Embark on an incredible full-day eco adventure in the Everglades with Wild Lime Adventures. Led by experienced biologists, explore wetlands, spot rare wildlife, take a boat tour, visit historic sites, and enjoy a delicious local lunch. Don’t miss this life-changing bucket list experience!
- Fort Lauderdale - We pick you up in Fort Lauderdale
- Miami - Enjoy a narrated scenic tour of Miami as we head out to our destination. Learn about Miami, old and new, from your interesting local guide.
- Tamiami Trail - Pass by without stopping
- Miccosukee Indian Village - Head out on a small air boat far from land. On this 1-hour trip, stop at 1 or 2 native tree island villages where the Natives used to live. Explore, and wonder about the remote beauty of their unique way of life and culture. This is your chance to see large and small alligators, and baby alligators; along with a wide variety of bird species, including the endangered Everglades snail kite.
- Shark Valley - Watch how the sun and clouds reflect off the water way out in this “River of Grass,” perhaps the widest river in the world.
- Loop Road - Head off road to hidden spots to see the largest alligators imaginable. Learn about the remote way of life of the people who inhabit this region, and become fascinated with endless natural discoveries.
- Oasis Visitor Center - This little stop typically includes a lot of birds, and super big alligators!
- Ochopee Post Office - Visit this historic post office!
- Big Cypress National Preserve - Go on a swamp walk adventure with your expert Florida Master Naturalist guide into the lush cypress canopy of a breathtakingly amazing eco-system. This highly personalized, small-group tour is a bucket list item not to be missed. Water shoes can be provided during your walk. After becoming fully immersed in the beauty of this region, which is the most biologically diverse in Florida, relish in a wondrous scenic wildlife drive. Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local cafe in Everglades City and learn what makes the history of this area fascinating.
- Everglades City - Enjoy lunch and a guided tour of this small town, which was once the county seat for Collier County.
- Smallwood Store - You will feel like you have entered a time capsule in this wonderful museum
- Chokoloskee - Take an hour boat trip through the 10,000 Islands area of Everglades National Park.
![](https://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/attractions-splice-spp-720x480/13/64/03/1f.jpg)
- Inclusive of all National Park fees
- Complimentary walking sticks provided
- Lunch included
- Assorted snacks available
- Water shoes available on loan; option to bring personal sneakers
- Variety of beverages: regular water, sparkling water, and soda
- Gratuities
- Bring a change of shoes and pants for after the wet walk
Embark on an incredible eco-adventure that begins with an educational wet walk conducted by a knowledgeable naturalist. Witness unique orchids and a diverse wildlife living amongst towering cypress trees, a spectacle only a few get to enjoy. This unique wet walk experience is a game-changer that you need to tick off your bucket list! Following that, experience an incredible 60-minute boat tour led by a seasoned boat captain through the 10,000 Islands in Everglades National Park. Look forward to spotting pods of dolphins, manatees, sawtooth fish, roseate spoonbills, white pelicans, among other species. Along the way, stop over at a historic trading post and other unexpected eco-friendly stations. A scrumptious local meal is part of the tour. End the journey on a high note with a 1-hour thrilling airboat ride deep into the authentic Everglades, complete with a stopover at a Native tree island village. This intimate and personalized tour comes in small group arrangements. Wild Lime Adventures holds the reputation of being South Florida’s top-rated tour company and is one of the few fortunate ones to possess a permit in Everglades National Park.
- Please bring a change of clothing
- We have water shoes to borrow but you can also bring old sneakers to wear
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.