easy
4–5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, minimal physical exertion required
Experience Everglades wildlife up close on a thrilling airboat ride from Miami, featuring a wildlife show and local treats like fried alligator bites. Discover why this natural wetland is a must-visit outdoor adventure.
Airboat and Wildlife Show
Experience the thrill of the Everglades with a guided airboat ride and captivating wildlife presentation. This unique adventure includes round-trip bus transportation from Miami, allowing you to explore a natural paradise and even taste fried alligator bites. Immerse yourself in Florida's wildlife on this unforgettable 4.5-hour tour!
Adult: Ages 9+ Child: Ages 2-8 Infant: $0 Ages 0 to 1 | 1 infant allowed per Adult If bringing a car seat for your baby, you are required to purchase a children's ticket
Includes: Bus transportation Hotel-Park-Hotel and Park Admission "Everglades Holiday Park" (included with park admission: Airboat Ride + Wildlife Show) Visit the Everglades an exclusive natural paradise for their animal species get to know them through an Air Boat Ride (about 45 minutes long) guided by the experts of the area & a wildlife presentation, you could also try the unique fried alligator bites. (Food not included).
***Tour starts at 10:00AM from the meeting point, drive takes about 60 Min. each way, at the park will be a wait time to get on the Airboat which depends on how busy park is, normally about 20 Minutes or so, the airboat ride takes about 60 min. after you will have about 30 min. to see the exhibits or just grab a snack or a drink. Whole tour is about 4 Hours, if you need a hotel pick up depending on the location it will take and extra 45 to 60 min more for pick up and same for return extending the tour from 4 hours up to about 6 hours.
Mosquitoes can be abundant, especially in warmer months, so insect repellent will enhance comfort.
Light fabrics help keep you cool and dry during the airboat ride and outdoor presentations.
Sun glare off the water can be intense—polarized sunglasses improve visibility and comfort.
Closed shoes protect feet during boat boarding and walking near wetlands.
The Everglades was designated a National Park in 1947 and is a key site for regional biodiversity and water conservation.
Tour operations emphasize minimizing environmental impact to protect this sensitive wetland and educate visitors about preservation efforts.
Keeps mosquitoes and biting insects at bay in the warm Everglades environment.
summer specific
Staying hydrated is important during the tour, especially in Florida’s heat.
Afternoon showers are common, so a lightweight rain jacket can keep you comfortable.
summer specific
Capture photos of abundant wildlife and scenic wetland vistas.