddle Board & Kayak Rentals
Estero Florida Paddle Board and Kayak Rentals
Estero Bay and its surrounding area hold some of the most pristine ecological examples of Florida's diversity. Known for its swampy wetlands and beautifully preserved water inlets, Estero is right in between Naples and Fort Myers, as well as Bonita Springs. Are you looking for the best spots to go Paddle Boarding in Estero Florida?
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About an hour south of Venice Beach and Bradenton, Estero offers an incredible number of access points to enjoy a peaceful morning on the water. With a large number of rivers, inlets, and bays, South West Florida has the right weather for your next adventure!
From experienced kayakers, to novice and beginner paddle boarders, PaddleNaples.com is where you want to be for your next adventure.
Are you visiting Naples, Fort Myers, Bonita Springs, or even Tampa? We are a mobile company designed to find the best, most exciting spots all over South West Florida.
What are the best paddle board spots in Estero Bay, Florida?
The best spots for paddle boarding in Estero are calm, smooth waters that allow for a relaxing paddle boarding experience.
Prepare yourself... we will show you some of the most popular spots to kayak and paddle board in Estero Florida. If you find yourself bored in a hotel, call us any day of the week at (239) 301-8888.
Southwest Florida and Estero are well known for their smooth and tranquil paddle boarding access points. Paddle Naples is mobile, meaning we can simply drive to the best spots in Estero to go paddle boarding.
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Guided Kayak Tours of Rookery Bay Reserve in Naples, Florida
See the Naples, FL, environment up close with the Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve. Two-hour guided kayak tours of Rookery Bay, Hall Bay and mangrove tunnels provide the opportunity to see birds, marine mammals and other sights of nature. The fee includes kayak, all equipment, paddling instruction and admission to the Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center on the day of the tour. Paddlers must be 12 or older. Advanced registration is required at rookerybay.org or 239-417-6310 x401.
Paddle Naples, Florida | Paddleboarding and Kayaking Company
Paddle Naples adventures into the most secluded and beautiful spots in Southwest Florida -- including Bonita Springs, Naples, Fort Myers Beach, Fort Myers, Estero and more!
Paddle Naples specializes in vacation fun, whether you want to kayak or paddle board on the Southwest Florida mangroves, or just want to cruise down the beach. PaddleNaples.com is versatile and convenient, a nomad service designed to remain flexible.
Whether you want to experience Bonita Springs, the Estero River, or the Naples Beaches, Paddle Naples has the necessary kayaks, paddle boards, and safety accessories to ensure your adventure is most safe and fun.
To book your paddling trip with us, check out our website at or give us a call at (239) 301-8888 and let us help you plan your unforgettable adventure today!
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Robb's Video Tour of Lowdermilk Beach Park in Naples, Florida
Join Robb Stan for his Saturday morning tour of Lowdermilk Park, in beautiful Naples, Florida. Lowdermilk Park is one of Naples' premier beachfront parks. Recorded LIVE on Facebook, June 22, 2019. Follow Robb and SWFLTV on Facebook @
Fort Myers Florida Paddle Board & Kayak Rentals
Southwest Florida is home to some of the most diverse natural habitats found across the great state of Florida.
Located just south of Tampa, Fort Myers really showcases this diversity by combining multiple kayaking access points throughout the city. Paddle Naples has been showcasing these spots to visitors from Germany, Sweden, Ireland, UK, and even Italy!
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If you are visiting Fort Myers and want to kayak while you're here, you are probably wondering, what are the best spots in Fort Myers to go Kayaking? Those are the kinds of questions we like!
Paddle Naples is a mobile Kayak & Paddle board company that knows all the best spots for doing just that in Fort Myers, Florida.
Are you visiting from out of town? We'll show you the local spots, with spectacular natural wildlife and warm weather. All combined to give your group an unforgettable adventure.
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What about paddle boarding in Fort Myers?
Paddle Naples has a large number of specialty and beginner paddle boards to explore Fort Myers. Paddle boarding is our specialty -- we strive to find the calmest, most stable waters so we can all enjoy a peaceful paddle board trip.
Want to know what are the best spots to paddle board in Fort Myers, Florida?
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Paddleboard Tours Bonita Springs Florida | PaddleNaples.com
Paddle Naples is a mobile kayaking and paddleboarding company operating in the Naples, Bonita Springs, and Fort Myers areas of Southwest Florida. We specialize in family fun beginner-friendly eco tours at Estero Bay.
