A typical freshwater tour on the St. Johns River would be starting North of Lake Monroe traveling down stream, heading north. There is a lot of wild life that can be seen along the banks of the main river. Also, the feeder creeks like Wekiva and Blue Springs offer beautiful scenery. It is possible to view deer, hogs, gators and smaller animals. There is a large variety of waterfowl and birds that can be viewed as well.

For lunch it is either a cracker style picnic with fish fry where the many plants and trees can be explored more closely while Captain prepares, or a pit stop can be made to dine at one of the Marina Restaurants along the way. Of course, a bag lunch is always welcome.

The typical tour would leave from Daytona Beach to New Smyrna Beach in the morning traveling along the Intracoastal Waterway. There is much to see along the river which includes various wildlife and mammals like manatees and bottlenose dolphin. A trip out of Ponce Inlet is always very enjoyable on days that seas permit. Schools of fish are often seen with the possibility of a Manta Ray or even a Right Whale during spring months.

As on all tours, lunch is enjoyed if desired, at a Seafood Restaurant on the intracoastal river, or your lunch may be brought aboard.