Tours in Orlando, Florida

Journey with us to Blue Spring State Park, winter home of one of Florida’s largest manatee populations. Witness hundreds of manatees relaxing in the spring on winter days.

This is the closest bioluminescence paddle to Orlando! Don’t spend your time in traffic; spend it on the water experiencing nature’s magic!

Enjoy a day of paddling through clear water, sand pine scrub, hammocks, pine flat woods, and black water swamps. Observe alligators, the rare black bear, and more!

Paddle 8 miles through the mysterious, moss-covered cypress forest of the Little Big Econ State Forest. Experience the river and her beautiful unfolding landscapes.

The giant Mercury, Apollo, and the Shuttles are a thing of the past. Now we have Delta Rockets, Atlas Rockets, and SpaceX Falcon Rockets. Join us for an unforgettable experience!

Explore hardwood swamps, pitcher plant prairies, dark water creeks, and sloughs filled with twisted cypress knees as you travel down the Suwannee River.

This incredible land boasts endless horizons, an eternity of glittering water, waving grasses, and an infinite number of life-forms spanning this subtropical wilderness found nowhere else in the world.

Come enjoy and paddle America’s first Wild and Scenic river! Our plan is to paddle the entire 150 miles from Ponca to the confluence of the White River near Buffalo City.

Florida Caverns is one of the few state parks with dry (air-filled) caves and is the only state park in Florida to offer cave tours to the public.

The area where Virginia, North Carolina, and Tennessee connect is a special place for those who love mountains, wilderness, and the special culture created by this ruggedness.

Paddling this wilderness our small group will explore the many brooks, rivers, and creeks that flow around western North Carolina. Explore the hillsides in search of abandoned farms, pioneer graveyards, wildlife, and the perfect vista.

This laid back 3 hour tour is all about having as much fun on the water and in the water! Expect to see otter, alligators, turtles, giant wading birds, deer, and wild boar.

Join us on a 6 days trip on, like the name suggests, the peaceful Peace River! The freshwater river flows through the wooded areas of Paynes Creek. As you glide through the waters, look around you at the bountiful greenery and take in the quiet wooded area that surrounds you.

Get back into the wild on our 7 days trip on the Withlacoochee River! The river flows south to north with banks lined predominantly with lush cypress floodplain swamp. The intermittent lakes are rich in wildlife, offering excellent fishing opportunities and scenic vistas.