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Little Havana Food Tour Miami: Cuban Tastings & Cigar Factory★ 4.94 (9,848) · 2h 30m
Top rated
Clear Kayak Paddling: Shell Key Preserve & Tampa Bay★ 4.97 (6,619) · 2h
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Clearwater Beach: Dolphin Boat Tour & Wake Sightings★ 4.90 (5,863) · 1h 15m
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Shell Island Snorkel & Dolphin Cruise Catamaran Tour★ 4.87 (5,018) · 3hUS$ 52View ›
St. Augustine Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley: 21 Stops & History Museum★ 4.49 (4,114) · 1h 30mUS$ 40View ›
2-Hour Private Boat Miami: Cooler, Music, Your Group★ 4.94 (4,050) · 2hUS$ 52View ›
Key West Sunset Sail with Open Bar and Live Music★ 4.69 (3,848) · 2hUS$ 88View ›
Shark and Wildlife Viewing Tour Key West: No-Water Sharks★ 4.95 (3,400) · 2hUS$ 99View ›
Miami Speedboat Tour: Star Island & South Beach 45 Minutes★ 4.64 (3,188) · 45mUS$ 42View ›
Snorkeling with Manatees: In-Water Guide & All Gear★ 4.90 (3,078) · 3hUS$ 76View ›Top rated (10)
Crystal River: Small Group Manatee Swim & Free PhotosYou’ll slip into the waters of Crystal River with a small group and a local guide who knows every bend of Kings Bay. Float quietly as wild manatees drift past—sometimes close enough to feel their wake—and get all your photos included for free. It’s not always crystal clear or predictable, but you’ll leave with stories (and memories) that stick.
Clearwater Beach: Private Dolphin & Island Boat Tour with GuideYou’ll cruise Clearwater Beach’s waterways by private boat with a local guide, spot wild dolphins up close, explore hidden corners of Caladesi and Honeymoon Islands, and float or swim at sandbars with all gear provided. Expect laughter, unexpected wildlife moments, and time to just breathe in the Gulf air.
Jacksonville: Escape Game St. Johns Town Center RoomsYou’ll team up for 60 minutes inside themed escape rooms at Jacksonville’s St. Johns Town Center—solving puzzles, laughing at wrong guesses, and getting hints from local guides if you need them. Choose from five unique adventures (including Prison Break) and celebrate together after you escape—or don’t. Expect some surprises along the way.
Crystal River: Manatee Swim Tour with USCG CaptainYou arrive early, board a small boat with a USCG captain and licensed dive guide, and motor into Kings Bay to find manatees in their natural habitat. You'll snorkel alongside them in shallow water while your guide teaches you how to read their behavior and interact respectfully. The tour includes a full wetsuit, snorkel gear, hot beverages, and access to heated changing facilities with showers. Small group size means the captain can keep watch on everyone and the manatees don't get stressed by crowds.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see manatees in their natural habitat without the chaos of a large group tour—the small boat size and professional guide training mean you'll actually understand what you're watching and the animals stay calm around you.
Clearwater Beach: Private Boat Charter & Dolphin WatchingYou board a private 27-foot boat with a captain and up to nine other people, cruise to Caladesi Island and Honeymoon Island, watch for dolphins and other wildlife, swim and shell on untouched beaches, and return with coolers of water and all safety gear included. The boat's small size and private charter means the captain can follow the dolphins and adjust stops based on conditions that day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see dolphins and explore barrier islands without arranging a separate boat, managing a group, or worrying about timing — the private charter and small group size mean the captain can follow wildlife and adjust stops to match what shows up that day.
Private Boat Tour Clearwater: Island Hopping with DolphinsA private boat tour from Clearwater for up to 10 passengers on a 27-foot Funship with a captain guide, heading to Caladesi Island, Honeymoon Island and Three Rooker Sand Bar for dolphin watching, swimming and shelling. The boat, captain and itinerary are yours alone; pickup and drop-off at the meeting point are included, as are water, life jackets and mesh shell bags.Is it for me?Book this tour if your group is small enough to fit on one boat and you want to set the pace—no fixed itinerary, no other passengers, no schedule pressure. The captain knows the islands and the dolphins, but the stops and timing are yours to decide.
Miami Everglades: Private Airboat Ride with Wildlife ViewsYou’ll feel the rush of Miami’s Everglades on a private airboat ride—wind in your face, alligators drifting nearby, and rare plants right under your nose. With a local guide sharing stories and bottled water included, you get close to nature in just an hour but leave with memories that stick around longer than you’d think.
