Fort Pierce Kayaking and Dolphin Watching Adventure

Ages 11 and younger are free! Experience 3-miles of paddling and 3-miles of motorized propulsion for kayak enthusiasts. Immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of secluded mangrove forests, far from the busy marinas, beaches, and crowded tour groups. This tour offers a unique opportunity to explore the serene upriver areas and delve into the heart of the intracoastal rivers until they merge seamlessly with the estuary.
At the Dolphin Watch Sandbar, take a leisurely break and indulge in some relaxation and swimming while watching for Dolphin, stingray and manatees.

Adding to the charm, we will make a stop at a historic waterside dining and bait shop, where you can enjoy a lunch and drinks (available for purchase).

Traverse diverse landscapes, from enchanting, densely covered mangrove tunnels to breathtaking open bays and rivers. Keep your eyes wide open as you may spot a variety of captivating land, air, and sea animals in their natural habitat. An unhurried wildlife experience!

Meeting Point

4743 N Hwy A1A

4743 N Hwy A1A, Fort Pierce, FL 34949, USA

Saint Lucie County Indian River Lagoon at the Queens Island Preserve. Pull Through main lot and go down drive to kayak/canoe launch.
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What's included:

• Premium equipment: 13- or 16-foot kayak with lots of room for children. Elevated high back support chair(s). Aqua Bound Carbon Fiber paddles that only weigh 28 ounces. Life vest. Dry bags.

What to expect:

4743 N Hwy A1A

Embark on an unforgettable adventure through dense mangrove forests, winding rivers, an estuary, sandbars, and serene shallow flats, culminating in an idyllic dolphin watch sandbar.
The journey commences within a secluded and protected mangrove forest. Glide through slow-flowing, narrow mangrove-shaded tunnels, just wide enough to accommodate your kayak.

As you traverse the winding waterways, be captivated by the diverse marine life and graceful waterfowl that call this ecosystem home. Stop at a grand sandbar often visited by dolphins and manatees. Sit on the edge of your kayak or take a leisurely swim if the tide permits.

Recharge at an iconic waterside marina, where you can treat yourself to a lunch and refreshing drinks (available for purchase). Here, your guide will install the electric motor for your relaxing return route.

Throughout the tour, be on the lookout for the abundant wildlife that inhabits the area. This expedition offers you a rare opportunity to explore sections of the coastal ecosystem that remain untouched by most people, making it an enriching and eye-opening experience that connects you intimately with nature's wonders.