moderate
5 hours
Participants should be in moderate physical shape to board the airboat and handle some walking on wet terrain.
Experience the thrill of a 5-hour airboat tour through the Everglades, Florida’s vast subtropical wilderness. Encounter alligators, vibrant birdlife, and learn about vital conservation efforts in this unique biosphere.
5 Hours • All Ages • Enjoy a unique experience!
Embark on an unforgettable 5-hour adventure through the breathtaking Everglades, the largest remaining swamp land in the world. Experience the thrill of an airboat ride, encounter alligators and exotic wildlife, and learn about vital conservation efforts in this unique biosphere reserve. Enjoy guided insights and ample photo opportunities throughout your journey.
5 Hours including Transportation
This tour takes you on a visit to the largest remaining swamp land in the world. The Everglades Park was named World Heritage Site, a biosphere reserve and wetland of international interest, thanks to its fabulous features. And it is the wildest area in the United States.
You will experience the thrilling sensation of an airboat ride aboard one of the best and safest airboats in south Florida, and you will witness the beauty of the Everglades wilderness.
Highlights The Alligator Nature Show allows you to discover alligators, crocodiles, and other exotic creatures. You will learn about the conservation and preservation of one of the most delicate and vital ecological systems in the world and its inhabitants.
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Know before you go
The Everglades is home to many mosquitoes, especially in warmer months—strong repellent keeps bugs at bay.
Water and mud are common on airboat docks and surrounding trails; waterproof shoes ensure comfort.
Exposure to the sun can be intense in open marshlands—protect your skin during the tour.
The tour offers excellent photo opportunities—you want to be sure your gear is ready to capture wildlife and landscapes.
The Everglades was established as a national park in 1947 to protect its unique wetlands and wildlife habitats.
Ongoing restoration projects aim to improve water flow and habitat connectivity to sustain native species against urban impact.
Protects against mosquitoes common in subtropical wetlands.
summer specific
Keeps feet dry while boarding and walking near water.
Provides shade and helps prevent sunburn during exposed outdoor sections.
summer specific
Reduces glare over water surfaces, improving wildlife and landscape visibility.
summer specific