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All Sarasota Tours & Excursions in 2026

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Kaitlyn_S, Sep 2026
This was a super fun...
This was a super fun activity, we saw one manatee but our guide let us stop at a few sandbars/islands to make up for it and gave us the name of a park where we could see them on our own time as well. Our guide Kinsey was amazing!! Super fun experience would recommend!
Sharon_F, Sep 2026
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First time kayaking at night. The water was never deep. Kayaks lights were pretty in the dark. You get to see the building lights from Sarasota. Each person had a net to catch things from water. After the trip the guide went over what was caught and you learn about sea critters.
Grace_D, Aug 2026
Great Guide, Lots Of Wildlife, 10 out of 10!
It was an excellent tour. Our tour guide, Drew, was knowledgeable about the mangroves and wildlife, while also letting us enjoy the scenery in silence. I would most certainly recommend this tour to anyone asking me about what to do in the Sarasota area. In addition, the tour was reasonably priced and allowed us to see really cool birds from the water such as the osprey and the ibis.
Brian_G, Aug 2026
it was a great experience...
it was a great experience and our tour guides Dan and Lachlann were awesome and very knowledgeable and Lachlanns' pupper was so cute!! We didnt get to see a manatee turtle or dolphin but we caught (and released) a pregnant seahorse, starfish, shrimp, snails and a pufferfish 😁
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When you visit Sarasota, you’d be forgiven for wanting to spend every spare moment lying on the beach—but then you would miss out on a ton of fun activities. There are Sarasota tours, for instance, that take you kayaking in areas known for manatees, parasailing over nearby islands, boating to look for dolphins, or fishing for trout. There are even nighttime boating adventures with clear-bottom kayaks so you can see all sorts of life underwater. Back on dry land, you can also take an expert-led walk to explore the city’s architecture and cuisine.