Hi Cassie, Yes, our guide will be with you the entire time you are on the tour. We are also very beginner friendly so no worries there. Your guide will give you instruction on how to paddle and be there for you at all times. Our full-size single kayaks are rated for up to 260 lbs. Our tandem kayaks will handle 220 in the rear seat and 170 in the front. Total weight not exceeding 350.

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The tour is very safe! We have never come across an alligator on a tour yet the chance is there. We paddle through brackish waters, and the alligators typically spend their time in fresh waters. Our minimum age is typically 6 years old to join the tour. We have found that it is sometimes difficult to keep younger children's attention for the entire 2 hours in a kayak. That being said... we have taken younger children on tour based on the parent's confidence in their particular child. We simply ask parents please understand there will be other people with us who are looking for a relaxing experience and misbehaving children will hinder everyone's experience.

We have very few people tip kayaks on our tours. One of our kayak options is a large, full-size single person kayak. To ease her worry, have her choose this kayak option. She would have a hard time tipping this one over.

We paddle an average of 2 miles over 2 hours. You are the motor so this does require you have enough strength to paddle yourself around. That being said, it is very beginner level paddling.

Two person kayaks work well. Everyone will have a good time.

Dell, The tour is through an extremely safe environment. There is very little chance of seeing alligators as we paddle through brackish water. I will not say there is absolutely no chance of seeing alligators but in the 10 years I have been paddling this lagoon, I have only seen one twice(and they were on shore near freshwater ponds.). We do not have Pythons up in our neck of the woods just yet. The python issue is in South Florida. Neither of the two should cause any worry...

April rains do bring in mosquitos but it is hit or miss just how bad they will be. I do provide mosquito repellant around these times and will cancel tours if I feel there are simply too many for comfort. Unfortunately this is one element of any outdoor activity that simply cannot be predicted or fully controlled.

It is calm unless it is storming. Animals usually do not flip you over...but it has happened.