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Everglades Day Trip

Join us on our day trip to the Everglades from Fort Myers and hop on an airboat to see some of the animals that thrive in this Floridian ecosystem. Everglades Day Trip. We will meet at your chosen location and depart for the Everglades, a large...

  • 5 - 9 hours
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Join us on our day trip to the Everglades from Fort Myers and hop on an airboat to see some of the animals that thrive in this Floridian ecosystem.

Everglades Day Trip

We will meet at your chosen location and depart for the Everglades, a large wetland in South Florida. During the journey, we'll discuss conservation efforts in this unique wilderness area. Upon arrival, we will board an airboat to explore the marshes and swamps of the Everglades.

You will see alligators and various birds, including roseate spoonbills, great egrets, and purple gallinules. Before concluding the tour, there will be an interactive presentation about Florida's reptiles, covering alligator behaviors and nesting.

After 5 hours, we will return to the meeting point in Fort Myers.

9-Hour Tour

For a longer experience, this tour includes a hike through the swamp forests of the Everglades, home to cypress trees, owls, and woodpeckers.

Look for orchids, bromeliads, and vines in this subtropical landscape. You may also spot alligators or nesting turtles.

After the hike, enjoy a 1-hour boat ride on the estuary of Everglades National Park. A lunch will be provided with options of fried chicken, cheeseburger, grilled chicken sandwich, quesadilla, or grilled chicken salad. We will finish the tour with another airboat ride through the wetlands.

Included

  • Transport by minibus or coach
  • English–speaking guide
  • Airboat ride
  • Sightseeing boat ride (optional)
  • Lunch (optional)

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