Paddle Board Rentals on Indian River Lagoon with Vero Tackle
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for beginners and intermediate paddlers in moderate physical condition; basic balance recommended.
Overview
Paddle board the serene Indian River Lagoon with Vero Tackle & Watersports, spotting dolphins and manatees as you glide along calm waters. Rentals from 1 to 3 hours make this a perfect Florida outdoor escape.
Paddle Board Rental - Vero Tackle & Watersports
Starting at $30 • 1-3 Hour Rental Options
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About This Adventure
Embark on a memorable paddle board adventure on the Indian River Lagoon, starting right from the Riverside Café marina. Choose from 1 to 3 hours of exploration, where you can encounter playful dolphins and gentle manatees. Enjoy easy navigation along scenic routes, making it the perfect escape into nature!
Paddle Board rental on the Indian River lagoon
Rates and duration
One Hour - $30.00 Two Hours - $40.00 Three Hours - $50.00
About
Take yourself on a 1 to 3 hour adventure on the Indian River Lagoon!
Before you head out, we’ll be sure to give you any paddle boarding instructions you may need, as well as suggested routes based on current wind and water conditions. Once you set out, you’ll have the chance to see dolphins, manatees, native birds, local fish, and so much more as you glide across the calm waters of the Indian River Lagoon.
What to Bring
- Weather appropriate clothing
- Sunscreen (reef-safe sunscreen is preferable)
- Water (please bring a reusable water bottle)
Adventure Tips
Wear Reef-Safe Sunscreen
Protect both your skin and the lagoon’s delicate ecosystems by using reef-friendly sunscreen.
Bring a Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated on the water—pack extra water in a reusable bottle to reduce plastic waste.
Check Weather and Tides
Conditions on the lagoon can change; confirm wind and tide info with staff for the safest routes.
Start Early or Late in the Day
Avoid midday heat and catch wildlife moments by paddling in the morning or late afternoon.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Atlantic bottlenose dolphins
- Florida manatees
History
The Indian River Lagoon is one of the most biologically diverse estuaries in North America and has long supported indigenous peoples and local fisheries.
Conservation
Efforts to protect the lagoon focus on reducing pollution and preserving seagrass habitats vital to marine life, encouraging paddleboarders to use reef-safe products and minimize disturbance.
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Recommended Gear
Stable Paddle Board
A stable, beginner-friendly board ensures balance and ease while paddling calm lagoon waters.
Adjustable Lightweight Paddle
An adjustable paddle helps customize leverage and prevents fatigue during longer trips.
Coast Guard-Approved Life Jacket
For safety on the water, a suitable life jacket is required and provided with every rental.
Waterproof Dry Bag
Protect personal items like phones and snacks from splashes and unexpected paddling moments.
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