Crystal River: Private Manatee Swim & Heated Boat TourYou’ll step onto a heated boat in Crystal River with your own guide, sipping hot drinks as you ride through Kings Bay. Slip into the water for a private swim with manatees—gentle giants gliding right beside you—while your guide captures free photos of every moment. Afterward, warm up with towels and stories onboard before heading back feeling oddly peaceful.
Key Largo: Private Snorkeling Tour & Sandbar Trip for GroupsYou’ll board a private boat in Key Largo for a relaxed day of snorkeling two reefs—including John Pennekamp—and floating at a local sandbar with your own crew. A licensed captain and swim guide handle everything: gear, towels, cold drinks—even sunscreen. It’s easygoing, personal, and you’ll probably leave with salt in your hair and a new story or two.
Miami Beach: Art Deco Walking Tour & Movie LocationsYou’ll wander pastel streets, slip into historic hotel lobbies usually closed off to tourists, catch film trivia where movies were shot, and share laughs with your guide as you spot hidden art deco details together. Expect small surprises — maybe even a rooftop view or two — plus bottled water and a hand-drawn map to keep as your own reminder.
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Sweet Pete's Chocolate Factory Tour: JacksonvilleSweet Pete's Chocolate & Candy Factory Tour in Jacksonville is a 20-minute guided tour through the company's historic building and production facility, led by a candy expert who walks you through the business, the candy-making process, and the features of the 100-year-old mansion. After the tour, you design and receive a custom chocolate bar by choosing from over 16 toppings that the candy makers craft exactly the way you want.Is it for me?The 20-minute format works well if you're staying downtown or visiting without a car—Sweet Pete's is accessible by public transportation, and the tour fits neatly into a morning or afternoon without eating up hours. You get the full factory experience and a handmade chocolate bar without the time commitment of a longer attraction.
Orlando: Museum of Military History Skip-the-Line TicketYou skip the entry queue and spend your own time moving through hundreds of authentic military artifacts, photographs, and recorded accounts from former soldiers. The exhibits are interactive and designed for all ages, the space is fully accessible, and you can bring a stroller or service animal without issue. Book the ticket and arrive ready to stay as long as the stories hold you.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to move through military history at their own pace without waiting in the entry line — the skip-the-line access is what makes a thoughtful visit possible instead of a rushed one.
Miami Wynwood Walls: Skip-the-Line Street Art Museum EntryYou arrive with your digital ticket, scan directly onto the two-acre campus, and spend two to three hours moving through 38+ outdoor murals, three indoor galleries, and 12 sculptures at your own speed. You get three minutes with a real spray can, free Wi-Fi, and access to the shop. No lines, no guide, no surprises about the weather — it's open either way.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see Miami's street art collection without waiting in line or following a guide — the direct entry and self-guided format let you spend as much or as little time as you want on each mural, and the spray-painting add-on gives you something to actually do, not just look at.
West Palm Beach: Bulk Candy Store Tour & TastingYou get a guided walk through six rooms tracing candy from ancient history to modern production, watch video presentations of how sweets are made and packaged, taste samples along the way, and leave with a discount to shop the store's full selection of bulk candy and gourmet popcorn. The tour takes 45 minutes and requires no advance knowledge or physical demands.Is it for me?Good for families, groups, or anyone curious about how candy is made without needing to arrange transportation or plan a long outing — the fixed 45-minute format and on-site location in West Palm Beach mean you can fit it into a morning or afternoon and still have time for the rest of your day.
Fort Myers: Single Kayak Rental Big Hickory Pass & BeachYou paddle through mangroves for 15 minutes, then spend your rental time on a quiet private beach collecting shells and watching for dolphins and manatees. The rental includes kayak, paddle, and life vest; you choose between 2, 4, or 8 hours. Departures are daily at 9am and 1pm from Hickory Island.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to paddle and beach-comb without planning a full guided tour—the rental window is flexible enough to move at your own pace, and the 15-minute paddle means you're not fighting currents or distance to reach calm water and sand.
Fort Lauderdale: New River Museums Walking Tour & HistoryYou’ll wander riverside paths in downtown Fort Lauderdale, step inside three historic museums with a local guide, peek into pioneer homes and an old schoolhouse, and hear stories that bring Florida’s past alive. Expect small surprises—like touching sun-warmed banisters or hearing laughter echo off wooden floors—that linger long after you leave.
