Take to the skies with Parasail Low Tide in Sarasota, Florida, for a parasailing experience that blends stunning Gulf Coast views with expert guidance. Whether private or group, each flight promises unforgettable moments above emerald waters.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–2 hours total including boat time
Fitness Level
Suitable for individuals in average physical condition; minimal exertion required.
Wildlife
History
Sarasota and its barrier islands have long been a fishing and boating hub, with parasailing emerging as a modern way to connect with the historic waters.
Conservation
Operators prioritize minimizing environmental impact, encouraging guests to respect local wildlife and sustainable boating practices.
Parasail Low Tide
Take to the skies with Parasail Low Tide in Sarasota, Florida, for a parasailing experience that blends stunning Gulf Coast views with expert guidance. Whether private or group, each flight promises unforgettable moments above emerald waters.
Parasail Low Tide is a parasailing operator based in Sarasota, Florida, featured on The Adventure Collective. The company offers two main experiences: a standard Parasailing flight and a Private Parasailing Experience. Flights provide approximately 14 minutes of airtime. Standard Parasailing lifts participants up to 800 feet for expansive aerial views; the Private Parasailing Experience offers options to fly to 800 or 1200 feet above the water.
Parasail Low Tide conducts flights from Sarasota’s coastal waters, delivering high-elevation perspectives of the shoreline and surrounding seascape. Observers can ride along as space permits on select trips, and private bookings allow flexible arrangements for pairs or solo flyers. The operation emphasizes memorable, scenic flights that showcase the region.
Booking details, exact meeting locations, and age or weight restrictions are specific to each trip and should be confirmed with the operator at time of reservation. Safety briefings and flight durations are part of each scheduled trip; passengers experience about 14 minutes of flight time per described trip. The Private Parasailing Experience includes the option of higher-altitude flights up to 1200 feet.
Information on pricing, availability, and seasonal schedules is provided by Parasail Low Tide at booking. For travelers seeking aerial sightseeing, adrenaline, or unique coastal photography opportunities in Sarasota, Florida, Parasail Low Tide provides clearly described parasailing and private parasailing experiences featured for discovery on The Adventure Collective.
Reservations and trip specifics are available directly through the operator or listed on The Adventure Collective for planning purposes. Guests should confirm availability and any requirements.
Location
Sarasota, FL
Coastal launch point
Flight Time
14 minutes
Per described trip
Max Altitude
1200 ft
Private experience option
Tours Offered
2 experiences
Parasailing and private parasailing
Confirm availability, meeting details, and any observer options directly with Parasail Low Tide or via The Adventure Collective to secure your 14-minute flight.
Book Early for Prime Weather
Schedule your parasailing trip during calm days with light winds for the safest and most stable ride.
Wear Secure Footwear
Opt for sandals or water shoes with straps that won’t slip off during the boat launch and landing.
Bring a Waterproof Camera
Capture your flight safely with waterproof or secure cameras; photo packages are also available on-site.
Hydrate Before You Go
Florida sun and sea breeze can dehydrate quickly, so drink plenty of water before heading out.
Sunglasses
Protect your eyes from the sun’s glare reflecting off the water while on the boat and in flight.
summer
Light Windbreaker
A windbreaker helps keep you comfortable during cooler or breezier flights.
fall
Waterproof Camera or Phone Case
Keep your devices safe from salt spray and capture high-flying memories.
Non-slip Water Shoes
Provides good grip on boat decks during launch and retrieval.