Silver Springs Clear Kayak Guided Tour

Explore Silver Springs State Park from a crystal-clear tandem kayak on a guided paddle. Look beneath you into the spring water and watch for local wildlife along the way.

• Glide over crystalline spring water in a clear tandem kayak
• Look for manatees, monkeys, otters, gators, fish, turtles and birds
• Learn about the springs and surrounding wildlife from your guide
• Pause for photos during the paddle

Itinerary

The Ultimate Get Up And Go Kayaking Springs Day Adventure

Morning – Silver Springs: Join us for a wildlife-filled kayaking adventure in crystal-clear waters. Spot manatees, turtles, and more!

Midday – Silver Springs State Park: Take a stroll along nature trails or relax with a drink and bite at the park café.

Lunch – Downtown Ocala: Explore local restaurants and enjoy a delicious lunch in charming downtown Ocala.

Afternoon – Rainbow Springs: Drive 40 minutes to Dunnellon and launch into another clear kayak adventure at KP Hole Park. Swim, explore, and soak in the stunning waters.

Evening – Dinner on the Water: Finish your day with dinner at local waterfront favorites like Swampy’s or Blue Gator.

What's Included

• Clear tandem kayak and paddles
• Certified tour guide
• Safety equipment
• Dry bag

Important details

• Arrive 30 minutes before departure and check in with your guide before paying park admission fees
• Complete the required waiver before arrival
• Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
• Children 30 pounds or under must bring a Coast Guard-approved life jacket
• Weight limit: 250 pounds per person and 425 pounds combined per tandem kayak
• Expect fees not included in the listed price: $2 per person for park entry and $4 per kayak for launch access
• A 20% gratuity is added for groups of 11 or more and is not included in the listed price
• A processing fee applies; the amount is not stated
• Bring water and nonalcoholic drinks only in non-disposable containers; alcohol, plastic and other disposable containers are not allowed
• Wear water shoes or go barefoot; tennis shoes and boots are not allowed in the kayaks