Paddle a private clear-kayak tour through Fort Pierce mangroves
2 hours
Up to 10 people
Guided paddle, Clear kayaks
Explore Fort Pierce from a private, guided clear-kayak tour through calm coastal waterways and mangrove tunnels in the Indian River Lagoon. Keep an eye out for possible wildlife sightings along the way.
A $6 mandatory Fort Pierce Inlet State Park entry fee is paid at the gate upon arrival. Children under 40 pounds must have their own life jacket and wear it for the full tour, and each child under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Weight limit is 425 pounds per boat and 250 pounds per seat; alcohol and plastic are not permitted.
Once booked, all sales are final, and no cancellations are permitted unless specified otherwise. In the event of unsafe weather, we offer the option to reschedule or provide a full refund.
Arrive at least 20 minutes before your tour time to complete paperwork and review pre-tour instructions. If you have not arrived by the tour time, your reservation will be marked as a no-show and cannot be rescheduled or refunded.
Yes. Fort Pierce Inlet State Park has a $6 mandatory entry fee that you pay at the gate upon arrival.
Wear clothes you do not mind getting a little wet. Do not wear shoes in the kayaks (to keep them clean); bring sandals or water shoes and store them in the back for shallow spots or sandbars.
905 Shorewinds Drive Fort Pierce, FL US 34949
The guides here are genuinely the heart of this experience. Todd, Crystal, Alex, and Brian come up repeatedly in reviews, and the consistent thread is that they're deeply knowledgeable about the local ecosystem while keeping things fun and relaxed. Todd in particular gets praised constantly for his enthusiasm and wildlife expertise, and Crystal's nighttime tours seem to draw especially enthusiastic feedback. Wildlife sightings are a real highlight, not just the occasional fish but manatees, dolphins, sea turtles, bull sharks, horseshoe crabs, and more. The mangrove tunnels and estuary environment add a sense of discovery that clearly resonates with visitors. Both daytime and sunset or nighttime tours are available, and the night kayaking option earns serious praise for the bioluminescence and marine life activity after dark. Practically speaking, the park charges a $6 entry fee for regular vehicles, and arriving 30 minutes early for the safety briefing is a smart move. Clear kayaks and fiberglass canoes are both available, so there are options depending on your preference. With a near-perfect rating across well over a thousand reviews, this is about as consistent as guided outdoor experiences get in the area.
The first time I went was five years ago with Crystal and it was the best and I went again and I got Todd and he was funny the whole time and very informative and knowledgeable. I highly recommend and I also live in the town. I just love kayak and I’m not lying. I promise.
Dulce flores
May 23, 2026
The first time I went was five years ago with Crystal and it was the best and I went again and I got Todd and he was funny the whole time and very informative and knowledgeable. I highly recommend and I also live in the town. I just love kayak and I’m not lying. I promise.
Dulce flores
May 23, 2026