Crystal River Manatee Adventures

09/06/2024

09/05/2024

Epic group today on the scallop grounds!
For it being close to the end of the season, they did GREAT!
BANGER TRIP, BANGER GROUP!
Thanks for coming out with us!

As the season comes closer to an end, don't miss out on all this fun!
Come join in on the hype!

09/04/2024

It’s a fact!
All a manatee’s teeth are molars and are constantly being replaced. Called “marching molars,” new teeth form at the back of the jaw, wear down as they move forward, then eventually fall out. This constant tooth replacement is a great adaptation to their diet, which includes plants and sand that are often abrasive and wear the teeth down. Find more facts at savethemanatee.org/facts

08/29/2024

08/22/2024

Had an amazing post- storm trip this morning with this brilliant group from London!
Thanks guys, for sharing this awesome adventure together!

07/29/2024

Let the dreams in your heart be your compass.

07/28/2024

07/28/2024

For this , we have a fun fact that will blow your mind! Did you know that 90% of Florida’s drinking water comes from groundwater?

That’s right, and Florida springs give us a unique ability to see how our groundwater (the water we drink!) is fairing. Come by Three Sisters Springs and take a look at where your drinking water comes from!

Photo: USFWS

Image description: Photo of Three Sisters Springs from the edge of the spring run, looking into the springs. The water is a clear, blue-green and lined with rocky shorelines and thin trees draped in Spanish moss (tree hair). Much of the vegetation are varying shades of green with a cloudy sky overhead.

07/28/2024

Had a BLAST yesterday with this group 💚🌊🛥️🐚
You guys were awesome 😎

Conditions have been tough but there's still tons of fun to be had!

07/21/2024

It's been absolutely BEAUTIFUL out there 🛥️🌊🐚🐡🦀🌅
Although the tides have been high, and the scallops are deep, we've been making the best of it, soaking in all the ocean life !

Don't forget to book your adventure with Crystal River Manatee Adventures ✅

07/13/2024

Happy Sea Cow Saturday!!!

07/11/2024

An EXTRODINARY family!
Very blessed to have crossed paths, see you guys soon!!

07/10/2024

A beautiful blue crab in the beautiful 3 Three Sisters Springs

07/10/2024

Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge and our partners at Southwest Florida Water Management District and City of Crystal River are committed to the protection and restoration of Three Sisters Springs. In recent years, we have stabilized the shoreline and we need your help to protect the springs for years to come! We will be posting seven tips for responsible recreation at Three Sisters Springs. Please practice these tips while visiting.

Tip #1: Stay in the water or paddle craft and keep off the rocks and shoreline.

The rocks may look appealing to rest on, but don’t be fooled! The rocks stabilize the soil to help plants grow along the bank. They can also be dangerous and slippery to walk on from algae.

Learn more about protecting Three Sisters Springs here: https://watermatters.org/protecttss

Photo description: A smiling person in red swim trunks and short, dark curly hair is kneeling on an orange paddleboard and paddling in Three Sisters Springs. The sandy shoreline in the background is green with vegetation and mossy rocks with a forest just beyond the rocks. A text overlay states: “Stay in the water or paddle craft and keep off the rocks and shoreline.” Followed by the tag line “Protect Three Sisters Springs” and 3 logos (Southwest Florida Water Management District logo depicting the state of Florida with the district boundaries shaded in gray, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service logo depicting a fish jumping out of water, a mallard flying over the fish, and a sunset background, and the City of Crystal River logo depicting a manatee wrapped in a ribbon with the statement “Home of the Manatee” written across it.)

07/07/2024

It's officially scallop season! 🚤 Here are a few safety tips from MyFWC Florida Fish and Wildlife to remember while finding underwater gems. 🐚

💧 When scalloping in open water, divers should stay within 300 feet of a correctly displayed divers-down flag or 100 feet of a divers-down flag if on a river, inlet, or navigation channel.
💧 Always operate your boat at idle speed when traveling within 300 feet of a divers-down flag in open water or within 100 feet of a divers-down flag on a river, inlet, or navigational channel.

Enjoy the season responsibly and happy scalloping!

07/07/2024

This is your reminder to give someone you love a squeeze. 🥰

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07/07/2024

This summer may be hot, but the scalloping is straight fire!! 🔥
Tons of scallops, tons of FUN!!
Don't forget to book your spot this year while the gettins' good!! ⬇️

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07/07/2024

What a pleasure it was to accompany these two lovely ladies on this all aquatic adventure! Come back and see us, you guys were awesome!