Guided Everglades Kayak Tours

Full Day Everglades Kayak Tour

2 Parks -in- 1 Day
Freshwater -to- Saltwater

Venture through the mangrove tunnels and the grass prairie to the mystic 10,000 Islands. Known as the Amazon of North America, you’ll glide under the canopy of our country’s only subtropical wilderness all the way to Fakahatchee Island. We start off in the freshwater ecosystem, which is where you’re likely to see alligators, birds, fish, and turtles. Midway through the environment begins to change to a saltwater ecosystem. It’s considered brackish water and. is where we sometimes see manatee. as we make our way further south it becomes a total saltwater ecosystem and that’s where we’re likely to see dolphin as well! Once you make it to the mouth of the river you’ll see your next destination…..the ancient shell island across the bay, Fakahatchee Island. That’s where we’ll stop and have our lunch and explore the island. During our exploration you’ll discover remanence of the ancient Calusa Indians as well as the first settlers of the 1800′s. From the island you’ll enjoy a leisurely Motorboat Tour through the 10,000 Islands and back to the mainland. This is a 7 hour trip but can be altered if you desired.

$299 per person 10 & Up
9 & Younger FREE with adult
2 Person Minimum 

Everglades Kayak Tour Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What do I need to bring on my trip?

Definitely bring your camera and binoculars if you have them. We will have water, insect repellent, dry bags, water, and a snack for you. I always keep some backup sunscreen, but bring your favorite if you can.  

What should I wear?

You can wear, whatever is comfortable for you depending on the weather.  

Will the alligators harm us

The alligators that we encounter are wild and behave as such.  They avoid the kayaks and do not see us as prey. 

When is the best time to see wildlife?

Typically mornings and late afternoon are the best times for wildlife. Although temperature, rain, etc. can affect the wildlife as well. But you will have the advantage because we always keep you updated on current conditions. 

Where is the best place to kayak in the Everglades?

Turner River in the big Cypress Preserve and East River in Fakahatchee Preserve are by far the top two kayak locations in the Everglades. They are both diverse ecosystems, full of alligators and other wildlife.

Everglades National Park is primarily a saltwater ecosystem here and is best explored in a small motorboat. 

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All online bookings are responded to within 5 hours. You may also email us with questions at TourTheEverglades@gmail.com or call for immediate assistance at (239) 260-4577. You can also reach us on WhatsApp. 

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