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Sharkey's LED Illuminated Night Tour on Glass Bottom Kayaks in St. Pete Beach

Sharkey's LED Illuminated Night Tour on Glass Bottom Kayaks in St. Pete Beach

Overview

We offer the Ultimate Adventure - Our Glass Bottom Kayak LED illuminated Night Tours! In fact no one else offers this experience anywhere in the world with our custom light system & kayaks and how we've trained the fish to follow us! Become a Fish Whisperer for a magical night under the stars! At our St. Pete Beach location we'll first visit a mangrove bird island & learn about several types of seabirds! Afterwards we'll paddle down protected waterways & see amazing underwater views along with feeding fish which is fun for everyone! The fish will follow our kayaks and get so close you can even touch them! You may also see crabs, shrimp & other sea-life as we illuminate the waters around us. With literally nothing to do at night in Water Sports, our Glass Bottom Kayak LED illuminated Night Tours are perfect for families, friends, large groups, or an unforgettable date night under the stars! These are dry kayaks so you can wear full clothing with shoes and even stay warm in the winter!

City: St Petersburg

Thu 17 Jul

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Starting at $62.00

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Thu 17 Jul

Starting at $62.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

We provide all safety equipment for the tour which includes USCG certified life vests with whistles

Fish Food is included to feed the hundreds of fish that are conditioned to eat when they see us.

Additional Info

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transportation options are available nearby
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Kayaks are double seated and become unstable when combined passenger weight is over 385lbs.
If both passengers combined weight is over 385lbs then you must contact us asap at 8135275822 to request a single seated kayak for safety purposes.

What To Expect

Spa Oceana at The Don CeSar

We'll start by paddling through protected waterways in St. Pete Beach first stopping at a mangrove island that's home to hundreds of birds including Pelicans, Cranes, Egrets, and Double Crested Cormorants.

Cancellation Policy

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

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Reviews (370)

Krista_S

May 2024

It was cool kayaking at night but I really didn't think it was worth 55.00. Also you have to park pretty far away and take a 12 minute walk to get to the place where you go out. All you do is feed some fish. There's other companies where you get to do a lot more for 54.00 and theirs last 3 hours and this one was not quite an hr and a half. I was disappointed.

Franchyg87

May 2024

This was such a fun experience! The guide was very knowledgeable about the mangroves and overall history of the area. They provide each guest with a very generous amount of fish food. The crew was very friendly and accommodating. Be sure to complete the waiver in advance, it makes life easier. This was the highlight of my trip, I highly recommend night kayaking!

244shelleye

May 2024

It was nice but because the group was so big I felt we were rushed kayaking to feeding spot and once there it seemed like we had 5 minutes to feed fish and had to get back. 1/2 hour added to the trip would have made it more enjoyable