Cruise a jungle-like river and look for alligators, birds, and manatees
2 hrs
Up to 16 people
River cruise, wildlife viewing
Cruise the St. Sebastian River by pontoon for a look at Florida's wilder side. Travel through a jungle-like river setting with diverse wildlife.
No refunds for cancellations within 48 hours. Before then, cancellations incur a $10 processing fee per person. Changes to a different day or time cost $5.
Product ID: FF63SC
The pontoon accommodates up to 16 guests, and the tour requires at least 6 passengers.
Yes. Tours are subject to cancellation for weather or demand.
Bring a hat, sunscreen, bug spray, and any food or beverages you want. For cool, windy, or rainy conditions, bring a jacket, raincoat, blanket, or long pants. Binoculars are optional.
Dale Wimbrow Park Boat Ramp, 11805 Roseland Road, Sebastian, FL 32958
The ELC boat tour was absolutely fantastic. The guide Willie and the boat captain, Marty were incredibly informative, and you could truly feel their love for the Indian River Lagoon in every story they shared. The highlight of the evening was watching the birds fly into Pelican Island to roost for the night—an unforgettable sight. The beautiful sunset made the entire experience even more magical.
Sharon Ortiz
August 9, 2026
The ELC boat tour was absolutely fantastic. The guide Willie and the boat captain, Marty were incredibly informative, and you could truly feel their love for the Indian River Lagoon in every story they shared. The highlight of the evening was watching the birds fly into Pelican Island to roost for the night—an unforgettable sight. The beautiful sunset made the entire experience even more magical.
Sharon Ortiz
August 9, 2026
Cruise at sunset to Pelican Island National Wildlife Reserve
Spot alligators, manatees, and dolphins on a 2–2.5 hour pontoon ecology cruise along the scenic Sebastian River.
Paddle mangroves, coves, and shoreline waters at your own pace
Explore mangroves and shoreline at your own pace
Cruise the Indian River Lagoon for a chance to spot dolphins and manatees
Share a scenic paddle through mangroves and coastal waterways