Titusville Water Sports

Immerse yourself in the marshy waterways of central Florida aboard a kayak, paddling down the Econlockhatchee River. Keep your eyes peeled for Florida's

Enjoy a professionally guided kayak tour on one of Florida's most pristine rivers in the Little Big Econ State Forest, the Econlockhatcheee. Get up close to

This is the most economical way to learn how to surf! Get grouped in with other surf students and learn how to surf in a fun group

In the warm and dark lagoon waters lies a natural phenomenon of glowing blue waters alive with activity. The swirling of your hand, every paddle stroke, and

Join an expert guide to paddle up the river with Florida's most majestic, playful, and yes, cute creatures on the river—the manatee. Travel along the

Experience everything the wildlife refuge has to offer with three distinct experiences packed into one three-hour tour! Launch your kayak in the daylight and

The East coast of Florida is one of 6 places in the WORLD to see bioluminescent water, which makes Bioluminescent kayaking the #1 activity in the Orlando,

Private, 1-on-1 surf lesson with some of the best surf Instructors in the area! This is recommended for smaller children who really need the undivided

Learn to surf in a group setting with some of the best instructors in the state of Florida! We respect a 4-1 instructor to student ratio with this product. We

This is the best product for learning how to surf! 2 hours with a private professional surf instructor will guarantee you the best chances of mastering the

Learn in a fun, semi group setting the ways of the Samurai and everything you need to know about surfing and the

This is the most economical way to learn how to surf! Get grouped in with other surf students, with respect to a 4:1 student

Combine adventure on the water and land with kayaking and mountain biking in beautiful Central Florida. Paddle your way down the Econolockhatchee River and

Sunset is a magical time on the Merritt Island Wildlife Refuge. There is movement everywhere. Dolphins are rounding up their dinner, manatees are moving into