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Everglades National Park, Florida

Canoe and Kayak Tours

Immerse yourself in the mysterious and ancient landscapes of the Everglades National Park, where the wild beauty of Florida's nature is on full display. Spread across 1.5 million acres, this national treasure includes the Ten Thousand Islands Wildlife Reserve—a labyrinth of waterways, white sand beaches, and lush mangroves.

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Everglades Pelicans

Explore Diverse Ecosystems

Venture through the unique coastal ecosystems that serve as nurseries for young marine life and are vital to the biodiversity of the region. Kayak past salt marshes, estuaries, and through mangrove forests, encountering an incredible variety of wildlife along the way. From the elusive panther to playful dolphins and majestic manatees, the Everglades offers wildlife viewing like nowhere else.

Tailored Adventures with Expert Guides

Breakwater Expeditions excels in crafting personalized kayaking and canoeing journeys that cater to the interests and abilities of each traveler. Whether you’re a seasoned naturalist or a family looking for an educational adventure, our tours are designed to provide in-depth exploration and intimate encounters with nature.

Stress-Free Camping in Everglades National Park

Planning a camping trip of any sort can take some work whether you know how or not. Experience the beauty of camping in Everglades without the stress. Our guides do the heavy lifting so you don’t have to - from the logistics, gear, meals, and more. This allows our customers to fully relax and enjoy the adventure. Your focus will be on nature, wildlife, and the peace of being unplugged from daily life and responsibilities. The remote areas we explore are hard to reach without specialized skills, but with our guides leading the way, you’ll have access to the untouched wilderness while soaking in the beauty and serenity of your surrounding.

Explore Your Everglades Camping and Paddle Options

We invite you to embark on a Everglades overnight kayak or canoe tour. To get the best experience we suggest at least 2 - 3 nights. Every detail of your trip is carefully planned—from gear, itinerary, boats and gourmet meals—ensuring a comfortable, safe, and enlightening adventure. Let our guides do the heavy lifting and you can just show up!

Ready to go camping and paddling in the Everglades?

Contact us today to customize your adventure in the Everglades National Park.

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Let us guide you through one of America’s most unique ecosystems with the luxury and expertise that only Breakwater Expeditions guide service can provide.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Where do we start our adventure? Everglades City, FL

What if I have no experience? No problem! We welcome new paddlers and campers.

What will we eat? Delicious meals preapred by the guides that include fresh foods - veg, fruits, meats and more. We accommodate for dietary restrictions too.

How big is the group? We keep our groups smaller for a more intimate experience 2-8 usually.

What do I need to bring? We will provide you with a packing list for personal items needed.

How many miles do we paddle? On average we do 5 -10 miles however each itinerary is based on availability of camps as well as group desires.

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Morning Meditation in Everglades National Park

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Explore wild places in Everglades National Park

Sample Itinerary for Everglades Kayak/Canoe Tour:

Day 1:
Canoe or Kayak Tours start in Everglades City, Florida, to get oriented and pack your gear into provided dry bags. Depending on your customized plan, you'll either start paddling today or stay overnight and begin the next morning.

Day 2:
After packing your kayak or canoe, you'll paddle through the Everglades, surrounded by mangroves, birds, and maybe even dolphins. Your guide will plan the easiest route based on tides and currents. Camp locations vary by itinerary.

Day 3:
Each morning begins with breakfast and coffee before breaking camp. You'll paddle to the next site, stopping to explore islands and enjoy lunch prepared by your guides. After setting up at your new camp, you'll have free time for activities like swimming, fishing, or beachcombing. End the day with dinner by the campfire, watching the sunset.

Day 4:
On the final day, paddle back to Everglades City to unpack and say goodbye.

Our trips are fully customizable – ask us how we can make this experience perfect for you!