Everglades Boat Tours offers quiet, small-group adventures into the wild heart of Everglades National Park from Chokoloskee Island. Family-owned for more than 25 years, their U.S. Coast Guard–licensed captains and Florida Master N...
Everglades Boat Tours offers quiet, small-group adventures into the wild heart of Everglades National Park from Chokoloskee Island. Family-owned for more than 25 years, their U.S. Coast Guard–licensed captains and Florida Master N...
Everglades boat tours through this crew consistently earn glowing praise, with guides like Don, Dale, Glen, and Captain Tony standing out as the real stars of the show. Reviewers repeatedly highlight their deep knowledge of the area's wildlife, history, and ecosystem, and many guests say it was the single best experience of their entire trip. Photographers especially appreciate how captains will slow down, circle back, or position the boat to get that perfect shot. Wildlife sightings are a genuine highlight, with dolphins, birds (including a baby bald eagle!), rays, and manatees all making appearances across various tours. Some trips venture out to shell mounds and remote keys, giving guests a chance to explore on foot and swim. One reviewer did note that a particular captain seemed less warm and welcoming at the start, leaving them unsure they were in the right place, so it's worth confirming your booking details ahead of time. Overall, the vibe here is more relaxed and immersive than your typical tourist attraction. These tours feel personal and unhurried, with guides who genuinely seem to love what they do and are happy to share it.
Such an amazing time which went way too fast! Captain Don was a wealth of knowledge and answered all of our questions about the history, flora, and fauna of the 10,000 Islands. We will certainly use Everglades Boat Tours and Don when we make it back to the area.
Linda Wynne
August 27, 2026
Such an amazing time which went way too fast! Captain Don was a wealth of knowledge and answered all of our questions about the history, flora, and fauna of the 10,000 Islands. We will certainly use Everglades Boat Tours and Don when we make it back to the area.
Linda Wynne
August 27, 2026