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Everglades Day Trip

On this trip, we'll get to know the Everglades, the wildest region of Florida, passing through the swamps in a hovercraft and seeing a crocodile show. Everglades Day Trip from Miami.

  • 4 - 5 hours
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On this trip, we'll get to know the Everglades, the wildest region of Florida, passing through the swamps in a hovercraft and seeing a crocodile show.

Everglades Day Trip from Miami

Leaving Miami at 10:15, we head East to the Everglades, with a 40-minute journey featuring interesting facts about the area. Upon arrival, we'll take a hovercraft to navigate through the swamps, where the shallow water limits access for other boats, while searching for crocodiles, caimans, and turtles.

After the hovercraft trip, guests can watch a crocodile show, getting close to the animals, and the brave may take a photo with them. Those who opt out of the show will have free time for snacks or visiting the gift shop.

Following the show, there will be additional free time to relax, purchase souvenirs, or try local food before returning to Miami after approximately 4 to 4.5 hours.

Private Tour

If you prefer an exclusive experience, you can book a private tour of Miami and the Everglades.

Important Information

This tour includes a guide only for the Everglades visit. The journey to the park features recorded commentary on board the bus.Babies under 1 year may participate for free but will not have a designated seat.

Included

  • Transport by bus or minibus
  • English–speaking tour escort
  • English–speaking guide in the National Park
  • 45 to 60–minute airboat tour
  • Crocodile show and photo (optional)

Not included

  • Food and drinks

Tips

  • Accessibility: Not wheelchair accessible.

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