easy
2–2.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; basic paddling skills needed but guides provide safe, slow-paced support.
Glide through illuminated mangrove canals and watch colorful fish feeding beneath your kayak on a magical Sarasota night tour. Perfect for families and couples alike!
Discover a unique blend of adventure and tranquility with Sharkey's Glass Bottom Fish Feeding LED Night Tour in Sarasota, Florida. This guided kayaking experience invites you to glide silently through the calm mangrove canals illuminated by vibrant LED lights beneath your glass-bottom kayak. The mesmerizing underwater views of fish feeding add an interactive element to your journey, while overhead, the stars and lights of Sarasota’s skyline create a magical backdrop. Whether you’re seeking a family-friendly outing or a romantic evening on the water, this tour offers a peaceful escape with a hint of excitement as you keep an eye out for local dolphins and manatees. Knowledgeable guides enrich the experience by sharing details about the ecosystem and wildlife, making it both educational and awe-inspiring. The combination of glowing kayaks, gentle paddling, and sea life encounters makes this night tour a standout activity in Sarasota’s vibrant outdoor scene.
Choose shoes that can get wet and provide good traction for launching and paddling.
Evenings can get cool on the water, so pack a lightweight jacket to stay comfortable.
Give yourself time to get oriented and listen to the safety briefing before the tour.
Skip using strong perfumes or lotions to avoid disturbing wildlife and other guests.
Sarasota’s wetlands are part of a vital estuarine ecosystem that has supported native peoples for centuries and now protects diverse marine life.
Sharkey's Glass Bottom Tours prioritizes sustainable practices by minimizing disturbance to wildlife and educating guests about marine habitat protection.
Helps navigate before and after the tour and enhances underwater visibility.
Keeps bugs at bay during warmer months, especially near mangroves.
spring specific
Provides warmth on cool fall or winter evenings.
fall specific
Keeps valuables and electronics safe from water splashes.