We'll enjoy a 2-night stay in a riverfront residence nestled at the intersection of the Halls and Homosassa Rivers.  Boasting 75 feet of private waterfront property, you’ll wake up to serene open water views every morning. We will launch our kayaks from the private floating dock and explore tributaries and Homosassa Springs.  When the sun sets, we can gather by the cozy riverfront fire pit. There are plenty of indoor and outdoor common areas for our mindful gatherings with Jen. The River House is an ideal spot to connect with nature and each other.

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Since February falls within the prime season for manatee sightings, you can anticipate encountering these gentle giants. Be sure to bring your snorkel gear! Your guide will identify extraordinary bird species that grace our kayaking adventures.

The Florida Keys holds a special place in your kayak guide's heart, as it served as her stomping grounds for more than 5 years. During this time, she worked as a kayak guide, a natural history expert, a wildlife biologist, and an environmental specialist. For our upcoming adventure, we'll be spending 3 nights at a villa estate, where we've secured two homes. The main house is a unique, Southern-style home with plenty of space for everyone in our group—plus a private, heated outdoor pool where everyone can come together! There is a Tiki hut, with an outdoor bar, waterfall, and comfortable poolside seating, as well as a screened-in game room. This lovely home sprawls over a vibrant property, where we can sleep in the main house, or in "the Treehouse."

We will have 2 nights in this newly renovated beachfront residence, which offers direct access to the gorgeous, white sandy beach. There is a short walk to downtown with quaint, locally owned & operated shops, restaurants and the Cocoa Beach Pier.
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Our house is a few blocks from our launch site, where we'll set out on a kayaking expedition into the Thousand Islands Conservation Area. Here, we'll venture through enchanting mangrove tunnels, keeping a keen eye out for native wildlife such as dolphins and manatees.