easy
1–3 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; basic paddling skills recommended for longer trips
Paddle through Florida’s Guana River with kayak and paddleboard rentals at Guana Outpost South. Perfect for beginners and wildlife lovers seeking calm, scenic water adventure.
For Groups renting both Kayaks and Paddleboards
Experience the thrill of kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding at Guana Outpost South! Choose from various rental options and explore the stunning Guana River, teeming with wildlife like bald eagles. With scenic trails and beginner-friendly launch spots, this adventure promises unforgettable outdoor fun for everyone.
1 Hour Single Kayak Rental: $20 3 Hour Single Kayak Rental: $40 6 Hour Single Kayak Rental: $55 24 Hour Single Kayak Rental: $75 2 Day Single Kayak Rental: $100 3 Day Single Kayak Rental: $125 Weekly Single Kayak Rental: $150
1 Hour Tandem Kayak Rental: $30 3 Hour Tandem Kayak Rental: $50 6 Hour Tandem Kayak Rental: $65 24 Hour Single Kayak Rental: $85 2 Day Single Kayak Rental: $110 3 Day Single Kayak Rental: $135 Weekly Tandem Kayak Rental: $200
1 Hour Rental: $25 3 Hour Rental: $45 6 Hour Rental: $60 24 Hour Rental: $75 2 Day Rental: $100 3 Day Rental: $125 Week Rental: $195
Half Price Rentals on Wednesdays for the 3 and 6 Hour options!
Guana Outpost South (Main Guana Entrance- 600 Guana River Rd.): For a day of adventure outdoors, spend it here! You have two options to launch; the north side of the dam or the south. With a 'beach' walk in entry the north side is a great place to learn to paddleboard or for any beginner paddler. The south side is the Guana River which flows about 3 mile south and runs into the ICW. This side is tidal with very large tide swings at times. It is also salt marsh so there are oyster beds. Both sides are great for fishing and it is not rare to spot a bald eagle here. In addition to paddling, there are over 12 miles of hiking/biking trails at this location.
If you choose to transport the equipment yourself, you must provide a valid driver's license and a credit card number for us to hold during the rental period.
Rentals require the signing of a waiver upon receipt.
Paddling is easiest and safest around mid to high tide; avoid low tide which can expose muddy stretches.
Florida sun can be intense; bring sunscreen, a hat, and polarized sunglasses to protect your skin and eyes.
Bring plenty of water to stay refreshed during your paddle, especially on warmer days.
Keep a safe distance from birds and other animals to avoid disturbing their natural behaviors.
The Guana River region has served as a key estuarine habitat supporting both native communities and diverse wildlife for centuries.
The outpost practices catch-and-release fishing and promotes 'leave no trace' ethics to protect sensitive waterways.
Safety-first gear required for all water activities.
Protects your electronics from splashes and unexpected drops.
Helps keep you comfortable and dry while paddling.
spring;summer;fall specific
Useful to keep biting bugs at bay, especially near marshy areas.
spring;summer;fall specific