Paddle a clear, LED-lit kayak or paddleboard across Lake Ivanhoe at sunset, enjoy complimentary sparkling wine, and capture night-lit city views. This guided, beginner-friendly tour mixes calm water, quick instruction, and on-water photos for a memorable date-night adventure.
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Sun drops behind downtown Orlando and the surface of Lake Ivanhoe shifts from orange to deep blue, lit from below by LED strips that make the clear kayak glow like a lantern. Couples and small groups slip quietly from the boat ramp, the guide’s voice soft over a Bluetooth speaker as city lights begin to flick on across the water.
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for people with moderate fitness who can sit or stand and paddle for short bursts; beginners are welcome with guidance.
Wildlife
History
Lake Ivanhoe sits in Orlando’s older residential corridor and has long been a neighborhood focal point for boating and lakeside recreation, reflecting the city’s pattern of development around freshwater basins.
Conservation
Keep to designated launch areas, avoid disturbing shoreline vegetation, and pack out any trash; local operators encourage reusable drinkware and careful handling of wildlife.
Reserve your spot on the Date Night LED Glow Clear Kayak or Paddleboard & Champagne today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive early to check in
Plan to be at the Lake Ivanhoe boat ramp 30 minutes before departure so you can sign waivers and get fitted with safety gear.
Watch weight limits
Clear boards and tandem kayaks have strict weight capacities—declare weights during booking to guarantee the right vessel.
Protect your phone
Use the included dry bag and consider a floating phone leash for night photos; LED light makes for long-exposure shots.
Stay visible and follow the guide
Even on a calm lake, maintain proximity to the guide and obey instructions when other boats approach at night.
Closed-toe water shoes
Protect feet on the dock and when launching—surfaces can be slippery.
Light, quick-dry layers
Evening temperatures can drop; choose moisture-wicking fabrics.
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Small towel & change of clothes
Useful if you get splashed or want to change after the paddle.
Charged phone in a dry bag
For photos and emergency contact; operators provide a dry bag but bring your own if preferred.