CUSTOMER QUOTES ABOUT JUPITER OUTDOOR CENTER ADVENTURES
22/20/2023
“Look at all the fish!”
(PHOTOS/BILL DIPAOLO)
That’s a recent revelation from one of our guests on a JUPITER OUTDOOR CENTER paddling tour, floating through the close-packed, sturdy mangroves north of Cato’s Bridge,
Your canoeing in Jupiter tour begins into the clear waters of Sawfish Bay. Paddling toward the historic Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse, your expert guide will be on the lookout for manatees, sea turtlers and tropical birds — and of course, little fish.
Paddling into the sanctuary known as the Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse Outstanding Natural Area, you’ll be amazed at the density of the mangroves. Look closely into the water around the spindly-fingered roots. Those juvenile snook, tarpon and shrimp you see are attending aquatic nursery school, hiding from predators until they are big enough to go into their watery world as adults.
T0 sign up for a canoeing in Jupiter or other tours, click “The power of the ocean is incredible”
This from a bicycle rider on a pedaling tour of the historic Jupiter waterfront.
You’ll hear, smell and feel the power of tides as the salty waves slap spray up against the rocks at the jetty at DuBois Park. Our tour straddles the turquoise blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean along Jupiter’s pristine beaches. There’s wide bicycle lanes, water fountains and rest rooms along the route.
We stop at the former site of the Celestial Railroad. We’ll check out the history of gold-seeking Spanish galleons sunk off the Jupiter Inlet centuries ago.
The tour is scheduled for 90 minutes. Too long? Too short? Do you have a special area you want to explore?
Sure.