We also provide hourly, daily, and multi day rentals at some of the best locations to paddle in Southwest Florida. We are mobile and will deliver to your location of choice!
To book your paddling trip with us, check out our website at or give us a call at (239) 301-8888 and let us help you plan your unforgettable adventure today!
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Kayaking Turner River Florida
Kayaking the Turner River in Florida.
Collier-Seminole State Park - RV Camping in the Everglades
We had a great RV Camping trip at Collier-Seminole State Park south of Naples FL. We did a guided canoe trip that was really informative. We also went to the beach at Marco Island. It had been a long time since I got to fly my drone and we got some good footage.
Another fun camping trip in the Thor Axis RV. Be careful picking a campsite here - ours was only 12 feet wide. Most are in full sun.
4K Aerial Video Tour of Clam Pass Park - Naples, FL
Discover the hidden splendor of Clam Pass Park, captured in stunning 4K Ultra HD. This Collier County public park is tucked away behind the Naples Grande Beach Resort at the end of Seagate Drive. Few people outside of Naples know about this hidden beach.
Clam Pass Park boasts 35 acres of coastal habitat and preserves. A free tram service carries beachgoers over a three-quarter-mile boardwalk to the white sandy beach. The board walk is a destination in itself for those adventurists who love a quiet nature walk.
Clam Pass is a top-notch beach experience. A shallow backwater runs through the park's thick mangroves and emerges a mile up the beach, flowing into the clean waters of the Gulf at Clam Pass.
The pass itself is a narrow river-like opening in the mangroves, shallow enough an adult can stand at the center except at the highest tide. If you hop into the waters of the pass, you are gently swept away by the tide. If the tide is coming in, you float into a shallow mangrove-fringed lagoon. If the tide is going out, you float out into the Gulf, which remains shallow for a great distance.
It’s a natural “lazy river” adventure, where the pull and depth of the water is safe but still fun. (The currents in larger passes can be extremely dangerous, making Clam Pass Park a unique experience. It’s the smallest, shallowest pass on the coast.)
Kayak rentals are available and a kayak launch provides access to the public. There's also an excellent snack bar and beach vendors who rent all the necessities to visitors.
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Paddling Mangrove Tunnels in Southwest Florida - Naples
Paddling Mangrove Tunnels in Southwest Florida - Naples
Florida Beautiful Nature - St. Jones River Tour at Blue Spring October 2015
What a beautiful and relaxing boat tour! Absolutely gorgeous nature view of St. Jones river. Wild alligators, turtles, birds etc.
As the sun rises over the sawgrass marshes that mark the starting point of the St. Johns River, it slices through the mist that defines mornings in central Florida. The rain that fell here overnight may evaporate in the afternoon or it may wind its way along the length of the 310 miles of the St. Johns River and flow into the Atlantic Ocean.
Blue Spring State Park is a state park located west of Orange City, Florida. The park is a popular tourist destination; available activities include canoeing, SCUBA diving, Kayaking, fishing, camping, hiking, wildlife watching, and swimming. The spring is the largest on the St. Johns River and serves as the winter home of many Florida manatees that come up the St. Johns to bask in the relatively warm waters (constant 72 Fahrenheit) of the springs. Over 100Â million US gallons of water flow out of Blue Spring into the St. Johns River every day.
The park was acquired by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection in 1972 to kick-start its Manatee Protection Program.
Considered one of the most popular nature oriented tours in Florida, their vessel, the “Native II”
was specially designed to ply the shallow backwaters of the St Johns River to allow visitors to hear the sounds of nature as they encounter native wildlife in this fragile ecosystem. They provide high-quality, relaxing, educational tours led by experienced naturalists who detail the rich cultural history of the native Captain Ron Woxberg and his family moved into the St. Johns River basin area in 1979 and quickly realized this stretch of river from Lake Harney to Lake George was very unique. He enjoys, boating, fishing and camping, and is proud to share it with the endless stream of visitors that feel a need to experience and connect with the more natural side of Florida.
Blue Springs State Park is a sight in itself. The titular attraction is a deep sinkhole that provides swimming and scuba recreational opportunities. An oak-shaded boardwalk follows the river and leads to the docks where guests check in and arrange for their boat or kayak tours. St. Johns River Cruises was visited twice by a Florida SEE Assessor. Both visits assessed the pontoon boat cruise.
