Explore Southwest Florida’s Waterways: Half-Day Kayak & Paddleboard Rentals in Naples

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Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate fitness required; suitable for beginners comfortable with light paddling and those with more experience

Overview

Discover Southwest Florida’s stunning waterways on your own schedule with a half-day kayak or paddleboard rental in Naples. Paddle through mangroves, spot wildlife, and find hidden coastal gems.

Naples, Florida

Rental Pickup - Half Day

4 Hours

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Date

Tue, Oct 14

Travelers

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Embark on a thrilling 4-hour paddling adventure from your own backyard! Choose from a variety of kayaks and paddleboards, and explore the stunning waterways of Southwest Florida. With convenient transport options and expert assistance, discover hidden gems like Clam Pass and the 10,000 Islands at your own pace.

Gain the freedom to explore all our local launch sites

Duration

4 Hours

About

Head out on a paddling adventure, and paddle right from your own backyard by picking up kayaks, paddleboards, touring kayaks, hobie pedal drive kayaks, and fishing kayaks right from our shop! Don’t have a truck or roof rack? Use our temporary soft roof rack pads and straps to safely transport your equipment whenever you want to go! We’ll help you load up and send you on your way to explore the wild places of Southwest Florida including launch sites like Clam Pass in Naples, Caxambas Park in Marco Island, the 10,000 Islands, and any place you’d like to paddle (or pedal) in Southwest Florida!

Adventure Tips

Bring Sun Protection

Florida sun can be intense—wear a hat, sunscreen, and UV-protective clothing during your paddle.

Check Tides Before Launching

Tidal conditions affect water levels and currents, influencing your paddling ease and route options.

Wear a Life Vest

Always wear the provided PFD for safety—even if you’re an experienced swimmer.

Carry Waterproof Gear

Keep phones, keys, and snacks dry with a waterproof bag or container.

Local Insights

Wildlife

West Indian Manatee
Bottlenose Dolphin

History

The 10,000 Islands area was historically a rich fishing ground for Indigenous peoples and later settlers, shaping the local coastal culture.

Conservation

Efforts to protect mangrove forests and maintain water quality are crucial here, as these habitats support endangered wildlife and preserve natural flood defenses.