Florida Keys self-guided audio tour: Drive at your own paceA self-guided audio driving tour of the Florida Keys that plays commentary automatically based on your GPS location as you drive the Overseas Highway. Download the tour to your phone once and use it forever with no expiry date; you control the pace, choose which stops to visit, and can tour offline without cell service. Suggested itineraries cover half-day, full-day or multi-day routes, and one purchase works for everyone in the vehicle.Is it for me?Choose this if you're driving the Overseas Highway and want audio commentary that plays only at each stop—you control the pace, so you can linger at beaches or rush through viewpoints without a guide or group waiting.
Key Largo to Key West Self-Guided Driving Tour: 7 Mile BridgeA self-guided audio driving tour covers 100 miles from Key Largo to Key West, with GPS-triggered audio stories, route maps and scenic stops included. Download the app before you go, and the tour works offline using your phone's GPS. One purchase covers everyone in your car; start anytime and pause for photos, hikes or meals whenever you want.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to explore the Keys on your own schedule without a guide or a group. The self-guided format and offline GPS mean you drive at your own pace, stop whenever something catches your eye, and don't depend on a tour bus or a set departure time — ideal for a first-time visit where you want flexibility, or a return trip where you already know what you want to see.
St. Augustine Store Museum Tour: Turn-of-Century DemosThe Oldest Store Museum Experience in St. Augustine is a guided tour where local actors and storytellers demonstrate turn-of-the-century inventions and daily life using the museum's collection of over 100,000 items. Admission is included; the experience runs 1 to 3 hours depending on how long you spend with the demonstrations and exploring the artifacts. Children 5 and under are free, and the museum is fully wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Choose this if you're dropping by St. Augustine for a few hours and want to explore at your own pace without syncing to a tour schedule or group.
St. Petersburg: Jungle Prada History Walk & Tocobaga MoundYou’ll walk through a private seaside garden in St. Petersburg with a local historian, meet free-roaming peacocks, and stand atop Florida’s best-preserved Tocobaga Indian mound. Hear stories of explorers and ancient cultures while touching native plants — all with parking included and plenty of time for questions or just soaking in the quiet.
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Silver Springs Wildlife Kayak Tour: Monkeys, Manatees & GatorsA wildlife kayak tour on Silver Springs' spring-fed river where you paddle at a relaxed pace and watch wild monkeys, river otters, manatees, alligators, turtles and native birds from your kayak. Your guide shares facts about the wildlife, history and ecosystem as you float beneath towering cypress trees draped in Spanish moss. Launch fees are included; the tour runs three hours and no two trips are the same—what you see depends on where the animals are that day.Is it for me?The relaxed pace means you're paddling for three hours at a comfortable speed, not racing—this suits an afternoon when you want to watch and photograph wildlife without feeling rushed or physically drained.
South Beach Art Deco Tour: 900 buildings with French guideA guided architectural tour of South Beach in Miami led by a French-speaking guide, covering Ocean Drive, Collins Avenue and Espanola Way. The tour lasts two hours and takes you through the largest concentration of Art Deco buildings in the world, with access to interiors guides usually keep closed to casual walkers.Is it for me?Two hours is a morning or afternoon slot that leaves the rest of your day open—long enough to understand the architecture instead of just seeing it, short enough to fit around other plans. The guide's knowledge of interiors and the stories behind the buildings makes this worth choosing over a solo walk, especially if you want to know why these buildings matter to Miami's history instead of just photographing the facades.
South Florida Snorkeling: Powered Kickboard ExperiencePowered kickboard snorkeling in South Florida lets you explore shallow coral reefs and shipwreck sites with a professional guide, no scuba certification required. The 90-minute activity suits beginners and experienced snorkelers alike; you'll navigate the water on an easy-to-operate powered board while your guide leads you to the best marine life. Minimum age is 12; moderate fitness helps, and the location shifts based on weather and conditions.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and leads the group through the reef, so you follow along and look where he points—this works best if you're comfortable taking direction in the water and don't need to set your own pace or explore solo.
Miami Sunset Cruise: Celebrity Mansions & Skyline ViewsYou board a 49-person boat for a two-hour cruise through Biscayne Bay, passing the celebrity-filled estates of Star Island and Palm Island, the historic Flagler Monument, and the downtown Miami skyline as it catches the sunset. Water and snacks are included, and the smaller group size means you're not fighting for a view. The whole thing is built around those two hours of actual sightseeing, so you're not sitting through a long ride to get to the good part.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Miami's waterfront landmarks and catch the sunset without arranging your own boat or timing the light yourself—the small group size and fixed two-hour window mean you get the view without the logistics.
