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Explore North Miami Beach’s mangrove tunnels on a clear kayak tour for $73, lasting about 2.5 hours. Enjoy wildlife sightings, expert guides, and scenic waterways.
Experience the unique chance to see North Miami Beach’s lush natural landscape from a different perspective with the Clear Kayak Tour in North Miami Beach – Mangrove Tunnels. Priced at $73 per person, this approximately 2.5-hour adventure offers a peaceful escape into vibrant mangrove ecosystems. Starting at East Greynolds Park, this tour is ideal for those who enjoy wildlife spotting, scenic waterways, and guided excursions. With equipment rental included, the experience emphasizes safety and simplicity, making it accessible for most moderate fitness levels.
While the tour’s maximum capacity is 12 travelers, some reviews highlight moments of murkiness or equipment issues, so travelers should weigh the desire for wildlife viewing against these possible limitations. This tour suits nature lovers, couples, and anyone wanting to explore Miami’s coastal ecosystem without leaving the water.


The tour begins at East Greynolds Park, located at 16700 Biscayne Blvd. This park provides a convenient meeting spot for the group, with nearby public transportation options. The departure point is well-organized, and the tour concludes back at the same location, making logistics simple for visitors.
The meeting point offers easy access to the water, and the tour operator, Get Up And Go Kayaking, ensures that all participants are equipped before setting off. Travelers should arrive prepared for a moderate physical activity, with comfortable clothing and sun protection recommended.
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The core of this experience is paddling through the towering mangrove tunnels that line the waterways of North Miami Beach. The clear kayaks allow for an unobstructed view beneath the water, giving opportunities to spot marine life and coastal birds without getting wet.
The scenery is both tranquil and captivating, with the natural habitat teeming with wildlife. Travelers can expect to see birds, crabs, and occasionally larger creatures like crocodiles. The tour emphasizes comfort and safety, with equipment including tandem kayaks, paddles, seats, and dry bags provided for convenience.

A key feature of this tour is the presence of a professional guide, who leads the group through the tunnels and shares insights about the environment. Guides like Jenny and Sam are praised for their knowledge, patience, and enthusiasm in helping guests spot wildlife and understand the ecosystem.
The guides also take care of navigation, so participants don’t need to worry about steering or route planning. They are attentive to safety, providing lifejackets and whistles, and are quick to assist with any equipment issues, such as broken hooks or seat adjustments.

Wildlife viewing is a highlight, with numerous reports of birds, crabs, and even wild manatees. In some cases, the manatee was injured, prompting guides to call various contacts in an effort to help. Although wildlife sightings can vary, the biodiversity in the mangroves makes each trip interesting.
Guests are encouraged to bring reusable water bottles, as bottled water is available on-site. The bay and mangrove tunnels provide a habitat for over five species of birds and iguanas, as well as tree crabs. Some guests mention seeing a crocodile, adding an element of excitement.
The tour’s success heavily depends on good weather conditions. If canceled due to weather, travelers are offered rescheduling options or full refunds. The tour’s moderate physical requirement means that most participants should be comfortable paddling for about 2.5 hours, although some reviews mention murky water or uncomfortable kayaks.
There is a weight limit of 250 lbs per guest and a combined weight limit of 425 lbs for tandem kayaks to ensure safety and stability on the water. The tour is suitable for people with moderate fitness levels, and service animals are allowed.

The tour offers a relaxing and scenic paddling experience, with many reviewers describing it as peaceful and easy-going. The mangroves and water views provide a refreshing break from urban life. However, some guests note limited wildlife and murky water, which can impact visibility underwater.
The equipment quality can vary, with some noting less comfortable seats or equipment defects, such as broken hooks. Nonetheless, guides are praised for their knowledge and safety awareness, making the overall experience positive.

This experience is ideal for couples, families with children, and nature enthusiasts eager to explore Miami’s coastal ecosystems from the water. It is particularly suited for those who prefer a guided tour rather than self-navigation, as guides take responsibility for route selection and wildlife observations.
While it provides stunning scenery and wildlife encounters, travelers should be prepared for occasional murky water and limited wildlife sightings on some days. The tour is best for moderate fitness levels and those comfortable with paddling for over two hours.
Advance booking is recommended, with most tours booked about 9 days in advance. The activity can be canceled free of charge up to 24 hours prior, offering peace of mind in case of bad weather or schedule changes.
The tour includes all necessary equipment, safety gear, and dry bags, making it a hassle-free outing. Additional costs include parking fees, but service animals are permitted, and the tour is near public transportation.
This tour offers a relaxing and scenic way to explore North Miami’s mangroves, with the benefit of expert guidance and all equipment provided. Its affordable price point makes it accessible, especially considering the wildlife sightings and beautiful waterways.
While equipment quality and water clarity can vary, the guides’ knowledge and attentiveness consistently earn praise. It’s an excellent choice for those seeking a calm, nature-focused adventure close to Miami, especially if they enjoy birdwatching and coastal ecosystems.
This experience is best suited for travelers with moderate physical fitness who want to enjoy Miami’s natural beauty from the water, with the comfort of a guided, equipment-supported tour.
“Had a blast on the tour! We got to see many birds, crabs & a wild manatee yay but unfortunately the manatee was injured & I really hope someone cam…”
What is the price of the tour?
The tour costs $73 per person.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts about 2 hours 30 minutes.
Where does the tour start?
It begins at East Greynolds Park, 16700 Biscayne Blvd, North Miami Beach.
Are equipment and safety gear included?
Yes, the equipment, including tandem kayaks, paddles, seats, dry bags, and safety gear like lifejackets and whistles, are included.
What wildlife might I see?
Possible sightings include birds, crabs, manatees, and iguanas. Some tours report seeing a crocodile.
Is the tour suitable for children or families?
Yes, the tour works well for families, including children aged 10 and above. Group size is limited to 12 travelers.
What should I bring?
Bringing reusable water bottles is recommended, as well as sun protection and comfortable clothing.
Can I cancel the tour if the weather is bad?
Yes, full refunds are available if the tour is canceled due to poor weather and you cancel at least 24 hours in advance.
Are service animals allowed?
Yes, service animals are permitted on the tour.
What are the physical requirements?
Participants should have moderate physical fitness, with a weight limit of 250 lbs per guest.
Is there parking available?
Parking fees may apply, but the activity is near public transportation for easy access.
How do I book this tour?
You can reserve your spot through the provider, Get Up And Go Kayaking – Miami, with bookings typically made about 9 days in advance.