Everglades Fish, Kayak and Camp
Skill Level: Beginner Departs: Jan, Feb, Mar, Dec, Cost: 895 Length: 5 days	The 10,000 Islands Region of the Everglades is well known for its fishing, camping and kayaking, so why not combine them for a fantastic vacation! Our top priority on these week-long vacations is catching fish, and kayaks are our mode of transportation to the camping and fishing spots. During the trip our target fish are snook, redfish and sea trout. Most of the time will be spent wade-fishing, but as your kayaking skills develop you'll have the opportunity to try fishing from your kayak. Our four nights on the water will be spent at camping spots on island beaches, and you'll always want to have your rod handy, as you can often see fish cruising the flats from your tent!
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Cedar Key Lodge Based Trip
Skill Level: Beginner Departs: Feb, Mar, Cost: $795 Length: 5 days	Join us for five full days of paddling and relaxing in the historic village of Cedar Key on Florida’s nature coast. Come enjoy the great kayaking, history, and seafood the area has to offer! Cedar Key is nestled in the big bend region of the Gulf of Mexico, and invites visitors to come and see what’s left of Florida’s natural heritage. Excellent opportunities exist to get an up close and personal view of all the wildlife that abounds in the rivers, salt marshes, tidal creeks, natural springs and coastal islands. While there you may see ibis, herons, pelicans, osprey, eagles, dolphins, manatees and many other rare and elusive species. Additional camping, lodge based and fishing trips available in many locations along the gulf coast of Florida during the winter months. In the summer we offer canoeing, kayaking, hiking, biking, rafting and fishing in the Adirondacks. Please visit our website for more information. Custom trips are our specialty.
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Adirondack Multi-Sport Vacation
Departs: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Cost: $45 and up Length: .5 day to Multi	If you enjoy all that the outdoors has to offer, try a multi-sport vacation! With our Custom Multi-Sport Adirondack Vacations you choose the activities that interest you, your lodging preference and the duration of your stay and we'll design a trip just for you! Our activities include but are not limited to paddling (canoe or kayak), hiking, mountain biking, fishing and more. Lodging options include everything from camping to Adirondack Inns and B&B’s. The duration of your trip is up to you, choose from one day of activities up to one month. There really are no boundaries and the skies the limit! It's your vacation, so do what YOU want!
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Archaeological Multi-Sport Trip
Departs: Feb, Mar, Cost: $795 Length: 5 days	This trip offers paddling, hiking, history, ranger led programs and birding.      Sample itinerary: Day 1 - Kayaking in the Cedar Keys NWR. Day 2- Birding and wildlife tour in the Lower Suwannee NWR by foot and van in the AM. In the PM is a Refuge Ranger Program on cultural plants and weapons. Day 3- Kayak with the Crystal River manatees in the morning. In the afternoon visit the Crystal River Archeological State Park. Day 4- Relax in the morning and/ or visit the Cedar Key State Museum. In the early afternoon we will tour a local clam farm. Day 5- Kayak trip to the Lower Suwannee NWR. This area is notorious for visiting dolphins to swim along with you and your kayak.
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Suwannee River Wilderness Trail
Skill Level: Beginner Departs: Feb, Mar, Cost: 895 Length: 6	The 170 mile Suwannee River Wilderness Trail begins in White Springs, FL. Here you will find the upper Suwannee narrow and flowing through towering pines and stately cypress that line the river banks and high bluffs. The slow current makes it ideal for beginners to get down the river without having to exhaust themselves. The river widens on the middle stretch, with numerous springs and small shoals adding to its character. Camping along the Suwannee is in new river camps. They have screened in sleeping rooms, complete with a light and ceiling fan. Other amenities include bath houses with flush toilets, hot showers, picnic tables, electric outlets and running water, right next to your campsite! This is a great introduction to camping without needing to "rough it."
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