Hey there it's usually 3 hours If you booked a private one you may get to do it less. We loved it!

Hi there! I usually recommend 5 and older. We have tandem and triple kayaks for the little ones. Plus, we'll find lots of critters and wildlife to keep them interested! Give us a call!

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Yes - and most of the trip was in really shallow water so very very safe.

Hi Mathieu! I must have had notifications turned off for messages on here. Of course, we connected on the phone and I'm very glad you found us and came out last week! We have launches up and down Anna Maria Island and Longboat Key, and we launch from two or three of those locations daily based on conditions and the best chance for wildlife. A list of all of our launch sites on our website. Thanks again! Hope to see you again next time!

Hi Jen! Yes, we rent both kayaks and paddleboards. We also have paddleboard tours. For rates, availability, and to make a reservation, please give us a call anytime (941-773-1920). Thanks!

Absolutely, at a discount, of course. Give us a call if you have any questions (941-773-1920). Thanks!

Hi there! We usually recommend the tours for children five years and older. Although, that's not a hard and fast rule. You know him or her best, of course, so if you're reasonably confident that he or she will be fine with it, then it's no problem. Young children can ride in the front of a tandem kayak with and adult in the back, or ride in the middle between two adults. Older children can usually paddle on their own in a single kayak at around nine to 10 years old. We usually find lots of smaller critters to keep the kids entertained as we look for dolphins and manatees. Just let me know if you're interested and we'll set it up! Thanks!

Sure thing! As long as the water temperature is above 65 degrees, the manatees will be out feeding and milling about around the bay. So that's mid-March through late November. They spend their summer months out by the beach (where we run the Coastal Mangrove Island Tour), and in the winter, they stay up in the rivers where the water is warmer. During the warmer months, we see them just about every other tour. If you are here during the colder months, there are many rivers and springs where you can find them. The best time of day to find them seems to be mid-morning and late afternoon. It's pretty great to see a manatee in the wild! The wildlife officials do an annual survey every year where they count manatees and a record number of manatees were counted this year (a little over 6,000 in Florida), so things are looking up for them! I'd love to take you out there to see them!