Private Big Cypress Swamp Buggy Tour
Reach Big Cypress backcountry by private elevated swamp buggy
Ideal For
Up to 6 people
Includes
Private buggy, guide, lunch
Highlights
Travel privately with Captain Steve on a quiet, guided swamp buggy expedition through the Big Cypress National Preserve. His lifetime of navigating these lands brings local knowledge and stories to a slow-moving exploration away from crowded airboat rides.
- Traverse rugged trails, cypress strands, and wet prairies in an elevated swamp buggy
- Explore backcountry terrain that airboats cannot reach
- Customize the outing for photography, field research, or a special occasion
What's Included
- Private swamp buggy
- Personal guide
- Lunch
- Cold drinks
- Water
This booking is for the whole experience, which fits up to 6 guests.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel 30+ days ahead for a 100% refund; 21–29 days for 90% or reschedule; 14–20 days for 80% or reschedule; 8–13 days for 50% or reschedule; 1–7 days: reschedule only. No refund for weather that affects your plans but not operations; rescheduling is subject to availability. If weather or force majeure affects operations, you may be eligible for a full refund or reschedule. Hurricane refunds apply only when the tour is canceled by the operator.
Product ID: 6JZ2T8
FAQs
The standard private swamp buggy tour accommodates up to 6 people. Larger groups may be accommodated.
Park on Turner River Road beside the swamp buggy. The meeting point is on a lime rock road along the canal.
Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a camera. Wear shoes that can get wet or muddy, and leave a change of clothes in your car in case of rain.
Meeting details
Captain Steve's Swamp Buggy Adventures, Concho Billie Trail, Turner River Rd, Ochopee, FL 34141
Related locations
Big Cypress National Preserve
Admission includedStanding knee-deep in the saw grass and cypress strands of Big Cypress National Preserve, you sense just how ancient this landscape is. Gnarled pond cypresses rise from dark, tannin-stained water, their knees breaking the surface like sentinels. Alligators rest on sun-warmed banks while red-shouldered hawks circle overhead. Big Cypress National Preserve protects more than 700,000 acres of this irreplaceable South Florida wilderness, and every trail and waterway rewards patient attention.