SUP Englewood

Explore Don Pedro Island State Park (Duration: 4 Hours)
Journey to a pristine coastal beach by kayak or paddle board, view dolphins and manatees up-close, and discover hidden mangrove trails and lagoons. This is a paddler's paradise filled with wonder and adventure. What will you see?

Location Features:

• Mangrove Tunnel to Hidden Coastal Lagoon
• Access to an Undeveloped Beach 
• Barrier Islands
• Live Shells, Sponges, and Soft Corals
• View of Dolphins, Manatees, Coastal Birds, Fish & More

Explore Stump Pass Beach State Park (Duration: 4 Hours)
Paddle the wonders of Lemon Bay as you launch from top attractions in Englewood, Stump Pass Beach State Park. 

Location Features:

• Mangrove Islands
• Access to 1.5 Miles of Beach 
• Sandbars
• Crystal Clear Waters
• View of Dolphins, Manatees, Coastal Birds, Fish & More

Duration: 2 - 2.5 Hours

Discover the wonders of Don Pedro Island State Park with frequent dolphin and manatee sightings, smaller marine creatures such as sea stars, urchins, and many fish species. There is a mangrove tunnel, hoever access is dependant on tides and not all tours will have access. 

Location Features:

• Mangrove Tunnel to Hidden Coastal Lagoon
• Access to an Undeveloped Beach 
• Barrier Islands
• Live Shells, Sponges, and Soft Corals
• View of Dolphins, Manatees, Coastal Birds, Fish & More

Duration: 2 Hours 

Paddle Boarding allows for the opportunity to see many natural wildlife that surrounds the coastal community of Lemon Bay. Enjoy dolphins and manatees in a natural coastal environment, and see and touch one of the healthiest seagrass ecosystems in the Gulf of Mexico, full of sea life. 

Location Features:

• Mangrove Islands
• Natural Sea Grass Ecosystems
• Crystal Clear Waters
• View of Dolphins, Manatees, Coastal Birds, Fish & More

Duration: 2 - 2.5 Hours 

Dsicover marine life and learn about the coastal ecosystem that you're paddling through. Tour Guides are Florida Master Naturalists certifies in environmental education, Lemon Bay Aquatic Preserve features a vast biodiversity of birds, vegetation, and marine life. Dolphin and manatee sightings are frequesnt in this area because of its natural coastal environment. Sea urchins, conchm, hermit crabs, and sea stars are commonly found along the barrier islands. 

Location Features:

• Mangrove Islands
• Natural Sea Grass Ecosystems
• Crystal Clear Waters
• View of Dolphins, Manatees, Coastal Birds, Fish & More