Kayak & canoe · FORT MYERS KAYAK TOURS
The 4 best fort myers kayak tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long you are on the water and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Join Island Breeze Kayak Tours for a 2 to 2.5-hour paddle through Estero Bay with guides such as Joey and Kevin. You’ll use a kayak, carry a dry bag, and pause at a beach or sandbar for shelling. Dolphins, manatees, birds, and fish are possible, but wildlife sightings vary.
“So much fun! Joey was great - knowledgeable and fun! A fantastic way to spend time with friends and family!”
Paddle Crescent kayaks through Big Hickory Island mangrove tunnels with guides such as Buzz, Nick, Ethan, and Mike. The two-hour trip includes scenic inlets, a beach or sandbar stop, shelling, water, photos, and a small-group feel for up to 20 people.
“Just enough of a light work out beautiful scenery and we were able to see a dolphin My kids loved the sandbar beach and looking at all the incredible shells and marine life .”
Kayak through Bunche Beach’s mangrove waterways and open coastal water with guides such as Mike, Jordan, Rachel, Laura, or Ty. Expect a small group of up to 12, wildlife sightings, a short beach stop, and about three hours on the water. Equipment is provided.
“It really was an amazing adventure! Definitely worth it . The guide was knowledgeable and made the trip fun . I recommend it .”
Rent a single or tandem kayak from Mike’s Coastal Expeditions for about two hours around Big Hickory and Estero Bay. Mike and his team provide a map, safety briefing, quality paddles, dry bags, and life jackets. Paddle at your own pace, explore mangrove tunnels, fish, and reach a beach open to kayakers.
“It was our first time kayaking and we had a blast the route was easy to navigate, our group also made it very easy but without them the workers there gave enough information for us to still have a good time”
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