Guided Kayak & Paddle Board Tours in Vero Beach & Round Island
Guided Kayak & Paddle Board Tours in Vero Beach & Round Island
Discover dolphins, manatees, and mangrove islands on a 2-hour eco-adventure. Tours launch daily from Vero Tackle & Riverside Café or Round Island Park.
Why Paddle With Us
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Small-group guided tours led by friendly, local guides
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Best spots in the Indian River Lagoon for wildlife
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Choose your launch point: Vero Beach (Riverside Café) or Round Island Park
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All equipment & instruction included — perfect for beginners or seasoned paddlers
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See dolphins, manatees, herons, ospreys & more
Two Launch Locations
Vero Tackle & Riverside Café
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Central location in Vero Beach, right on the water
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Easy parking and amenities nearby
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Great for guests staying downtown or beachside resorts
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Paddling route: mangrove islands, dolphin hot-spots, and wide lagoon views
Round Island Park
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Just south of Vero Beach
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Famous manatee resting spot, quieter waters, lush mangroves
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Best for families and nature lovers seeking calm conditions
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Paddling route: mangrove tunnels, manatee zones, bird rookeries
What’s Included
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Choice of kayak or paddle board
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Paddle & life jacket
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Safety briefing + instruction
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Knowledgeable local guide
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2-hour experience
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Photos of your tour
What You’ll See
Expect to encounter:
🐬 Dolphins surfacing and playing
🦦 Manatees grazing near Round Island
🪶 Birds: ospreys, herons, ibises, pelicans
🌱 Mangroves and spoil islands unique to the Indian River Lagoon
FAQs
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How long is the tour? 2 hours, including instruction and water entry/exit.
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Is it beginner friendly? Yes! No prior experience needed.
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What should I bring? Sunscreen, hat, refillable water bottle, water shoes.
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What if the weather is bad? Free rescheduling or cancellation due to unsafe conditions.
Reviews & Testimonials
“We saw three manatees and a pod of dolphins within the first 20 minutes! Our guide was amazing — highly recommend.” – Sarah R.
“The Round Island tour was the highlight of our trip. Quiet, peaceful, and so much wildlife.” – Mark & Jenny