Moe is a great leader -- he has scouted beautiful spots and takes care of all the equipment. The…read morekayaks are clean and in good shape. If you are in NE Florida, the only way to see it is on the water!

We went an a 3-hour guided paddle with Neat Livin. We rented a tandem kayak from them and it was…read moreready for us with life jackets and paddles when we arrived. Moe gave us a short how-to primer before we got into the water. It was nice to go with a guide that knows the area. Our group was just five guests, which we liked. I recommend a guided trip with Neat Livin.

Always fun kayaking with this company. I've always done it with an organized group, but they're…read moreeasy to work with very professional, informative, friendly, fun. This last trip we had a young new guide, MADYX. He was wonderful..

The staff was wonderful! Kind, informative, & helpful. We…read morehad a beautiful trip down Lofton Creek....serene, peaceful, and meditative. Would highly recommend.

We had a fantastic time renting a tandem kayak from North Guana. Reserving it was easy (online),…read moreand their staff were very friendly and patient with our questions, as well as generous with suggestions to maximize our time on the water. We'll be back!

Hayden was amazing!! Highly recommend even saw dolphins in kayak tour!! Must do when visitingread more

My boyfriend and I had received gift certificates from my parents for two full moon kayak tours…read more They had met the owner Dennis Thompson while camping at Hanna Park, and since we had been talking about getting outdoors and being more active, they decided to give us these tours. Since the full moon comes only a few times a year, we had to wait a little bit until our schedules lined up and we had a free weekend. Dennis had us meet him at Seminole Park in Ortega, and he provided everything for our tour: kayaks, life jackets, emergency whistles, waterproof bags, flashlights, headlamps, and even snacks and drinks! He was super friendly and very informative. We went with another couple that had signed up, and it was a beautiful tour. Dennis chatted the whole way, giving us interesting facts about the area, talking about how he set up this tour, and what all he has seen in the fifteen years of business. We had so much fun, and the moon was beautiful over the river! The tour lasted about an hour and fifteen minutes, and we didn't feel exherted or tired aftewards. It was relaxing, unique, and one of our best experiences in Jacksonville. If you don't want to do a tour, Dennis has a small spot located at Hanna Park, with rentals there as well. Check him out and tell him I sent you!

From the owner: Adventure Kayak Florida is the official concessionaire for Hanna Park in Jacksonville, Florida,…read moreoffering kayak & canoe rentals and lessons on the park's 60 acre fresh water lake, mountain bike & beach cruiser rentals, camping supplies and guided kayak tours around Jacksonville.

I went in last weekend for help with a peddle kayak repair (manufacturer issue). They were…read moreextremely generous with their time and expertise. Andy really is a Doctor of Floatology as his right hand man calls him! Also pleased to see a good range of supplies for a variety of water sports. I left the shop with a perfectly functioning peddle kayak drive, very high quality paddle with all the bells and whistles and more. I'll be back.

This review is solely of the eco-adventure services. I've used All Wet Sports twice for kayaking…read morerentals. The business takes walk ins and so I haven't prebooked rentals with them before. Now the pros: Within 10 minutes you're out on the water. The employees are laid back and make the process simple. You can't beat the price for an hour or two of adventure. The cons: The staff don't give much instruction. They tell you when to be back and that's about it. The gentleman recommended which direction to head in but didn't say how far you could travel in that direction or anything to be aware of. He also didn't say what I know, which is the one direction has quite a strong current and the other doesn't. I saw a couple who clearly had no experience paddle boarding struggle to get out onto the water. Though it's a public creek it would be nice if the company swept the route daily to pick up trash. I kayaked by several boards with nails sticking up and lots of plastic bottles.