easy
2–3 hours
Basic paddling ability and comfortable swimming skills recommended
Discover the vibrant marine life and historic charm of Peanut Island on this guided kayak and snorkeling adventure. Perfect for water enthusiasts seeking a mix of relaxation and discovery.
2 Hours •
Embark on an unforgettable kayak tour of Peanut Island, where you’ll paddle through crystal-clear waters and marvel at stunning Palm Beach mansions. Enjoy a guided exploration of the island’s soft sands and vibrant snorkeling lagoon, making this adventure a perfect blend of relaxation and excitement for nature lovers and explorers alike.
2 Hours
This 80-acre man-made tropical island, located at the mouth of the Lake Worth Inlet, attracts explorers of every type. The crystal clear water that surrounds the island invites snorkelers and swimmers, while the brick pathways that circle the island attract the nature seekers and those looking for a little exercise.
Our Kayak Tour of Peanut Island begins with an introduction to the area. After being issued a jacket and paddle, your guide will conduct “Paddling 101”, a short lesson on ergonomic paddling. You will then be fitted in a kayak (doubles unless single is requested) and we then hit the water for an enjoyable paddle across the clear waters of the Lake Worth lagoon.
While we paddle along the shoreline you’ll be up and close to the beautiful and breathtaking mansions of Palm Beach. Then it’s off to the Northeast side of the island where we’ll set foot on the island’s soft sand. Guests will then have time to explore the island, go for a swim or checkout the amazing sea life in the snorkeling lagoon.
Includes: single or double kayaks, paddles, PFD & guide.
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Use lightweight, quick-drying clothes and bring a hat to stay comfortable in the sun.
Carry waterproof dry bags for your electronics and valuables.
Bring plenty of water, especially on hot days.
Protect marine life by applying reef-safe sunscreen before snorkeling.
Peanut Island was created in the early 20th century during harbor construction and later became a popular Florida getaway.
The area is protected under local conservation efforts to preserve its wetlands and marine ecosystems, promoting sustainable tourism.
Hat, sunglasses, and reef-safe sunscreen to protect yourself from the sun.
year-round specific
Footwear that protects your feet while walking on sandy or rocky shores.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Mask, snorkel, and fins to explore the underwater world.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Keep your valuables and electronics dry during paddling and snorkeling.
year-round specific