Eco Tours in Florida

Discover Florida's wild Everglades on an exciting full-day tour from the Greater Fort Myers/Naples area. You'll travel by airboat deep into the secluded Western Everglades, explore Big Cypress National Preserve by van and foot, and take a leisurely cruise through a mangrove forest. Enjoy commentary from your naturalist guide as you spot manatees, dolphins and native birds and lunch featuring exotic alligator appetizers!

Escape to the wilderness of the Florida Everglades from Orlando on this 30-minute or 1-hour airboat adventure. This exciting nature tour includes admission to the Wild Florida Airboats and Wildlife Park - with over 200 different animals like lemurs, sloths, zebras, watusi cattle, bobcats and more. Upgrade to the half-day tour and enjoy a delicious barbeque lunch at the Chomp House Grill, plus an alligator souvenir!

Discover the beauty and diversity of Everglades National Park on an exciting wildlife boat tour from Fort Myers! In a small group, you'll travel deep into the sleepy wetlands of the Everglades' Ten Thousand Islands to learn about rare local flora and spot native animals. Spend 3.5 hours with an expert guide, learning about the unique ecosystem and snapping photos of alligators, sea turtles, manatees, native birds and more.

Snorkel with manatees in the Crystal River on a wildlife tour that gets you close to the West Indian Manatees that flock to the Crystal River's many freshwater springs. You'll learn about the remarkable manatees and the ecosystem they depend on, then slip into the water to see the manatees as they swim and feed. Wetsuits and all snorkeling equipment are included in this Crystal River manatee tour, with warm drinks served on board the boat.

See marine wildlife and enjoy a shelling adventure off the coast of southwest Florida on this 3-hour, small-group eco-tour from Naples. Choose from a morning or afternoon departure time. See local marine wildlife like manatees, tropical birds and more with a US Coast Guard-certified captain leading the way. Explore the mangroves and waterways of the Ten Thousand Islands, looking for tropical birds, alligators and dolphins in this unique ecosystem. Then walk the white sands of a deserted island in search of sea shells.