



by Island Breeze Kayak Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$110This 2.5-hour guided group kayak tour takes place on Big Hickory Pass in Fort Myers, Florida, within Estero Bay. The tour begins with a safety briefing and equipment distribution, including a kayak with paddle, a Coast Guard-approved life vest, a dry bag for keys and mobile phones, and a mesh bag for collecting shells. Participants paddle through mangrove tunnels for about two hours, where they may see wildlife such as pelicans, herons, dolphins, manatees, osprey, egrets, and various fish. After approximately 15 minutes of easy paddling, the group reaches a quiet private beach known for its variety of shells, where there is time to rest and explore. The tour is suitable for all ages and allows guests to bring their own stand-up paddleboards or kayaks if preferred. Dogs are also permitted. The guide is a local expert familiar with the coastal environment and wildlife of Southwest Florida. The pace of the tour emphasizes calm paddling and wildlife observation throughout the route.
Mangrove Tunnels and Wildlife Viewing in Estero Bay
Spend about two hours paddling through the mangrove tunnels on Estero Bay. Along the route, there may be sightings of manatees, dolphins, osprey, pelicans, fish, and egrets. This stop encourages guests to take photos and observe the local wildlife.
120 min
We will meet at Big Hickory Pass in Bonita Springs.
End point
We will meet at Big Hickory Pass in Bonita Springs.




by Island Breeze Kayak Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$110This 2.5-hour guided group kayak tour takes place on Big Hickory Pass in Fort Myers, Florida, within Estero Bay. The tour begins with a safety briefing and equipment distribution, including a kayak with paddle, a Coast Guard-approved life vest, a dry bag for keys and mobile phones, and a mesh bag for collecting shells. Participants paddle through mangrove tunnels for about two hours, where they may see wildlife such as pelicans, herons, dolphins, manatees, osprey, egrets, and various fish. After approximately 15 minutes of easy paddling, the group reaches a quiet private beach known for its variety of shells, where there is time to rest and explore. The tour is suitable for all ages and allows guests to bring their own stand-up paddleboards or kayaks if preferred. Dogs are also permitted. The guide is a local expert familiar with the coastal environment and wildlife of Southwest Florida. The pace of the tour emphasizes calm paddling and wildlife observation throughout the route.
Mangrove Tunnels and Wildlife Viewing in Estero Bay
Spend about two hours paddling through the mangrove tunnels on Estero Bay. Along the route, there may be sightings of manatees, dolphins, osprey, pelicans, fish, and egrets. This stop encourages guests to take photos and observe the local wildlife.
120 min
We will meet at Big Hickory Pass in Bonita Springs.
End point
We will meet at Big Hickory Pass in Bonita Springs.