Wakulla River Paddling with TNT Hideaway Rentals
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels, basic paddling endurance recommended
Overview
Glide along the crystal-clear Wakulla River with TNT Hideaway’s two-hour paddle rental. Spot turtles, manatees, and vibrant underwater life on this peaceful stretch of Florida’s spring-fed waters.
Two Hour Rentals
All ages • Single Kayaks, Canoes, & SUP Available
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About This Adventure
Experience a serene 2-hour paddle down the picturesque Wakulla River, where crystal-clear waters reveal vibrant underwater life. Encounter abundant wildlife along the banks, including turtles and manatees, as you glide through this tranquil, spring-fed paradise. Perfect for nature lovers seeking a memorable outdoor adventure.
##Duration 2 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 footwear
Choose shoes that can get wet and dry quickly to keep your feet comfortable while launching and paddling.
Bring insect repellent
Mosquitoes and other bugs can be present near the water, especially in warmer months. Repellent helps keep the experience pleasant.
Pack plenty of water
Two hours on the water can be warm; stay hydrated to maintain energy and focus.
Avoid disturbing wildlife
Maintain a respectful distance from animals to preserve the natural environment and your safety.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- West Indian manatees
- Florida cooter turtles
History
The Wakulla River has been an essential freshwater source since prehistoric times, with Native American tribes historically relying on it for sustenance and travel.
Conservation
Efforts to maintain water clarity and wildlife habitats ensure the river remains a pristine environment for both animals and paddlers, with local outfitters emphasizing low-impact use.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Life jacket
Safety gear required and provided for a secure paddle.
Sun hat
Protects from sun exposure during open sections of the river.
summer|spring|fall specific
Water bottle
Necessary to stay hydrated throughout the paddle.
all specific
Waterproof bag
Keeps personal items dry during the trip.
all specific