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Honeymoon Comments

stand up paddle boarding adventure fun tour with supecoadventures minutes from cocoa beach vero beach and melbourne beach in central floridas space coast indian river lagoon (14)

My wife and I were on our honeymoon and found out about this through a brochure we found. We both had an amazing time! The staff were so friendly and you knew they really enjoy doing what they do. The Paddle boarding was the perfect amount of time to see some of the Florida wildlife. Stingrays, Dolphins, Manatees, turtles, and many fish. Anyone, and I mean anyone can do it. The water is calm and barely any current of any kind. It has a similar feeling to canoeing. The water is not too deep at most about 7 feet. Minimum about 3 feet. It’s just all around a great experience for anyone young and old! A great time!

June 13, 2013 | Categories: SUP Blog | Tags: adventures, beach, eco, fun, honeymoon, melbourne, stand up paddle boarding, sup | Comments Off on Honeymoon Comments

Manatee facts

Manatee visit during one of our stand up paddle boarding tours

Everyone wants to see our local manatee, but most people to really know much about them. We are very lucky here at SUP Eco Adventures, because we get to start our day off by paddling in a beautiful area with these gentle creatures. But here are a few facts which might give you a little insight into our local icons. So, if you would like the opportunity to stand up paddle board in a beautiful area where manatee frequent, give us a call at SUP Eco Adventures.com to join us.
closest relative: no it’s not the cow, it’s the elephant. They are mammals, which mean they must breathe air, just like us.
Danger zone: When the water temperature drops below 68 degrees, the manatees are in real danger of going into shock.
Why 68 degrees: Although they look like they have huge layers of fat, they really don’t have the huge insulation layer of fat like a seal or whale. They have a ribcage which runs the length of their body and protects their vital organs such as lungs.
Biggest danger: Yep, boats. Not just boat propellers which will cut deep into the manatee, but also a boat strike which can easily break a rib and puncture a lung (very bad news for the manatee).