moderate
6–8 hours
Participants should be comfortable walking on uneven, wet terrain and paddling for extended periods.
Discover the wild beauty of the Everglades with Wild Lime Adventures’ full-day wet hike and paddling tours. Led by expert naturalists, this experience offers a hands-on exploration of subtropical wetlands—perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
9 Hours • Most Days at 7 a.m. • Ages 5+ • Find The Real Florida™
7 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Take a wet hike led by an experienced naturalist guide. This is a bucket list experience! Join us on this mesmerizing, beautiful walk under a canopy of bald cypress trees. Witness the thousands of beautifully delicate epiphytes, like ferns, bromeliads and orchids; only to be fully experienced on a wet walk. Big Cypress National Preserve, situated right in the middle of the Everglades, is a forested area home to the Florida panther, black bear, wild boar, the endangered Everglades mink, Florida bobcat, and much more! This tour is the same as Tour #2, except that this is a wet walk instead of a dry walk. Just like Tour #2, there is also a 1-hour boat trip in the 10,000 Islands, lunch in Everglades City, a stop at a historic trading post, a 1-hour air boat trip way out in the real Everglades, a stop at a Native tree island village, and a narrated scenic drive through Big Cypress. Transportation is provided. Or meet us at a meet up location to start the tour.
Wild Lime Adventures™ Find The Real Florida™
Bring waterproof shoes and clothing to stay comfortable during wet hikes.
Use binoculars for better wildlife viewing and birdwatching.
Carry plenty of water, especially in warm weather, to keep hydrated during the activity.
Be alert and respectful of animals—some may be hidden or easily startled.
The Everglades have been crucial to Florida's indigenous peoples for centuries and became a national park in 1947 to protect its unique ecosystem.
Wild Lime Adventures emphasizes low-impact travel and educates guests on local conservation efforts to preserve the Everglades' fragile environment.
Keeps your feet dry and provides good traction on wet, slippery surfaces.
Hats, sunscreen, and sunglasses to shield from strong sun.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout the day while exploring.
Prepared for brief showers common in the region.
spring; summer; fall specific