If I could give Salty Dog Paddle and our Eco Tour Guide, Misty, a 10-Star review, I absolutely…read morewould in a heartbeat, and then some! I just moved to South Florida from Connecticut and brought my kayak with me in hopes of seeing some wildlife. My boyfriend doesn't have a kayak of his own and suggested we book a rental with a tour guide to show us around - I am so glad we did! Misty and her super cute canine, Abu, were the most amazing tour guides ever. Before our arrival, Misty kept in contact with excellent communication. She provided quality rental equipment, and not only did we feel very safe the entire time, she is an expert at spotting wildlife. The Peanut Island paddle was suggested for us - we were so blessed to see an abundance of manatees floating under us, a stingray, a starfish so big I almost called the Guinness Book of World Records (haha only half-joking!) and plenty of beautiful birds, lizards and fish. The excursion took about two hours and we never felt rushed at all, although it was just the right amount of time before we started to get a little tired. Can't thank Salty Dog Paddle enough for this incredibly special and very memorable experience. Misty was even thoughtful enough to take photos and videos for us which she sent after - she really was the best part of this experience for us!! Highly recommended!!!

Highly recommend Salty Dog Paddle. Proceeds support a wonderful cause. Reservations were easy to…read moreset up, good communication with the volunteer that was giving us a lesson, location was great and easy to find, and Misty and her dog were superb instructors!

We had a really great experience. The service was friendly, quick, and very helpful. It was such a…read morebeautiful day. We rented kayaks and paddled around the bay. It was a beautiful, calm morning. We definitely would do this again.

We had a great time. Evan was very friendly and helpful. It was a pretty cold day and we really…read morewanted to paddle board.. it was also pretty windy. He did a demo and the floating dock was kind of awkward to get on in the wind. He suggested kayaking which I'm so happy he suggested. We had a blast and saw a few dolphin. A perfect kayak adventure.

The owner Brett is fantastic. I came from out of town and called an hour before they were…read moretechnically even open (I didn't even know I made that mistake) he answered and let me come right then and there to rent a kayak. Will continue to use them and only them moving forward on all my trips

been coming here for 4 years with no issues but recently went and was treated awful. We pulled in…read moreto the empty parking lot and he comes over and tells us to move and back into a spot, then complains that we didn't go on the grass enough and didn't back in when we did. We called last week and he said to just show up, but when we showed up he said "wow you guys just show up and don't call?" We walk down and he makes multiple comments on weight saying your well over 200 lbs and you guys are too big. when we called he said we need to do 3 at a time, then today he said we can't. All the younger employees are great but this guy was very mean. acted like we were a bother and did not seem to want our buisness. I will not be coming back.

This place is good to fish but don't expect to catch anything that big. It's usually 5-10 inch…read moresnapper only time I caught a big fish was a jack.

It's easy to pass this park by, as it's right before crossing a bridge. Sawfish Bay park seems…read moreprimarily designed for fishing and for canoe/kayak access. It's also a park currently in progress. There's a roundabout for dropping off your canoe/kayak/paddle board, and several launching spots. This side has a great view of the lighthouse and also provides access under the bridge. There is a one dock and another used-to-be-dock platform further down, plus a fish cutting station. The bay part looked pretty sad as it was pretty shallow, but that could have been time of day/year. This park is narrow and runs alongside A1A so it is loud from the road. Some old, historic trees have been preserved, but they are up against the roadway without any fencing: very dangerous. Behind the bay part are two historic buildings. One is a bright yellow beauty, the old train station, which apparently may be turned into a museum one day. The other is a historic DuBois house, currently under restoration. Most of the walk is paved. There are several covered picnic tables with benches, grassy areas for kids to run around, and a decent fence alongside the picnic part. I took a short walk along the paved pathways and saw an osprey.

What a gorgeous day to be on the water for a Wild and Scenic kayak tour with Ms. Donna. We had a…read moregreat time seeing turtles, fish, lots of old FL bald cypress trees and of course gators (some really cute baby ones too!) Ms. Amanda helped us on the phone and at the desk and was able to get us a tour today last minute as a day date! We loved it and can't wait to go back! Thank you Amanda and Donna and Jupiter Outdoor Center!

We had a great experience! Our guide was knowledgeable and very helpful. Would definitely recommend.read more

Great guided tour! The guides truly strive to be friendly,…read moresupport you, teach you, and respect the natural environment.

Awesome experience, I was unsure at first because they are a newer business but they accommodated…read more our group last minute and we had the best time. Family owned and operated, awesome kayaks, great vibes! I've tried a few different places in the area and won't be going anywhere else but here! 10/10 book now! It's was so fun

We love kayaking around the Treasure Coast, so naturally we wanted our own tandem kayak and a way…read moreto transport it. We ordered parts online for our car's specific make/model via the Yakima brand website, but after receiving the parts from our online order it was clear we needed some direction and assistance from a seasoned professional! Enter Native Water Sports! We've seen the store several times but never went it. We decided to go and we are so glad we did. Ted, the owner and operator, graciously helped us get the proper parts and told us he'd call us back to the store once received. About a week later, the parts were here, and Ted and my husband arranged a time at the shop. He not only helped install the rack to ensure that it was safely mounted, but he also showed my husband how he did it and was very hands-on! It took them about one and a half hours - and we were good to go. He showed us how to use the straps, how to take the pads off/on, etc. You can absolutely tell Ted is a well seasoned professional kayak guy - not only that, but he's friendly and just a genuinely nice person. For any kayak needs - car racks, life jackets, kayaks, and pretty much any kayak accessory known to man - Ted is your guy for honest help!

This place is GREAT! They delivered our kayaks and picked them back up, comfortable seats/paddles!!…read moreDefinitely recommend this place!!!

This was a nude beach when I was a kid. That ended in 1982 when it became a beloved state park…read more They have done a lot to preserve native plants. You can rent kayaks here or swim. It's usually not too crowded. This is where we would go to see sea turtles laying eggs. And that continues to this day. It's a great location and a beautiful park.

This scenic preserve is tucked away in Palm Beach County. The park provides a space for natures…read morebeauty to shine. After a $4 entry fee, you'll drive along a trail to ample parking spaces. We walked about 10 minutes over the long wooden bridge leading from the park to the beach. There is a free golf cart ride available from 10am - 4pm, although I do recommend the walk for the experience itself. It was so beautiful, especially at dusk. The beach was absolute perfection! It was so clean and calm, a welcomed break from the crowds of the popular touristy locations. Perfect for relaxation. The water was perfect a temperature and clear. I plan on returning for their kayaking/paddle board experiences and other activities!