Raging Water Sports

Our riding area is the beautiful Intercoastal Waterway, which includes the Matanzas River to the south and the scenic Tolomato River to the north. Leaving from the Sebastian River, you can tour historic St. Augustine by water on one of our customized guided waverunner tours, designed to fit your individual needs. On a two hour tour, travel north through Guana State Park and experience a more prehistoric view of the inland waterway, or head south by the historic bayfront of old St. Augustine toward Fort Matanzas and Matanzas Inlet. Either direction, there is an abundance of marine and wildlife to see. Pelicans, ospreys, roseate spoonbills and a large variety of gulls & terns are common, along with Bottle Nosed Dolphin and many species of fish. Even Manatees may be spotted during the summer months.

GUIDED WAVERUNNER TOURS (available May -August only)
We offer guided waverunner tours, whether you like slower scenic rides or have a "need for speed", this is a great way to experience more of the waterway and wildlife around this historic area. You will definitely want to bring a waterproof camera or GoPro for this!

The tour guide will lead you from the Sebastian River, either south to Fort Matanzas and Flagler County, or north through historic downtown. Traveling south will take you through Crescent Beach eventually arriving at Fort Matanzas for a beach break and some sight seeing. Or, skip the stop and continue on to Flagler County. North takes you past the historic St. Augustine bayfront, Bridge of Lions, and the Castillo de San Marcos. From there, you cruise past the inlet and continuing north on the Tolomato River.

We can customize the trip for your group, if you are interested in a faster tour, you are able to experience river riding at speeds up to 50 mph traveling about 15 miles on the waterway. Or we can combine some slower scenic touring and fast riding if you prefer.

Reservations must be made in advance.