We rented 3 kayaks for 3 hours on a Saturday. Being older (50s, 60s) women, we could have used some…read morehelp to get the heavy kayaks to the water, but only one person showed up to meet us and she wasn't helping us get them to the water, which was a bit of a ways from the storage. The area was beautiful, though, once we got to the narrower part. The boaters and jet skiers in the area were respectful of us in the kayaks and slowed to "no wake" speed which really helped. One of us could have used a longer paddle, as she had trouble paddling because the reach was too short for her. Overall, I'd do it again for the convenience and reasonable price.

This is located in the river marina park in PSL. Heard about…read morethe kayak rentals from a family friend, the rental info is also displayed on a sign on the hut near the kayaks in the park. Simply call and let them know when you're interested in renting, kayaks are $20 for 3 hours. They come by in about 15 minutes and help get you set up. Kayaking on the river is easy with quiet waters. The river is circuitous with lots of foliage to paddle around with wildlife including turtles, large birds and alligators. We got to see an alligator sun bathing up close. There's also a bunch of houses and the noise of the nearby highway so you're not totally submerged in the wilderness. One of the kayaks lacked a back rest which made things a little uncomfortable and your behind definitely does get wet. Other than that it was a good time.

What an absolutely wonderful mangrove kayak tour with Mark. We took the two hour mangrove historial…read moretour and loved every minute of it. Mark is so knowledgeable about the magical mangroves we toured through. It was a relaxing kayak tour of ancient growth complete with observing 500 year plus native mounds and ceramics. We were transported into a world of dense groves and learned how these marvelous plants have adopted to our ever changing planet. We did not want the tour to end. We cannot recommend River to Ocean Kayak tours more enthusiastically and give it a five star rating.

We took the four hour tour and we had a blast. The mangrove tree tunnels were so unique. We saw a…read moreton of osprey, pelicans and a couple of dolphins. Mark is great and we totally recommend this activity.

Rented from brett as a walk-in customer. service was excellent; his crew was terrific! very…read morefriendly; hassle free; gave great advice/maps about where to go; even provided us with a cooler full of ice. will definitely rent from here again!

Bret and crew were friendly and welcoming to our crew. We took the boater certification for the…read moretwo 18 year olds in the group and after a quick demo, one of Bret's crew took us on a quick tour to show us the area and where to go and not go. They also gave us a few free waters. We had 8 people with us and we got 2 wave-runners for 2 hours so people took turns. Just down to the left, you can see Tiger Wood's compound (mostly the walls security cameras and his boat) but you have to go in a no wake zone for a few minutes to get there. Still pretty cool. I recommend going fast for the first part and if you have time check out Tiger's house on the water! Remember to bring cash for tipping the crew - they are very helpful and deserve it.

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!!!

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.

We booked our 3pm time the day of, for six people, which I love when places can accommodate…read morefamilies that don't plan ahead (yes that's us). The booking process was easy and they also answered the phone right away when I had a question. The address and directions they sent us in the email mapped us right there and it was easy to find. Yes, you do have to pay the six dollars to get into the park but that was communicated in the email. There is a bathroom onsite. You can bring a bag but it might get wet. What was really nice was our guide provided dry bags for everyone if we wanted to use them. It fit two water bottles,glasses case and phones in them so they are decent sized bags. You don't need to bring shoes. You probably don't need to bring a water bottle either unless it's a really hot day. It was 70 and really windy so it was a little chilly and a long sleeve was needed. Todd was our guide and he was so welcoming! They had informed us thirty minutes beforehand that it was going to be really windy. We did have a 9yr old and a first time kayaker to take into consideration. We decided to proceed and I'm glad we did! The wind made it a tad difficult for the newbie but it was a "breeze" for us and the younger people. The wind also stirred up the sand so unfortunately it wasn't very clear water. Todd was very informative and had knowledge on the plant life and animals of the area (don't worry, there's no snakes or alligators) The small lagoon was really cool and peaceful. Plenty of bird life and some fish once the waters calmed down. The two hours went quick and I wished we could've kept going, but I could also see how it was the perfect amount of time for other people. An overall great experience for every one of all ages.

Our guide Todd was great! He was very knowledgeable and personable. I would highly recommend doing…read morethis tour.