Paddling Adventures on Wakulla River with TNT Hideaway
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for beginners and anyone with basic physical ability to paddle continuously for several hours.
Overview
Paddle six miles through the glassy waters of Florida’s Wakulla River with TNT Hideaway. Spot manatees and turtles while soaking in the region’s untouched wetland scenery on an easy, three-hour rental.
Three Hour Rentals
All ages • Single Kayaks, Canoes, & SUP Available
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About This Adventure
Experience the serene beauty of the Wakulla River on a 6-mile paddling adventure. Glide through crystal-clear waters teeming with wildlife, including manatees and turtles, while enjoying the lush scenery. This unique journey offers a perfect blend of relaxation and nature exploration, making it an unforgettable outing for all.
##Duration 3 hours
##About The Wakulla River is spring fed and emerges from underground at the Wakulla Springs State Park, the trip is 6 miles of slow moving easy paddling. Wildlife is abundant along the banks, the pristine water is excellent for viewing the underwater grasses, fish, snails, turtles and manatees.
All prices quoted are for rental equipment and sales tax included. Our rental prices are for trips on the Wakulla River only, for trips off the Wakulla River please visit our Tours page.
Please Do Not E-mail Reservations. Thank you
Shuttle trips to the upper Wakulla River Bridge add $10 per boat.
Adventure Tips
Wear water-friendly shoes
Expect to get wet when launching or exiting your vessel; sturdy water shoes provide grip and protect feet.
Bring insect repellent
The river’s wetlands attract bugs, especially in warmer months—repellent keeps bites at bay.
Limit plastic use
Pack out all trash to protect the fragile aquatic ecosystem and the wildlife that depends on it.
Stay hydrated
Carry a water bottle to stay hydrated on this moderate-duration trip, especially during summer heat.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- West Indian Manatees
- Florida Box Turtles
History
The Wakulla River area has long been inhabited by indigenous peoples and was an important resource for early Florida settlers.
Conservation
Efforts focus on maintaining water clarity and protecting endangered species like the manatee through controlled visitor impact.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Personal flotation device (PFD)
Essential for safety while paddling on the river.
Water-resistant sunscreen
Protects skin from sun exposure during extended outdoor time.
spring|summer|fall specific
Wide-brim hat
Offers additional sun protection and helps reduce glare on the water.
spring|summer|fall specific
Dry bag
Keeps phones, keys, and other valuables dry while on the water.