Mangrove Airboat & Swamp Buggy Tour in Everglades City
Explore mangrove tunnels, cypress forest and six Everglades attractions
Duration
80 mins
Includes
Airboat, buggy & alligator show
Highlights
- Glide through mangrove tunnels on a 50-minute airboat tour
- Explore cypress forest on a 30-minute swamp buggy tour
- Visit the Everglades City Boardwalk
- Drive 5 miles to Wooten's for additional attractions
- Watch a live alligator show and visit the Animal Sanctuary
- Hold a baby alligator during the optional alligator hugs experience
Know before you go
- Arrive 30 minutes before your airboat tour
- Ages 1+ only; travelers 17 and younger need an accompanying adult age 18 or older
- Expect shared 6- or 10-seat airboats; groups may be split, and toddlers need their own seat
- Plan your own return transportation, as ridesharing services cannot pick you up at this location
- Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed
- Taxes, fees and a processing fee apply in addition to the listed price
Cancellation Policy
Cancel or change up to 24 hours before start for a refund. Later cancellations owe full price. Full refund if the operator cancels for safety or other reasons.
FAQs
Expect shared 6- or 10-seat airboats. Your group may be split across boats, and other travelers may be seated with you. Toddlers need an assigned seat, even if sitting on your lap.
Bring closed-toe shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, bug spray, a camera, and comfortable clothing.
Do not rely on ridesharing services such as Uber or Lyft for your return trip; they cannot pick you up at this location. Drive 5 miles to Wooten's for the additional attractions.
Meeting details
Captain Jack's, Everglades City, FL
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.