Explore Fort Pierce on a Clear Kayak Adventure

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for beginners and those with basic fitness; moderate paddling required.

Overview

Paddle crystal-clear kayaks through Fort Pierce Inlet State Park’s mangrove tunnels and spot manatees and dolphins in the Indian River Lagoon on this unforgettable clear kayak tour.

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Fort Pierce, Florida

Fort Pierce Clear Kayak Tour

Fort Pierce Area | Clear Kayaks | Daily Tours | All Ages

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Date

Thu, Sep 25

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About This Adventure

Experience the beauty of Fort Pierce Inlet State Park on our Clear Kayak Tour! Paddle through stunning mangrove tunnels and explore the Indian River Lagoon, where you might encounter manatees, dolphins, and more. Enjoy a unique adventure in crystal-clear kayaks, perfect for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike!

#Our Clear Kayak Tour in Fort Pierce Inlet State Park is a great trip for those looking for marine life, great water, and mangroves in our crystal clear kayaks!

Rates

Day Tours:

Adults (ages 12+): $64
Child (ages 11 and younger): $54

Glow in the Dark Tours:

Adults (ages 12+): $69
Child (ages 11 and younger): $59

Duration

At least 2 hours

About This Trip

Take a paddle through the waters of the Indian River Lagoon
We will paddle through the mangrove tunnels and also have the opportunity to get out and enjoy a sandbar on our Day, Sunset, and GLOW tours!
Year-round we could experience awesome wildlife such as manatee, dolphin, fish, turtles, birds, and more!

Important Information

Reservations are required for all Tours
The weight limit is 425 pounds per boat and no more than 250 pounds per seat. Each of our kayaks are doubles (tandem).

Adventure Tips

Wear Reef-Safe Sunscreen

Protect your skin and the delicate ecosystem by applying reef-safe sunscreen before your paddling adventure.

Bring a Dry Bag

Keep your valuables safe and dry by storing them in a waterproof dry bag during the kayak tour.

Stay Hydrated

Carry water with you to stay hydrated, especially on warm, sunny days paddling through the lagoon.

Watch for Local Wildlife

Observe animals from a distance and avoid disturbing manatees or dolphins to ensure a safe and respectful wildlife encounter.

Local Insights

Wildlife

West Indian manatees
Atlantic bottlenose dolphins

History

Fort Pierce Inlet State Park is home to historic navigation markers and was an important gateway for early settlers and fishermen in the region.

Conservation

This area benefits from ongoing conservation efforts focusing on protecting the Indian River Lagoon's diverse ecosystems and educating visitors on low-impact recreation.