Fort Myers Lovers Key Mangrove Kayak Tour
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Experience Highlights
Discover the natural beauty of Lovers Key on a guided kayak tour lasting approximately 2 hours. Join a local guide and a small group on an adventure through the mangrove forests, where you can enjoy wildlife and maybe even spot dolphins and manatees.
Learn about the history of the Native Americans and conquistadors in the area, and about the local ecology. You will be provided with all the necessary equipment for the activity.
- Explore the dense mangroves of Lovers Key by kayak.
- Receive equipment and instructions for the experience.
- Choose from a kayak, paddleboard or canoe
- Learn about the settlement history and ecology of the area from a local guide
- Participate in a small group of about 15 people
What’s included
- Kayaking in the mangroves of Lovers Key
- Local guide
- Single and tandem kayaks
- Canoes and stand-up paddleboards
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Step by Step
Experience an unforgettable adventure with a guided kayak tour of the mangrove forests of Lovers Key in Fort Myers for approximately 2 hours through a unique coastal ecosystem found on the southwest coast of Florida in the United States.
Climb aboard your kayak accompanied by a local guide and explore the famous mangroves that are home to an abundance of wildlife, from small crustaceans and fish to reptiles, birds and mammals such as manatees and bottlenose dolphins.
In addition to nature, you will also have the opportunity to learn about the ecology of the place and the history of the Calusa Native Americans who inhabited this area for centuries before the arrival of Europeans in the 16th century.
Don't worry about anything, the activity provides all the necessary equipment and instructions for you to enjoy the experience to the fullest. You can also swap the kayak option for a paddleboard or canoe.
The tour involves a small group of about 15 people to ensure a closer and more personalised experience.
