FORT MYERS · ECO TOURS
The wild days worth booking.
The 6 fort myers eco tours travellers book most, gathered in one place. What each one shows you, how long it takes, who runs it, and what a place costs.
Paddle Lovers Key’s mangrove estuary on a guided eco tour with included gear, small-group attention, and chances to spot manatees and dolphins.
Most Popular“Our guide Steve was very knowledgeable and informative. His love of the local flora and fauna is very apparent! The kayaking was great for beginners and he gave us freedom to explore on our own too.”
Guided kayaking at Bunche Beach in Fort Myers with a small group, provided gear, and chances to spot manatees and birds.
“Seeing manatees, bird life and dolphins. Our guide Jordan was terrific, very knowledgeable. Nice small group.”
Self-guided clear or standard kayak tour from Bonita Springs to Big Hickory, with calm mangrove paddling, dolphin/manatee chances, and a kayak-only shell beach.
“It was our first time kayaking and we had a blast the route was easy to navigate, our group also made it very easy but without them the workers there gave enough information for us to still have a good time”
Paddle to Don Pedro Island on a 2-hr eco kayak tour from Placida with a Florida Master Naturalist, safety gear included.
“This was my first time kayaking and Danny was very experienced and helpful. The scenery was beautiful and atmosphere very relaxing.”
Paddle Pelican Bay on a guided kayak eco tour with lifejackets provided, wildlife spotting, and flexible route choices for about 3 hours.
“Quiet paddle tour in pure nature. If you're lucky, you can see manatees and dolphins. Don't forget sun protection!Auto-translated”
Self-guided SUP eco tour from Bonita Springs with mangrove tunnels, calm inlets, and a secluded shelling beach, gear included. 2 hours.
“The scenery was beautiful! The paddling was easy, not strenuous at all and very comfortable. Also very organized and friendly company.”
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