easy
2 hours
Suitable for beginners and anyone comfortable with light paddling in calm water
Paddle the serene Tomoka River near Ormond Beach and meet gentle manatees, playful dolphins, and abundant wildlife on a unique two-hour nature tour. Discover coastal history and stunning ecosystems just steps from Daytona Beach.
2 hours
Experience the breathtaking beauty of Florida's Tomoka River on a two-hour paddle tour. Encounter dolphins, manatees, and vibrant wildlife while learning about the area's rich history from your guide. This unique adventure, popularized by the Travel Channel, promises unforgettable moments in a stunning natural setting. Book your tour now!
2 hours
Come join us as we paddle down the beautiful waterways of the Tomoka River and get an up close and personal experience with amazing nature, beauty and wildlife that Florida has to offer including Dolphins, Manatees, Sea Turtles, Bald Eagles, pink spoonbills "Florida Flamingos" and much more. Your tour guide will go over the interesting history of Tomaka State Park while we paddle through the Manatee Sanctuary. Ever since we were featured on the Travel Channel our tours fill up fast, so book your adventure tour today!
Protect yourself and the delicate estuary by using eco-friendly sunscreen during your paddle.
Polarized lenses reduce glare and help you spot wildlife beneath the water’s surface.
Keep your camera and personal items safe and dry while paddling along the river.
Tide levels affect paddling ease and wildlife visibility; plan around mid to high tides for best experience.
The Tomoka River area was historically inhabited by the Timucua people and later settled by Spanish explorers in the 16th century.
Local guides emphasize eco-friendly paddling practices to protect sensitive habitats and support ongoing conservation efforts.
Preferred vessel for navigating the calm river and getting close to wildlife
summer specific
Provides safety during the paddle tour, required by law for most tours
Stay hydrated in Florida’s warm climate throughout the tour
Capture wildlife encounters without risking water damage