Paddle the Path Less Travelled

Unleash Your Adventurous Side

Paddle the Path Less Travelled Unleash Your Adventurous Side

Silver River Location

Discover Ocala's hidden gem, Silver Springs State Park. Immerse yourself in lush surroundings and sparkling waters, a place once sacred to the Timucua people. Rich in history and spiritual significance, the springs were believed to have healing powers and hosted sacred ceremonies. Today, Silver Springs River showcases Florida's untamed wildlife and serene wilderness. Explore this cherished destination where history and nature intertwine, and be reminded of the importance of preserving our natural wonders.
What We Do

Experience the adventure of a lifetime with our guided tours in clear kayaks! Led by knowledgeable guides, each 1.5-hour tour allows you to explore the river like never before. Our transparent kayaks provide an unparalleled view of the underwater world, offering a mesmerizing experience. Glide over crystal-clear waters, marvel at the vibrant aquatic life below, and immerse yourself in the serene beauty of nature. Perfect for all skill levels, our tours promise an unforgettable journey for everyone. Book your adventure today!
Our Mission

At Silver River Kayak Adventure our team is dedicated to educating and inspiring people to help conserve the environment. Through guided tours using crystal clear kayaks, participants can intimately experience the beauty and diversity of the Silver River's ecosystem. Our mission is to foster a deep appreciation for nature and history by sharing knowledge about local wildlife and the importance of sustainable practices, encouraging participants to become active stewards in the conservation of our natural world.

FAQ’s

Silver Springs River is home to a diverse range of wildlife including alligators, turtles, various species of fish, otters, birds such as anhingas, herons and ospreys, and occasionally manatees.
Yes, alligators inhabit Silver Springs River. They are a natural part of the ecosystem, and visitors are advised to observe them from a safe distance. We suggest maintaining a 20 foot distance from all wildlife while on the tour.
Swimming is NOT allowed at Springs. It's essential to heed all safety warnings and guidelines provided by park authorities.
While not common, visitors may be fortunate enough to spot the endangered West Indian manatee in the Silver Springs River during certain times of the year. Manatees are protected by law, and special precautions should be taken to avoid disturbing them.
Our guided clear kayak tours are a popular way to observe wildlife along the Silver Springs River. Our guided tours allow visitors to experience the natural beauty of the area while minimizing disturbance to the wildlife.
Visitors should maintain a safe distance from wildlife, refrain from feeding them, and adhere to all posted signs and guidelines. It's crucial to respect the natural habitat of the animals and avoid any actions that could disturb or harm them.