Top Fort Lauderdale Kayaking

It can be tricky to know the best places to go kayaking in Fort Lauderdale without local knowledge, so save the research time and go on this private tour instead. Set off with your guide on a trip through Wilton Manors—a scenic and secluded area that locals love. Discover places off the usual tourist trail such as hidden mangroves, and enjoy the perk of having a private guide to chat to along the way.

South Florida is home to a number of vibrant marine species that can be found just under the surface. On this small-group tour, venture out to a nearby reef system on a paddleboard, and discover several species of coral and fish with your provided snorkel. Learn about the surrounding ecosystem from your guide as you paddle around and enjoy a relaxing day

Swap Fort Lauderdale sightseeing on land for an exciting small-group adventure through the water. Explore the mangrove ecosystem by stand-up paddleboard or kayak, with equipment included for added convenience. Along the way, keep an eye out for local wildlife as you pass through areas that are home to manatees, manta rays, crabs, turtles, and iguanas, amongst many other species.

Embark on an enchanting kayak or paddleboard adventure along Fort Lauderdale’s Middle River. Glide through serene Island City canals and wildlife-rich landscapes toward preserved mangrove ecosystems. These vital tropical wetlands feature red, black, and white mangroves — salt-tolerant “walking trees” with prop roots. They protect shorelines from erosion and storms, provide habitat for marine life, store carbon, and filter water. Along the way, watch for iguanas on the banks, herons, egrets, and ibis overhead, leaping tarpon, playful dolphins, and gentle manatees play in warmer waters during manatee season (Nov 15 - Mar 31). Expert guides share eco-insights, offer paddle tips,, take memorable photos, and adjust the pace for fun. Route leads to a tranquil 9.3-acre nature preserve — a hidden gem with mangroves and trails, ideal for stretching your legs and enjoying the beauty. Wildlife sightings vary daily with stunning scenery and connection to Florida’s coastal ecosystem.

Coconut Cove was once a mangrove and buttonwood swamp until the late 1920's, when the U.S. Army Corp. of engineers was granted permission to deposit the fill while dredging the Intracoastal. The fill caused the swamp to perish, which prompted Mr. Bartlett to plant rows of Coconut Palms where the current Bonnet House parking lot exists. The property is a blend of native and exotic flora including a desert garden, Orchid House, Shell Museum, Fruit Groves, Freshwater Slough, Wild Coffee, Silver Palms, Coontie Plants shaded by Gumbo Limbo, Seagrapes, Sabal Palms, and Paradise Trees to name just a few splendors in addition to the 1920 Bonnet House Museum with it's incredible architecture built around a Fountain Garden and displaying art, sculptures, and collectibles from all over the world. It is truly the last of Old Florida in the present day and a celebration of the protected history and the legacy of Frederic Clay and Evelyn Barlett's vision and talent.

Explore the pristine mangrove trails of southern Florida on this guided kayaking tour. With your naturalist guide, paddle through the winding tunnels and observe native birds and other wildlife in their natural habitat. Groups are small with usually 10 or less guests, allowing for a personal experience. This also increases the chances of seeing wildlife from a closer distance.

Enjoy a day on and under the water in this 3-in-1 Ft. Lauderdale guided ocean adventure. Everything is set up for you, all you need to do is choose a kayak or paddleboard. First, you’ll paddle to Hollywood’s new underwater sculpture garden. Then, you’ll get to snorkel there and explore the artificial reefs and colorful fish before heading to relax on a beach with music, fresh fruit, and drinks.

See Florida Keys wildlife and coastal ecosystems on a full-day trip from Fort Lauderdale or Miami that’s led by a naturalist guide. Paddle a kayak or stand-up paddleboard through the mangrove forests and seagrass flats, eat lunch on the water, then snorkel two reef locations in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary. Look for dolphins, manatees, sea turtles, and more.

Explore the natural beauty of Fort Lauderdale’s Island City during a stand-up paddleboard (SUP) tour. Glide through the mangroves, catch sight of marine wildlife, and enjoy unobstructed views of Wilton Manors from the water. Your SUP tour includes a paddleboard, safety equipment, and a brief training session. Plus, choose from morning or afternoon times to easily fit this activity into your schedule.

Seven Isles is known for playing Host to many famous Movie Stars. Sports Legends, Singers, and other Celebritiy Entertainers. The luxury homes are amaizing to view the architecural designs and beautiful landscapes. Fort Lauderdfale has over 185 miles of scenic waterways with incredible views and beautiful scenery with Multi-Million Dollar Mansions and Yachts. We combine this with our Exclusive Private Passage to hidden Mangroves of a Carribean Plantation preserved for the 25 acre Bonnet House Museum and Gardens. The original owners were Artist and the paintings and artifacts have celebrated over 100 years of preservation. It is truly the last look of Old Florida and the way it use to be. See some of the amazing photographs before Fort Lauderdale became established. This is excellent for all levels with an experienced Guide to Navigate and improve your paddling techniques. Pictures taken as a courtesy. We can make your exploration private for groupos 6 or more.

Located in sunny South Florida, Fort Lauderdale has plenty of places to enjoy the weather by the water. Do as much as possible on and in the water with this combination tour from Las Olas. You’ll board a boat and cruise with the captain out into the ocean. After a short boat tour of the city, you’ll try your hand at two different aquatic activities: kayaking and snorkeling.

Expert Guided Tour thru the World Famous "Venice of America" Canals w Multi-Million Dollar Mansions and Mega- Yachts. Opportunity to see the amazing tropical palms like the Royal Palm costing as much as $1000 per foot Possible Manatee Sightings and other Tropical Species like Great Blue Heron, Green Herons, Egrets, Turtles, Tarpon, and maybe even Dolphins or our local wild monkey. Non stop picture moments with Luxury Real Estate that make up the World Famous Venice of America Our Tour has received accolades all over the world and even made our way into a Reality TV Show. We are the original creators of this Tour and go thru the canals that the Water Taxi cannot take you. This is a MUST DO TOUR for visitors and first time paddlers. This is a Group Tour that welcomes beginners, however we do offer Private Tours for Groups of 6 or more by advacned reservations.