The captain and guide had us board the Native II, a comfortable and spacious pontoon with an excellent PA system. Having a stroller with us, the captain pointed out that they have a lift for wheelchairs and a row specifically suited for them and strollers. She introduced herself to the group, offered the necessary Coast guard safety information, including the location of emergency numbers, fire extinguishers and life jackets and off we went.
The captain explained that we would head up river and offered a synopsis of what we could expect on the tour. She offered snacks and beverages and requested that all garbage and recyclables be placed in bins where it could be taken care of later.
As we passed the kayak tour we slowed and watched an alligator swim in front of our boat. The kayak tour guide explained alligator safety tips (no feeding or harassing) and suggested the alligator was simply defending its territory. They paddled on and the alligator went about its business.
We stopped several times over the course of the 2-hour tour. The guide provided moments of quiet and opportunities to take photos of several different species of birds. The history of the steamship era unique to rivers such as the St. Johns was very interesting.
Back on land the Florida SEE Assessor had the opportunity to talk at length with the owner Ron Woxberg who explained the importance of the partnership he has with the State Park and its staff. They work with student groups, help with river clean ups, provide research data as well as offer their boats for various projects. They run an impressive operation. Congratulations to St. Johns River Cruises as the latest SEE Certified Ecotour Operator.
Everglades Area Tours
Everglades Area Tours welcomes you to the very edge of the Florida's Last Frontier. The splendid natural world of Everglades National Park and the 10,000 Islands opens to our guests with a variety of Guided Eco Adventures.
Sea kayak the Everglades; canoe through magnificent mangrove tunnels; enjoy a guided birding & wildlife photo boat tour in the 10,000 Islands; experience kayak fishing in the Everglades National Park backcountry; enjoy a guided walking tour amongst old-growth cypress hammocks, prairies, wetlands and sloughs in search of rare orchid; catch tarpon, redfish and snook on a guided fishing trip; take a private birding or photography tour; rent a sea kayak, canoe or fishing kayak for the day; or hang out with us at JT's on Chokoloskee Island three miles south of Everglades City.
With two locations, we are located Marco Island and Everglades City (Chokoloskee). Located just 10 minutes from the beaches of Marco Island; 35 minutes from Naples, one and a half hours from Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, Ft. Myers & two hours from West Palm Beach, we are a great destination for a day trip. Combine tours in a single day or over several days to enjoy the small town ambience of our waterside community. Be it on foot, bicycle, kayak, canoe, power boat, and/or airplane, you will enjoy a complete experience with Everglades Area Tours.
Our most popular eco-adventure, the Boat Assisted Kayak ECO Tour combines the best of a boat tour, a kayak tour and a walking tour in a single great experience. The tour begins in a very comfortable transport boat that brings you into the Park's core and very near to the wildlife. We then slow down the tour using stable, very comfortable kayaks to get you close to the wildlife. They are silent and unobtrusive for the wildlife and allow you to get closer than by any other means. Finally, we explore the tidal zone of a remote island beach. A beach few can ever get to. Expect to see some magnificent shells here! Imagine paddling next to manatees and dolphins. No previous paddling experience is required, we do not paddle far and we have single as well as two-person kayaks. This tour truly is one of the best ways to experience Everglades National Park.
Florida Travel: Visit Crystal River Preserve State Park
Crystal River Preserve State Park is 27,000 acres of hardwood forests, lush mangroves and salt marshes that form a rare coastal estuary fed by two, spring-fed rivers. The park is perfect for those interested in hiking, biking, paddle boarding and fishing. Be sure to take a boat tour while you're visiting!
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8.5 mile Rock Springs Run kayak trip - Apopka, FL
Departing at Kings Landing which is located next to Kelly Park and completing the trip at Wekiva Island located on the Wekiva River.
Filmed with Gopro Hero 3+
Henderson Creek in Rookery Bay
This video illustrates parts of a pleasant paddle up Henderson Creek off of Rookery Bay, past the Rookery environmental center to Belle Meade. The video was created to support a narrative report on Yackman.com
Free Dive Snorkeling in Naples Florida
Kayaking Wiggins Pass, Naples Fl
Taking my kayak down wiggins pass for a ride.