Adventure Kayaking Vero Beach, Florida
Always an adventure! Adventure Kayaking is based in Vero Beach, a small coastal town with shorelines on both the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian River Lagoon. Vero Beach truly is where the tropics begin and is perfectly located to take advantage of some of the best flat-water kayaking in the world, along the Indian River Lagoon ³ home to dolphins, manatees and over 360 species of birds. The lagoon also boasts five national wildlife refuges, including the United 6WDWH¡V YHU\ ILUVW QDWLRQDO ZLOGOLIH UHIXJH 3HOLFDQ ,VODQG ,W LV D QDWXUH ORYHU¡V SDUDGLVH $QG ZLWK PXOWLSOH VH cluded launch locations, opportunities for varied excursions exist. All of the Adventure Kayaking guides are more than just professional paddlers. They are naturalists who know these waters intimately. They love to share a peaceful paddle and their knowledge of these beautiful locations. For owners/guides Steve and Ronda Cox kayaking is their business, but it is also their passion. They pay attention to detail and have an amazing ability to be in synch ZLWK WKHLU FOLHQWV¡ QHHGV 100
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Teaching and helping the rest of us experience and embrace the beauty and the fragility of our world sets them apart. They have spent hours on the water observing wildlife and continue their own education, all with the goal of giving their clients the best guided trip possible. Combined, Steve & Ronda have been in the kayaking business for 25 years. High quality touring kayaks are used. Tours usually consist of 2 to 12 people, but thanks to the number of guides and kayaks, groups of 40 can be comfortable accommodated. Your tour may be complimented by a wholesome and delicious meal. From morning paddles to multiday kayaking excursions, Adventure Kayaking has just the trip you are looking for. Though their expertise is paddling on the Indian River Lagoon, Adventure Kayaking provides year-round, full-service kayak tours throughout Florida and the Bahamas. Popular destinations outside of the Indian River Lagoon include the Everglades, Blue Cypress Lake, St Sebastian River, and Exumas, Bahamas