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Everglades 10,000 Islands Private Photo Safari: Capture Florida’s Wild Coastal Beauty - Naples

Everglades 10,000 Islands Private Photo Safari: Capture Florida’s Wild Coastal Beauty

Napleseasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

2–3 hours

Fitness Level

Light physical fitness is sufficient; the tour involves sitting with occasional standing and movement on the boat.

Overview

Explore Florida’s wild Everglades and 10,000 Islands on a private photo safari. Enjoy expert guidance, intimate small-group access, and breathtaking wildlife scenes on this 2.5-hour custom boat tour.

Chokoloskee, Florida

Everglades 10,000 Islands Private Photo Safari

Starting at $499.95 • 2.5 Hours • Up to 6 passengers per boat

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About This Adventure

Embark on a unique photography adventure with a private boat tour, tailored to your preferences and the season's wildlife. Capture stunning images of elusive species and breathtaking landscapes, with the flexibility to shoot at optimal times. Enhance your skills with a professional photographer, ensuring a memorable and personalized experience.

Photograph areas seldom reached by others

Rates

Private Boat: $499.95 $100 per additional passenger over 2 people • Up to 6 passengers per boat

Duration

2.5- 3 Hours

About

The whole area and your photography/birding opportunities change with the seasons, therefore so do our tours. Sometimes we need to run deep into the Park's interior to reach a shoot location or species. Other times, the wildlife is close by.

Lighting considerations can influence a shoot and many photographers wish to shoot early in the mornings or late in the evenings. However, tidal considerations are even more important, especially for shooting wading birds as they need shallow water to feed. Many photographers enjoy shooting while standing in the water or on a remote sand beach.

All private photography tours are customized based on your desires, the season, the wildlife and the weather. You and your guide discuss your needs, wants and the possible options prior to your tour.

The use of a power boat typically provides the most flexibility for photographers. A flat-decked boat is your shooting platform and has room for one tripod.

The power boat is also the only practical way to shoot some of the spectacular island beaches and landscapes at sunrise and sunset.

You can elect to have the option to have a Professional Outdoor Photographer/Instructor for a personalized Photography Workshop

Reservations are required and the tour can be booked securely online. Please do not hesitate to call, however. Prices exclude 7% Florida sales tax and gratuity for your guide.

Adventure Tips

Bring a waterproof camera bag

Protect your gear from unexpected splashes while photographing near water.

Dress in light, breathable clothing

Wear sun-protective, lightweight clothes to stay comfortable under Florida’s sun.

Use polarized sunglasses

Reduce glare off water for better visibility and shooting conditions.

Charge batteries fully before tour

Extra power ensures you won’t miss key photo moments during the outing.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • American alligator
  • Roseate spoonbill

History

The 10,000 Islands region was historically inhabited by the Calusa people, known as skilled coastal hunters and fishermen before European contact.

Conservation

This area is protected through extensive conservation programs focusing on mangrove restoration and estuarine water quality, supporting endangered species habitats.

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Recommended Gear

DSLR or mirrorless camera

Essential

Essential for capturing high-quality images of wildlife and landscapes.

Polarized sunglasses

Essential

spring specific

Wide-brimmed hat

Essential

Protects from sun exposure during midday boating.

summer specific

Water-resistant binoculars

Helps spot distant wildlife through mangroves and open waters.