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Amelia Island Guided Kayak Tour of Lofton Creek

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Tour Duration: 2 hours 15 minutes (approx.)
Features: Boat Ride / Boating / Kayak Tour

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Paddle into tranquility with the Amelia Island Guided Kayak Tour of Lofton Creek, a serene escape perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. Glide gently along the creek’s calm waters as your expert guide shares insights about the vibrant ecosystem around you—think graceful mangroves, playful dolphins, and wading shorebirds dotting the shoreline.

Whether you’re a seasoned paddler or new to kayaking, the inclusive setup ensures a smooth and enjoyable ride through pristine surroundings. Every turn reveals something to admire—from sunlit wildlife to serene reflections on the water’s surface. It’s an unforgettable way to experience Amelia Island’s natural beauty up close, all at your own pace, guided by passionate locals who know the creek like the back of their paddle.

Ready for adventure with a side of peace? Secure your Amelia Island Guided Kayak Tour of Lofton Creek tickets today and discover the island’s wild spirit from the water.

Overview

Escape the bustle of the city for the morning—and immerse yourself in Florida’s wealth of wildlife—on this family-friendly kayaking tour of Lofton Creek, just north of Jacksonville. Make your own way to the departure point at Fernandina Beach, take part in a brief introduction, and grab your kayak, paddle, and life vest. Then, take to the water, where you can spot wildlife ranging from otters and turtles—even manatees.

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What to Expect

This beginner-friendly tour is suited for kids and adults alike
Kayaks, paddles, safety gear, and training are provided for your ease
Enjoy an accessible dose of Floridian nature and wildlife
Go for a relaxing kayaking trip along the bucolic Lofton Creek

Itinerary

➢ Lofton Creek

A primordial waterway, Lofton Creek features water that is dark in color, created by the tannins which leach into the water as vegetation decays. Replete with bald cypress, sweet gum, and rare flowers like pickerelweed and wild azaleas, this unique ecosystem is reminiscent of an old south bayou – brackish water teeming with unique plants, animals, and reptiles. Native Americans most likely fished these waters and cultivated the land for thousands of years before the Spanish, French, and English arrived in the mid-16th century.

2 hours 15 minutes • Admission Ticket Free