Kayak Rentals and Tours

Kayaking Gulf Shores, Alabama




Escape the beach crowds and come kayak the Alabama Gulf Coast. Paddle through a maze of marshlands and sandbars to gracefully glide just inches away from breathtaking wildlife. Enjoy a visual feast of yellow, orange and violet hues while the sun melts into the Gulf of Mexico. Kayak the waterways of Little Lagoon to enjoy gulf Shores as you never have before.

Little Lagoon is a 10 miles long and 1/2 mile wide on the north side of the Gulf of Mexico on the Alabama coast. It is separated from the Gulf by a 1/2 mile wide stretch of beach known in Gulf Shores as West Beach. Its brackish water is mix of overflow from the mostly fresh water Lake Shelby and salt water from the Gulf of Mexico that enters through the pass 3 miles west of Gulf Shores Parkway (St. Hwy. 59) under the Lee Callaway Bridge on West Beach Boulevard (St. Hwy. 182).



All of Down Under Dive Shop's Kayaks feature the very stable and beginner friendly sit-on-top design.


Ocean Kayak Rentals

3 hour Ocean Kayak Rental (includes PFD and Deluxe Paddles) $25 Per Kayaker
6 hour Ocean Kayak Rental (includes PFD and Deluxe Paddles) $50 Per Kayak

Guided Kayak Tours

3 hour tour Little Lagoon to Lake Shelby $50 Per Kayaker $10 per Additional Kayaker
Multi Day Delta Tour $150 Per Kayaker (2 ppl Min)

Kayak Fishing

3 hour Ocean Kayak Rental (includes PFD, Deluxe Paddles, Fishing Rod and Tackle) $40 Per Kayaker
6 hour Ocean Kayak Rental (includes PFD, Deluxe Paddles, Fishing Rod and Tackle) $80 Per Kayak










Down Under Dive Shop


Visit us on the web: www.downunderdiveshop.com

Call us at the Dive Center: 251-968-DIVE (3483)

Email us today: info@downunderdiveshop.com

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