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Begin your next unforgettable adventure!
North East Florida secret wilderness are revealed as we paddle areas only locals know. The marshes and islands in the area are the feeding and breeding waters of most fish and aquatic birds. We often see dolphins feeding in the deeper waters as we hop oyster beds along the river.
Duration
2 - 3 Hours
About
Estuary Habitat, Fresh/Saltwater
Amenities
- Bathroom facilities available
- Parking available
- Boat ramp launch site
Level of Difficulty
Beginner, Intermediate
What to Bring
- Water shoes that stay on your feet (Closed toe recommended. Slippers, Flip Flops and Crocs not recommended)
- Water and a snack
- Sun protection: hat, sun shirt, sun lotion, sun glasses
- Dress for weather: if it’s cool, overcast or cold, bring a warm layer
- Optional: dry bag for your personal belongings
**It is recommended that personal items be secured in your vehicle or a dry bag, we are not responsible for any lost, stolen, or destroyed items.**
Booking Notes
#We look forward to having you as our guest!
**Please print, sign and bring with you [Release of Liability](https://cdn.filestackcontent.com/fhqi3f2cSkOPZKCMJBBN)**
###Plan to arrive 5-10 minutes prior to your trip for check-in.
##You will need to bring the following:
- Water Shoes that stay on your feet (not Slippers, Flip Flops and Crocs).
- Water and a snack
- Sun Protection; hat, sun shirt, sun lotion, sun glasses.
- Dress for weather; if it’s cool, overcast or cold; bring a warm layer.
- Optional; dry bag for your personal belongings
**It is recommended that personal items be secured in your vehicle or a dry bag, we are not responsible for any lost, stolen, or destroyed items.**
##BYOK - If you’re bringing your own kayak:
- Kayak that is coastguard approved and in good working order.
- PFD; Personal Floatation Device, coastguard approved and Inherently Buoyant Type I-III.
- Inflatables are not allowed (there are no acceptations).
- PFDs must fit the user and will be worn at all times on the water.
- Please note all trips require a length of 12 feet or longer kayak.