• Jim Neville Marine Preserve - This tranquil area consists of a series of mangrove islands in Little Sarasota Bay, featuring shaded tunnels and tidal creeks. It serves as an ideal habitat for wading birds, juvenile fish, rays, and occasionally, manatees.
• Siesta Key - Midnight Pass Beach (Siesta Key) is a pristine, undeveloped stretch of white quartz sand located at the southern tip of Siesta Key, where the Gulf meets Little Sarasota Bay. It is renowned for shelling, shorebirds, and being one of the most secluded beach landings in the region.

• Kayak or paddleboard included
• Paddles provided
• Life jackets available
• Complimentary dry bag

• Gratuities

Just a short distance from the lively atmosphere of Sarasota lies the cherished local spot, Turtle Beach. Located only a few miles from the main Siesta Key beach, Turtle Beach is easily accessible via the Sarasota County trolley, which conveniently drops visitors right at the site. This area is not only stunning and serene but also an excellent location for paddling!

The journey begins on the intercoastal waterway, leading through a brief canal to the Bay. Paddlers can explore the mangrove islands, navigate through a couple of mangrove tunnels, and glide alongside a bird rookery.

The adventure continues around the mangrove islands of Jim Neville Marine Preserve, eventually reaching a “secret” beach. Accessible only by boat, this secluded spot offers the possibility of having it all to oneself. It’s a perfect place for a refreshing swim or a peaceful pause to unwind. Visitors might find themselves wanting to linger here all day.

This area is a haven for diverse wildlife, including manatees, dolphins, stunning sea and shorebirds, and an abundance of fish.

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For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.