River Wild Kayaking

This boat showed up one day and there is never anyone on there including when we were there. Our guest caught this image and it appears to have a light on however there was no light. What do you think?

One of our haunted tour participants took this picture, which they believe shows a woman in a dress. What do you observe? The mangroves at night provide a fascinating and eerie experience. https://www.riverwildkayaking.com/

Friday the 13th haunted tour kicking off the haunted season right with the water in the main channel like glass! There should be current out there but it was still as the dead… join us for a naturally creepy haunted tour!

Due to overwhelming demand we added another time slot for tomorrow night Friday the 13th! Book now before it’s gone!

Join us on a hair raising paddle through the dark history and bloody past of the Anclote River. These dark and shadowy mangroves hold many secrets waiting to be revealed…

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Haunted tours are live! Friday the 13th is our first tour of the year!

Shark had some Gar for dinner!

Haunted season begins! Our first available haunted tours are Friday September 13th! Book on our website https://www.riverwildkayaking.com/

And here is why to date we have cleaned 273lbs of trash from the Anclote River this year! This poor Anhinga has plastic wrapped around its beak. Our guide is trying to find help for it now and did try to assist it but was unable to. But please pick up litter you see and don’t litter in the first place. Animals are the ones who suffer! 😢

Rosette spoonbill hanging out with the ibises!

The first available date to book the haunted tours this year is a Friday the 13th! Book it if you dare!!!

Labor Day weekend done right! Kayaking in the estuary!

We had a very special guest recently…. I can’t say more yet but super excited for the future! Stay tuned I can’t wait to share the news!!

Happy National Dog Day! Just a reminder that your furry friends are welcome on our eco tours! Bring your dog kayaking!

We speak for the trees. 🌳 keep Florida wild say no to building more of our natural Florida!

Starting back up in September! Our Naturally Creepy haunted kayaking tours!

Bald eagles 🦅 today

Back to school special! 20% off ends August 31st! Book now before it runs out. Will also work for gift cards! https://www.riverwildkayaking.com/
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We log all our paddles and you get this memory to keep. Every single trip is different and every single time is different! That’s what we love about what we do you never know what you will see, how things change, who you will get to know, and what the water and weather can be. It’s always an adventure and it’s always amazing! Any day on the water is a good day!

Please check the parks near you and show up. We need to save our green spaces!

Lots of animals live in the mangroves including land mammals such as this raccoon 🦝 and lots of birds, crabs, lizards and even snakes.

Mangroves truly are one of the most important trees in our entire ecosystem! Not only do they help with storm surge but they are also an estuary and start the food chain here in Florida for over 200 species of animals. Plus many other amazing things! Come out and learn all about them on our eco-tour today and immerse yourself in this unique ecosystem.

Best sunsets around

This is a local friend company that we are not affiliated with but we like to support our local businesses. Shelling out at natural Anclote Key also offers great opportunity for birds and wildlife viewing. You never know what you might see after a storm.

ATTENTION: Little Debby Shelling Tour 🐚🐚🐚

Did you know that the best shelling is right after a storm?

We have added a special shelling tour tomorrow, Tuesday August 6th at 8 am!

Join us for an awesome adventure and grab your unique finds! Book Now at www.odysseycruises.net

Steve Irwin was the most iconic wildlife advocate in the world. He brought such passion and enthusiasm to conservation efforts and he spread joy and awareness about even the smallest creatures. We should all strive to be like this great man!

TBF: Aerial view of the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks. Notice how the sponge boats are docked. Has to be almost 100 of them! Visit https://spongedocks.net and come check it out now.

Little birds nest in the salt marsh. I wonder what kind of bird it is?

Here's something FUNNY.

This person turned up and stole a kayak from us last night. Covered our camera, smart you'd think....

Thing is all our kayaks have tags, so we can track them if they get stolen. Except the one that was taken, because it has a big crack and sinks almost instantly. (Which is why it wasn't locked away).

Instant, hilarious justice.

Pulled a croc out of the river today!