50-Minute Small Airboat Tour in Ochopee
Ride a small airboat longer and closer to the mangroves
Duration
50 minute airboat tour
Includes
50-min airboat, alligator show
Highlights
Glide through Everglades grasslands on an extended small airboat tour designed for a more personalized ride. After your airboat time, watch a live alligator show and visit the animal sanctuary.
- Ride a small airboat on a 50-minute grassland and mangrove route
- Get a longer, more personalized experience in a smaller airboat
- See mangroves up close where larger airboats can’t go
- Watch a live alligator show after your airboat tour
- Visit the on-site animal sanctuary during your total visit
What's Included
- 50-minute small airboat tour
- Alligator show
- Animal sanctuary visit
Things to know
Pets and service dogs are not allowed in the animal sanctuary, near the boat launch, on airboats, or on swamp buggies. Service dogs are allowed only in the gift shop, restrooms, and picnic areas.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel or change up to 24 hours before start for a refund; otherwise you owe full price. If the operator cancels for safety or other reasons, you get a full refund.
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FAQs
Do not plan to arrive by Uber or Lyft. They do not pick up in Everglades City, so you may not have a ride home after your tour.
No. Pets and service dogs are not allowed in the animal sanctuary, near the boat launch, on airboats, or on swamp buggies. Service dogs are allowed only in the gift shop, restrooms, and picnic areas.
Arrive at least 30 minutes before your start time to help avoid delays.
Meeting details
32330 Tamiami Trail East Ochopee, FL 34141
Related locations
Animal Sanctuary & Alligator Park
Admission includedDeep in the heart of the Florida Everglades, Animal Sanctuary and Alligator Park puts you face to face with some of the most fascinating reptiles and wildlife in North America. The air is thick with subtropical warmth, and the sounds of the surrounding wetlands form a constant backdrop. Animal Sanctuary and Alligator Park draws visitors who want more than a roadside glimpse of Florida's wild creatures.