Private Miami tour: South Beach, Wynwood, Coral Gables in a TeslaA private six-hour Miami tour in a climate-controlled Tesla with a local guide fluent in English or Russian, covering South Beach's Art Deco district, Wynwood's street art, Little Havana's Cuban exile culture, Coral Gables' Mediterranean Revival homes, and the Design District. Door-to-door pickup from your hotel, residence, or cruise port is included; you choose the departure time and which neighborhoods matter most to your day.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a guide who knows Miami's neighborhoods deeply enough to explain what you're standing in front of instead of reading from a script, and if traveling in a quiet, climate-controlled vehicle with luggage storage matters more to you than the cost of a shared bus tour. The six-hour pace and flexible pickup work well for travelers arriving at the airport or cruise port and wanting to see multiple neighborhoods in one day without renting a car.
Miami City Sightseeing Double Decker Bus Tour: Live Guide LoopThe Miami City Sightseeing Double Decker Bus Tour is an open-top bus route through Miami's main neighborhoods with a live guide in English or Spanish, departing multiple times daily from South Beach. You ride the loop at your own pace, hopping off at stops like Little Havana, Wynwood, Bayside Marketplace and PortMiami, then catching the next bus to continue. The tour covers the Art District and Calle Ocho and runs for three hours total, with free seat selection on the upper deck.Is it for me?The three-hour loop moves at a sightseeing pace with no walking required — you stay on the bus or step off to explore a neighborhood at your own speed. This suits a first-time visitor or anyone with a free afternoon who wants to see Miami's main districts without renting a car or navigating public transit.
Key Largo Mangrove Kayak: Paddle through tunnels soloYou paddle self-guided through Key Largo's mangrove tunnels and coastal waters, following a recommended route at your own pace. The rental includes a safety briefing, route map, and paddling tips before launch. Watch for manatees, herons, egrets, and pelicans in their natural habitat. Infant seats are available, and the experience suits all fitness levels. Return the kayak when you're ready.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to explore the mangroves and spot wildlife without a guide's schedule—you paddle at your own pace and decide how long to stay. The self-guided format works well if you prefer quiet water time or want to linger with wildlife sightings without holding up a group.
Miami Airport Transfer: Private Luxury Limo to Hotels & PortMiamiYou arrive at Miami International and your driver is waiting with your name. You ride in a private, air-conditioned luxury vehicle straight to your hotel, PortMiami, or other Miami destination without stops or shared passengers. The driver tracks your flight, specialized infant seats are available if needed, and the fare is fixed before pickup.Is it for me?Book this if you land at Miami International and want to skip the shuttle line and rental car desk — the driver waits at arrivals and the fare is locked in, so you go straight to your destination without negotiating or navigating.
Miami Private Helicopter Flight with ChampagneA 50-minute private helicopter tour over Miami that covers South Beach, Fisher Island, Coral Gables, Coconut Grove and downtown, with guaranteed window seating for all passengers. The flight includes champagne service, noise-cancelling headsets for communication with the pilot, and free parking at the departure point. A live English or Spanish-speaking pilot guides the route and watches for dolphins, manatees and sharks in the waters below.Is it for me?The helicopter departs from a fixed location with free parking included, so you don't need a car or a ride to get there. If you're staying without transportation or visiting from out of town, the parking and the fixed departure point mean one less thing to arrange on the day of the flight.
Snorkeling in Panama City Beach: Private dolphin tourA private snorkeling tour in Panama City Beach for up to 6 people aboard a comfortable boat with a licensed local captain. You snorkel in calm waters around Shell Island and St. Andrews Bay, watch for dolphins and sea turtles in their natural habitat, and search sandbars for shells and sand dollars. The boat includes a bathroom and all snorkeling gear; the captain tailors the pace and stops to your group's interests.Is it for me?Book this one if your group wants to snorkel and move around the water yourselves rather than watch from a boat—the private format means the captain adjusts the stops and timing to your pace, and the three-hour window gives you time to hit multiple spots without feeling rushed.
Destinations
- Boca Raton›
- Cape Canaveral›
- Clearwater›
- Cocoa Beach›
- Crystal River›
- Daytona Beach›
- Destin›
- Everglades National Park›
- Fort Lauderdale›
- Fort Myers›
- Gainesville›
- Islamorada›
- Jacksonville›
- Key Largo›
- Key West›
- Miami›
- Naples, Florida›
- Orlando›
- Panama City Beach›
- Pensacola›
- Sarasota›
- St Augustine›
- St Petersburg›
- Tallahassee›
- Tampa›
- Vero Beach›
- West Palm Beach›
