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Clear blue-green water over pale sand and clumps of eelgrass, with thin mist on the surface and moss-hung live oaks and palms leaning in from both banks

Reserve spring paddling trips from Orlando: a travel agency writes the quote for your chosen river

Spring paddling trips from Orlando start with a date. This travel agency holds two or three inn nights near one of six clear rivers, places you with a local outfitter for a kayak or a guided paddle, and writes the whole plan into one quote. You pay the inn, the outfitter and the park yourself, directly.

from $165 per person for two nights, two sharing a room; room taxes are added by the inn

Departures, month by month

Pick a month, then a river

Below, every dated departure stands under the month it begins in, with the run beside it. Choose one that suits you and ask about it on the form.

  1. December 2026 put-in dates

  2. January 2027 put-in dates

  3. February 2027 put-in dates

  4. March 2027 put-in dates

  5. April 2027 put-in dates

  6. May 2027 put-in dates

  7. September 2027 put-in dates

December on the Weeki Wachee, taken apart dollar by dollar

Take the Weeki Wachee River, December 18 to 20, 2026, shown beside this text; its three other departures carry the same figure. Two inn nights at $113 a room night come to $226 for the room. Two single kayaks at $35 per boat add $70, and park admission at $13 per adult adds $26 for two.

That makes $322 for two. Split in half and rounded up to the next $5, it reads $165 per person, or $330 for two sharing. Room taxes are not inside it; they arrive on the inn's own bill.

Weeki Wachee River, December 18 to 20, 2026

LineFor two
Inn, two nights at $113 a room night, one room$226
Single kayak, 2.8 miles one way with the ride back, $35 per boat, two of you$70
Park admission, $13 per adult, two of you$26
Sum before rounding$322
Rounded up to the next $5 per person: from $165 per person$330 for two sharing

A real written quote names the inn and swaps the ceiling of $113 a room night for that inn's own rate, and the inn adds room taxes on its own bill.

Six clear rivers, largest flow first

Six runs, each with its own page; open any picture to read its departures, its outfitter's terms and its figure.

A round spring basin seen across its surface, deep blue over the vent in the middle and turquoise over white sand at the rim, ringed by cypress and palms
A round spring basin turns deep blue over the vent and pale turquoise where white sand rims the edge, with cypress and palms standing all around it.

Send the form, and the office asks the inn and outfitter

Send the form for one departure; it takes requests 24/7, reserves nothing and costs nothing. The office then asks the inn and the outfitter whether those nights and a place on the water are free, and a first written answer reaches you before sundown in Orlando. The full quote naming both follows once they reply. Only after your written yes does the office ask them to hold the nights and the launch, and you pay each of them directly.

Which dated departure
Your own boat from the outfitter, or the guide's

This request costs nothing and commits you to nothing: no room, no boat and no payment changes hands because of it. The form takes trip requests 24/7. Conditions · Privacy

Short answers to common questions

What does a trip cost?

Figures start at $165 per person for two sharing a room on Weeki Wachee and reach $255 per person on Chassahowitzka. The written quote confirms the number.

What sits outside the figure?

Room taxes and the county tourist tax, which the inn adds. A solo traveler in a room alone pays for the whole room.

Who sets the cancellation terms?

The inn, the outfitter and the park each set their own, and the written quote spells them out.

Will we see manatees?

Manatees winter in several of these rivers, roughly mid-November to the end of March. They are protected, so they are watched quietly from the boat, from a distance; no trip promises a sighting.

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