Explore Mangrove Creeks with an All Day SUP/single kayak Rental

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• 4Overall a great experience! Check water conditions prior to booking.

  This rating reflects the experience itself, not the staff, who were absolutely fantastic. Everyone was incredibly friendly and went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable and safe. The equipment was also in great condition. The mangrove paddle was a unique experience, and it was fun exploring the tunnels. However, because of the large amount of sargassum, the water had a strong odor and was brown instead of the clear turquoise water we were hoping to see. There is a small island you can paddle to where the water is much clearer. We enjoyed seeing baby crabs, hermit crabs, and lots of fish, but it’s not really a beach where you can get out and swim. The facility has great air conditioning inside, but I do wish they offered air-conditioned changing rooms and an actual shower instead of just a water hose to rinse off. After spending time in the Florida heat, those additions would make a big difference. Overall, the staff and equipment were outstanding, but the natural conditions kept this from being the experience we had hoped for.

  Tperillouxluglio 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5There were 3 of us. One...

  There were 3 of us. One rented a SUP and other two of us single kayaks for the day. Equipment was in great shape and staff very helpful. We brought a cooler with drinks and snacks that nicely fit strapped in the kayak. Paddled the mangroves to the lagoon and then went to the island. Saw nurse shark, dolphins, upside down jellyfish, small baby fish and a horseshoe crab at the island.

  Donna_Cgiugno 2026via Viator

• 5Awesome 🤘🏼

  The staff was very warm and welcoming, they gave us advice, informed us, as well as answered any questions we had. The overall experience going out on the water was lovely.

  robertmW6329WNgiugno 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Unique fun adventure *****

  Amazing experience!! We rented 2 single kayaks. Paddling through the mangroves was such a fun, very unique adventure. Sometimes we had to literally pull ourselves forward along the beautiful trees as the passage was so narrow. However, we felt safe all the time. Saw lots of fish, little crabs on the branches, jellyfish … We did not paddle to the tiny island where you can onboard for a while. Next time :) Entire staff is super nice! Totally recommend to book this experience *****

  silfilesgiugno 2026via Viator

• 5Excellent

  Fun place to kayak through the mangroves! Cool cave to go up, saw manatees, jellyfish and other fish.

  lindar311giugno 2026via Tripadvisor

• 5Great Keys activity for all ages

  This is a really fun experience for all ages. You can choose the guided tour (which I am sure would be interesting) but it is super easy to do on your own. The mangrove tunnels get really tight and you have to use the roots to propel yourself forward for the last bit before reaching the lagoon filled with upside down jellyfish. The equipment is in good condition and the staff is very friendly. The rental covers up to 7 hours. It took us a bit over three hours to do the longer paddle to the lagoon. The guided tour did not go through the narrower trails to the lagoon which is another reason to DIY.

  Karin_Waprile 2026via Viator

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How it compares in Key Largo

• Its from-price is 49% below the median of the 92 experiences we list in Key Largo.
• It is longer than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 21 of 92.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Key Largo

Key Largo is the largest of the Florida Keys, a long island of mangroves and coral reefs where snorkellers visit an underwater statue.

Key Largo is the first and largest of the Florida Keys, reached by the Overseas Highway from the mainland. Its two coasts are very different: the Atlantic side faces coral reefs, while Florida Bay on the other side is shallow and lined with mangroves. The island gave its name to the 1948 film Key Largo.

Top-ranked sights in Key Largo: John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park.

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