St. Lucie River North Fork Ramp
Step into a world of natural wonder as we take you on an unforgettable Saturday morning journey through the North Fork of the Saint Lucie River. This protected waterway is rich in wildlife, offering glimpses of manatees drifting beneath your kayak, turtles basking in the sun, and fish splashing in the shallows. As we quietly navigate the river’s winding path, you’ll feel as if you’ve entered a secret paradise untouched by time.
Our guides will share insights about the river’s ecosystem, helping you appreciate the delicate balance that keeps this environment thriving. The beauty of this tour lies in its simplicity—no distractions, just the rhythmic flow of water and the quiet hum of nature all around you. Whether you’re looking for a relaxing escape or a meaningful learning experience, this tour has something for everyone. It’s easy, enjoyable, and perfect for guests of all ages. Join us this Saturday and see for yourself why the North Fork is one of the area’s most breathtaking hidden gems.
What to Expect
During your tour, you’ll spend between two and three hours kayaking through Florida’s stunning waterways, with plenty of opportunities to witness wildlife in its natural habitat. As you glide through serene waters, you’ll learn some fascinating facts about the local wildlife and ecosystems from our expert guides. Your safety is our top priority, so you’ll be required to wear a life vest and whistle throughout the tour. Expect a fun and relaxing time, with lots of outdoor adventure, and we’re sure you’ll be eager to come back for more. Restroom facilities are available at some of our launch sites. It’s important to note that kayaking can be a little wet, and depending on the tour, you may even get to enjoy a refreshing swim!
What to Bring
For your kayaking adventure, make sure to bring a hat and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun, as well as sunscreen, which is a must for those sunny Florida days. A camera and dry bag (optional but recommended) are great for capturing memories while keeping your gear safe and dry. Stay hydrated by bringing bottled water, and pack a few snacks for energy on your journey. A bath-size towel is a good idea if you plan to swim or get a little wet. Feel free to bring any personal paddling gear you’re comfortable with, as well as insect repellent. It’s always a good idea to lock up valuables in your car, just in case. Dress in comfortable clothes—shorts are ideal since you might get a little wet. Swimwear or board shorts are perfect, and if it’s cool, pack a cover-up (avoid cotton). Don’t forget water shoes or sandals that can get wet, and bring an extra change of clothes, just in case!
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Ready to glide through the serene waters of Florida’s lagoons? Whether you have questions about our tours or want to book your next adventure, we’re here to help!