Top Everglades National Park Photography Tours

Go for an immersive airboat ride through Everglades National Park—and leave the transit and logistics to someone else—on this half-day tour from Fort Lauderdale. Pick between morning and afternoon tour times, and meet your driver at your hotel. Then, head for the Everglades: upon arrival, transfer to your boat and zip along the waterways, soaking up the unique scenery and looking out for alligators and wildlife as you go.

Explore the 10,000 islands of Florida's Everglades National Park by boat and search for bottlenose dolphins, manatees, and 300 different species of birds, including herons and osprey. This small-group tour is led by a naturalist guide who will tell you all about the Everglades' diverse wildlife, rich ecosystem, and long history.

Escape to the wilderness of the Florida Everglades on this small-group eco-adventure. Explore a variety of lush landscapes by foot, kayak and boat looking for dolphins, manatees, sea turtles, bald eagles and more. Hike along the beach, dunes and mangrove swamps. Kayak to Barrier Island Beach — no kayaking experience necessary. And take a boat ride through some of the most remote areas of the park. It’s the ultimate Everglades experience rolled into one unique, half-day adventure.

This private photo safari is the best way to photograph the abundant wildlife that makes Everglades National Park home.The boat tour is fully customizable based on your preferences and is suitable for everyone, whether you're an amateur or professional photographer. A flat-decked boat with room for a tripod is your platform, which your guide will position for the best shots.

Discover the beauty and diversity of Everglades National Park on an exciting wildlife boat tour from Fort Myers. In a small group, travel deep into the sleepy wetlands of the Everglades’ Ten Thousand Islands to learn about rare local flora and spot native animals. Spend time with an expert guide, learning about the unique ecosystem and snapping photos of alligators, sea turtles, manatees, native birds and more.