Overview

Discover the wild side of South Florida on a 1.5-hour airboat tour with Everglades Nature Tours. Glide through the wetlands and encounter native wildlife in their natural habitat—an unforgettable adventure for all ages.

Miami, Florida

Semi-Private - 1.5-Hour Airboat Tour

Semi Private Tours

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Date

Fri, Oct 3

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Experience the untamed beauty of the South Florida Everglades on an exhilarating airboat tour! With no cages or feeders, this adventure offers a genuine glimpse into the wild. Enjoy informative and fun exploration for the whole family, guided by US Coast Guard certified operators in small boats for optimal wildlife viewing.

Airboats and Fan Boats in the Everglades!

No cages, no feeders, no animal care givers. This is as wild, adventurous tour as you will find in the South Florida (SoFlo) Everglades. Informative, educational and fun for the whole family. Small boats allow sighting from both sides US Coast Guard certified and trained operators

Rates

People $70 per person

Duration

1 hour and 30 minutes

Adventure Tips

Dress for the weather

Wear lightweight, moisture-wicking clothing and sun protection, as it can get hot and sunny on the water.

Arrive early

Getting to your tour on time ensures the best wildlife viewing opportunities and a more relaxed experience.

Bring binoculars

Enhance your wildlife sightings by bringing binoculars for distant views of birds and reptiles.

Stay quiet

Keep noise to a minimum during the tour for the best chance to see shy animals like alligators or herons.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Great Blue Herons
American Alligators

History

The Everglades have been a vital part of Florida’s ecological history since the 19th century, serving as a crucial habitat for native species and a challenging landscape for early explorers.

Conservation

Everglades Nature Tours actively supports preservation efforts by practicing eco-friendly operation methods and educating visitors about the wetland’s fragile ecosystem.