Our guided 2 hour clear kayak tour will show you a side of Florida’s waterways you have never seen before. Paddle with us along the Historic Santa Fe River, which boasts the largest congregation of
From: $0.00
Location: Gainesville
What's Included
- Paddles
- Goggles
- Use of 100% Clear Kayak
- Life-Jacket
- State Park Entrance Fee
- Safety Whistle
- Dry Bag
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: Definitely wear a swimsuit since you’ll have the chance to take a dip in the springs! Quick-dry clothing is ideal, and don’t forget sunscreen and a hat. Water shoes or flip-flops work great, but keep in mind that you might want something you can secure well if you’re planning to swim.
A: Summer can be pretty hot and humid in Florida, but storms can pop up unexpectedly. They usually reschedule if the weather doesn't cooperate, so you should be fine. Just keep an eye on the forecast and maybe have a backup day in mind!
A: Yes, it’s definitely family-friendly! Kids as young as 5 can join, but parents should assess their comfort level. Some kids may love it while others might feel a bit uneasy. Just check with the provider for any specifics on weight limits or safety gear.
Discussions
Just booked the glass bottom kayak tour at Gilchrist Blue Springs!
I'm super excited! I’ve heard it’s stunning and a great way to see the wildlife. We’re going next weekend! I read that the guides provide a lot of info too, which is a bonus. Any tips for first-timers? What if we want to snorkel?
Thinking of gifting the kayak tour for my friend's birthday!
Has anyone done it recently? I know she loves nature and being on the water, so this seems perfect. Just curious about how much time we’ll actually spend kayaking vs. stopping for info and photos. Is it a good balance?