Egans Creek
$70.00
Tour Details
Single and Tandem Kayaks
Tour Schedule
Every day’s schedule is different as we try to keep a variety
of tours available. Most days there are morning and afternoon trips available. Please call 904-557-5307 for the most current availability. Tours can be booked online as well.
(By calling payment is not due until the time of the tour.)
This tour is tidal dependent. To have the most favorable paddle, we work with the tide to set the time of the tour.
Working with tides, this trip my be a one way paddle, and we will assist with shuttling. Tour Meeting locations vary as we work with the tides. Directions are provided at the time of the reservation to the corresponding tour they have reserved. We ask that all paddlers arrive 10 minutes prior to meet time.
Egans Creek is located on the north end of Amelia Island.
“Before Lewis and Clark there was William Bartram. In March 1774, Bartram began his much-anticipated trip to Florida, first setting foot on Amelia Island. He traveled through Old Fernandina to Lord Egmont’s plantation and continued to the St. John’s River documenting the region’s flora and fauna. Bartram introduced the world to over 250 native plants.
Egans Creek is a part of the Bartram Trail and known as an estuary. Think of an estuary as simply as an enormous nursery where numerous fish and other wildlife flourish. Guests will experience the intracoastal waterway of the Amelia River along with gliding through the naturally carved paths of the marsh grasses in the estuary, while having a view of the historic Amelia Island Lighthouse. They can enjoy seeing the various aquatic vegetation while keeping an eye out for birds and other wildlife that nature has to offer in our area. The environment gives paddlers great views of the marsh grasslands and an ever-changing skyline that is hard to beat.
Egan’s Creek Moments
