We’ve been running these waters for over 35 years, taking folks out in small groups so they can experience the quiet magic of the Everglades the way it’s meant to be. And after all that time, we’ve gotten to know a thing or two—like where the manatees like to spend their day when the world’s not watchin’.
No two tours are ever the same—what you’ll see depends on the season and the tide. But one thing’s for sure: we’ll make sure it’s a trip you won’t forget.
Mangroves are the lifeblood of the Florida Keys ecosystem—providing shelter, shoreline protection, and a home for incredible wildlife. Discover why these coastal trees are so important and how you can explore them on an eco tour.
Got questions? You’re not the first—and you won’t be the last. Here are some of the things folks ask me most before heading out on the water.
Every trip’s a little different, but during the right times of year we often spot manatees, dolphins, wading birds, and all kinds of native wildlife. Some days they show off, other days they play shy—but we always find something worth seeing.
All of our tours run about 2 hours, give or take. We take our time, move with the rhythm of the water, and make sure you’re getting the full Everglades experience.
Yes, all of our tours are personalized and booked in advance to make sure you get the best experience possible out on the water.
Absolutely. This is a great experience for families, and we love introducing little ones to the wonders of the wild.
We keep an eye on the skies. If weather rolls in and it’s not safe to go out, we’ll reschedule or refund your trip—your call.