Name: Kayaking Dunedin causeway
Start: 2026-05-09T09:00:00-04:00
Location: Sail Honeymoon Island - Kayak

Kayaking Meetup – May 9th at 9 AM 🌊
Recommend 4 hour rental
What to Bring for the Kayak Meet-Up:
• Water (stay hydrated!)
• Small cooler with snacks
• Sunblock
• Dry bag for your belongings
Optional but helpful:
• Hat & sunglasses
• Towel
• Change of clothes
Join us for a beautiful morning on the water! We’ll be kayaking from the Dunedin Causeway out to Caladesi—one of the most scenic routes in the area.
🚣‍♀️ Details:
• Date: May 9th
• Time: 9:00 AM
• Launch Point: Dunedin Causeway
• Route: Paddle out toward Caladesi Island
You’re welcome to bring your own kayak, or you can rent one from Sail Honeymoon (call 727-734-0392 to reserve in advance).
After our paddle, we’ll relax and grab lunch together at Frenchy’s Outpost Bar & Grill right on the Causeway.
🌞 Calling all kayaking lovers—come out, enjoy the water, meet great people, and make it a fun day!
Rental Reservation
Sail Honeymoon - Kayak and Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) rentals 727-734-0392 61 Causeway Blvd, Dunedin, FL
We have shallow and protected waters, knowledgeable staff, high quality equipment, kayak trails, 12 spoil islands, 6 miles of inland waterways, 2 state park islands, top rated beaches and much more.
St Joseph's Sound is bordered on the west by Honeymoon island and Caladesi island, both un spoiled barrier islands and part of our state park system, the shallow waters protected from the Gulf of Mexico run six miles south to the Memorial Causeway bridge at Clearwater beach, with the quaint city of Dunedin Florida on the west side.
Caladesi Island is the true jewel voted the # 1 beach in North America 2008 with beautiful white sand,ample shells and bird nesting areas. Only a 15 minute paddle from our location, continue to paddle along the edge of the mangrove forest where the water averages only 2 to 5 feet deep the grass flats are protected, (no motor boats allowed) dolphins, osprey are very common, manatee and eagles are seen on occasion along with hundreds of species of migratory birds and fish that visit the island make this a kayaking paradise.
Caladesi State Park: Best way to visit one of state's top beaches is by kayak from the SunSentinel
Dunedin Causeway a.k.a. Curlew Rd (on the mainland) has long been a favorite launch area for sailboat, kayak, windsurfers, fishing, catamaran sailing and a sort of locals beach / boat hang out.
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