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We rented four kayaks and had a guide lead us around Robinson Preserve. Everyone was professional, friendly, and we had a wonderful time! Very reasonably priced as well.
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Date of experience: April 2021
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Wanted to rent kayaks and join an archeo paddle at Robinson Preserve. Jack and Cody couldn’t have been better to work with. They were at the site early and helped us with everything. Really appreciate Jack’s help understanding where we would launch to catch the tour. Will definitely use them again!…
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Date of experience: March 2021
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We rented two tandem kayaks to go kayaking in Robinson preserve. Their rental price is very reasonable--$107 for two tandem kayaks for 4 hours. Our rental time was noon, but when w got there at 11 am Kayak Jack was already there and let us go out early. He was also right there when we got back an hour early. High recommend!…
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Date of experience: February 2021
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We called last minute and Kayak Jacks were able to rent us 2 kayaks for a beautiful day at the Robinson Preserve. They delivered the kayaks early and were there waiting for us when we were finished. Very helpful and prompt rental company.
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Date of experience: October 2020
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Kayak Jacks Paddlesports is one of 3 companies that provide paddleboard and kayak service to areas of Anna Maria Island. Kayak Jacks seemed to have the best price and since the COVID craziness only the Robinson Preserve was open. Just off the beaten path is an area filled with fish, birds, and other wildlife. We chose the 4 hour self tour which was plenty of time to explore. Bring a lunch and something to drink because paddle boarding isn’t a spectator sport. If you head out to the bay, head to the left and follow the shoreline for a great view of AMI and take it slow in the shallows to see Skates, Fish and occasionally a Horseshoe Crab. As with anything there are pros and cons. The equipment was in good order and Cody was very helpful getting us underway. Keep in mind the Observation Tower is closed and the two constructions guys were more than happy to let us know that even the six foot sandy launch area was closed as well. The worst part of our day was the boat fisherman. I understand we all have to share the water but up along the shoreline human powered vessels have the right away so don’t be surprised when you crossover “their fishing” spot that they aren’t very pleasent to you. Tight Lines Fellas. So if you are looking for some good clean exercise with a fantastic view this is it.…
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Date of experience: September 2020
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