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Discover the best top things to do in Cape Haze, United States including Hooked on SUP, Don Pedro Island State Park, Rotonda Golf & Country Club Long Marsh Golf Club, Blake Tours, Gasparilla Boat Tours, Stump Pass Beach State Park, Tails and Scales Charters, Grande Kayak, Rotonda Golf & Country Club, Margaret Albritton Gallery.
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1. Hooked on SUP
Overall Ratings
5 based on 335 reviews
Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) and Kayak Rentals, Guided Eco-Tours, Lessons, and Sales. PaddleFit and World Paddle Association Certified instructors and our tour guides are also Florida Master Naturalists. Paddle on beautiful water and see local wildlife like dolphin, manatee, stingrays, sea urchins, seahorses,and lots of fish and exotic birds. Paddle through magical mangrove tunnels at Don Pedro Island State Park with crystal clear water where you will float over starfish, sponges, upside down jellyfish, and live shells leading to a hidden lagoon that feels like your own private paradise. Kayak & SUP rentals also available so you can create your own adventure. 2 amazing Florida State Park locations- Don Pedro Island State Park & Stump Pass Beach State Park.
Reviewed By Nancy S - New York City, New York
From beginning to end, this is a classy outfit. Everyone associated with Hooked on SUP has been lovely and helpful. I Kayak and went on a terrific kayak trip to Don Pedro Island with Dawn. She is knowledgeable and approachable and I felt totally at...MoreI'm so thrilled to hear about your wonderful experience at both of our locations. We are very fortunate to have great employees and it makes us all proud to get such glowing reviews, thank you so much! And definitely hope to see you again soon!
2. Don Pedro Island State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By fred e - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
First, you can only access the island by boat, kayak, paddle board, canoe, etc!
BUT, the journey there is awesome! We saw dolphin, birds, fish, and manatee. We parked our car ($3) and paddled across the ICW. Followed the mangroves, under the little bridge to the lagoon and then on to the docking area of the island. PS- when approaching the docks, stay to the left and paddle in front of dock to access the beach). There is a $2 per person charge for use of the island. Once our boards were secure (there is a rack or leave them near the beach) we walked a short distance to the picnic pavilion and restrooms, then onto the beautiful, quiet beach. Snorkeling and shelling are awesome here. Spend a great day at this beach. WHen paddling back we found the mangrove tunnel- a 'must'! Follow the tunnel to the open lagoon and enjoy more secluded nature!
3. Rotonda Golf & Country Club Long Marsh Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By 143suep - Rotonda West, Florida
Long course, for most very impressive greens.enjoyed the round.gets very busy in the winter. Played this corse several times the wild life is everywhere. Cart only
4. Blake Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 35 reviews
Dolphin Sunset Cruises, Dolphin Eco Tours and Private Charters on scenic Lemon Bay Aquatic Preserve near Englewood Florida.
Reviewed By minusorus - Ohio
For the two hours of our cruise, Captain Blake had only one ambition: to make this experience wonderful for us. We saw some manatees, many dolphins (some very close), beautiful birds and we had the beach on San Pedro to ourselves. We all came out...MoreThank you for taking the time to write a review! We're looking forward to your next visit!!!
5. Gasparilla Boat Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 43 reviews
Come join us on the water for Sunset Tours, Sunset with Live Music, Eco/Lunch Cruise, Sandbar Trip, Private Charters
Reviewed By ingramgillam - Hickory, North Carolina
We had a great time! The captain's maintained a casual and fun atmosphere, but also kept their professialism when it came to safety. The boat was stable, so nobody, including my wife got sick. We even saw the green flash! Highly recommend the sunset cruise!Thank You! Captain Brian
6. Stump Pass Beach State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 884 reviews
Reviewed By Shannon M - Clarkston, Michigan
We went here on a very windy day for a picnic and to check out the nature trail. There are a few tables near the restrooms and parking lot. After lunch we hiked the 1.3 mile trail one way to the end of stump pass. Its worth the hike if you love nature, walking, playing and enjoying the water. The dolphins were all over the intercostal at the end and we enjoyed watching them as always. We were happy to see an area roped off for the nesting shore birds. Just an awesome place to rest and relax and enjoy the beauty of stump pass. We can't wait to go back again and enjoy the experience of nature and the beauty of God's creations!
7. Tails and Scales Charters
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
We are a full time Charlotte Harbor fishing guide service offering fishing charters on the back waters of Charlotte Harbor Estuary, Boca Grande, Gasparilla Sound, Placida and Lemon Bay.We Fish for Tarpon,Snook, Redfish & Trout on live and artificial bait using light tackle Nearby Cities we Service Sarasota Florida is 45 minutes. Boca Grande is 5-7 minutes. Venice Florida is 25 minutes. Port Charlotte Florida is 20 minutes. Placida Florida is 5 minutes. Englewood Florida is 7-15 minutes. North Port Florida is 25 minutes. Grove City Florida is 5 minutes. Rotonda West Florida is 7-10 minutes.
Reviewed By pafuri - South Africa
I try and get to Manasota Key every year from South Africa.
Love my fishing and have been out with Captain Erick 2 or 3 times. You couldn't do better believe me. You catch plenty, but Erick is great. Knows his fishing, the ecology, the water. The boat is always in great nick, the equipment first class.
I'll be back next year, and wouldn't dream of going out with anyone else.
8. Grande Kayak
Overall Ratings
5 based on 59 reviews
We are a passionate kayak touring and rental outfitter located and operating out of the beautiful Boca Grande, and Placida, Florida area. We offer Kayak Tours in Boca Grand and Placida, Florida throughout the local mangrove tunnels and Dolphin and Manatee exploration trips. Our experienced guides are professional naturalists with a passion for the outdoors and the surrounding beauties of Florida
Reviewed By love2travelalso - Illinois
Went on my first kayak experience yesterday with my 26 yr old son. Bear was our guide and I don't think we could have found a better guide for this experience. His knowledge was amazing to say the least. He really made me feel at ease since I was a bit nervous not knowing exactly what to expect. This was an incredible experience for this mom and her son for a birthday I will treasure. It will be something we will do again. Thanks so much Bear and we look forward to seeing you again hopefully soon!
9. Rotonda Golf & Country Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By rockydogz1 - Venice, Florida
When a golf course offers free breakfasts and a couple of beers, that tells you volumes about the condition of the course. This course has potential and the courses affiliated with this course is doing everything they can to get people to golf. Traps are lacking sand and inconsistent. Fairway grass is cut way to short and the tees are in need of repair.
10. Margaret Albritton Gallery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Suzymobile47 - Port Charlotte, Florida
If you visit Fishery Road for lunch at the Fishery Restaurant, you're on the site of a once-thriving fishery founded in 1944. It's a historic, but highly valuable, waterfront property and therefore the kind of endangered site that should be preserved in the National Historic Register, like El Jobean's Bean Depot Cafe. Unfortunately, it won't be, because it is owned by a major mortgage company.
While you're there, you'll find yourself drawn to this beach-scented paradise of a gift and art gallery on Fishery Circle, which once housed fishermen in its cottages.
Margaret and Garry Albritton, heirs to the property, operate the unique shop. Take the time to chat with them, and you'll learn some history, too. Unlike many local attractions, they promise to remain open all summer and host Saturday art shows, featuring high-end ceramics, sculpture, paintings, and original jewelry.
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