Introduction To Kayaking

We are happy to provide you with a kayak (paddle and PFD included) to use during your class free of charge. This is particularly beneficial when you are just starting out and are still trying to figure out which kayak is right for you. If you already own a kayak it is advisable to learn and get used to your own kayak. However, we may require you to use one of our kayaks if we consider yours to be unsafe or inappropriate for the class.

Your safety is our top priority. Every instructor on our team is certified in first aid and CPR, ensuring a secure learning environment. Additionally, we have rigorous risk management protocols in place, strictly followed by our instructors in the event of an emergency. If you have any further questions about safety, please contact us at 407-267-9950 for more information.

Your lesson will be led by a trained, experienced professional with a solid teaching background, years of personal kayaking experience, and a passion for teaching. Our instructors, certified by both the American Canoe Association (ACA) and British Canoeing, are dedicated to a student-centered teaching approach, focusing on imparting the nuances of kayaking effectively.

Our program maintains a maximum group size of 5 students, ensuring focused attention and effective instruction. In case we exceed this limit, we'll uphold a 5:1 student-to-teacher ratio to maintain quality instruction. Additionally, age restrictions are in place—participants must be 10 years or older to enroll in kayak lessons, while those under 10 require adult supervision.

Central Florida on average maintains warm temperatures throughout the entire year with slightly lower temperatures during the winter months. Summers, lasting from May to October, are long, warm and particularly humid. Rain showers are common during this time of the year. The winter month are short, cool, and dry, lasting from December to February. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 52°F (11°C)to 91°F (33°C).