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St Augustine: Sunset BYOB Cruise & Wildlife on Matanzas BayYou’ll step onto the Pellicano for a sunset BYOB cruise through St Augustine’s waterways, with friendly locals guiding you past city landmarks and wildlife like dolphins or pelicans. Cozy blankets, complimentary water, and relaxed laughter set the mood as you drift along Matanzas Bay — leaving you with an unexpected sense of calm long after you’re back on shore.
Tiki Boat Party Clearwater Beach: Unlimited Drinks, 1.5 HoursA 1.5-hour tiki boat party on Clearwater Harbor with unlimited alcoholic drinks included, departing from Clearwater Beach and carrying up to 18 passengers. The vessel is Coast Guard certified and suited for bachelorette and bachelor parties, family reunions, corporate events and milestone celebrations. Children from age 1 are welcome; bring a valid ID.Is it for me?Choose the Open Bar Tiki Tour if you want a shared boat party with a fixed 1.5-hour departure, or book the Sunset Tour for the same unlimited drinks and boat experience timed to the evening — both hold up to 18 people and run the same route.
Key West Pub Crawl on Duval Street: Five drinks includedThe original Key West Pub Crawl is a guided tour of five bars on Duval Street in the Key West Historic District, running 2.5 hours with five included drinks, live music and comedy at multiple stops, and a free souvenir T-shirt. The tour operates with a live English-speaking guide and requires a minimum age of 21 with photo ID. Hotel pickup is not included; public transportation options are available nearby.Is it for me?Your guide steers you through five bars with drinks already covered, so you're actually experiencing Duval Street's nightlife instead of managing transactions at each stop.
Key West: All-Inclusive Watersports Combo with Lunch & BeerYou’ll jump from jet skis to snorkeling gear in Key West’s warm waters before catching your breath over a grilled lunch and cold draft beer. Try paddleboarding or bounce on inflatables while a local guide keeps things light and easy. By sunset you’ll feel sun-kissed, salty-haired—and probably not ready to leave.
Key West: Island Jet Ski Tour & Southernmost Point RideYou’ll skim across turquoise water circling Key West by jet ski with a local guide, stopping at famous spots like Mallory Square and the Southernmost Point marker. There’s time to play or relax at an empty sandbar before heading back salty and grinning—bring your sense of adventure (and maybe an old towel).
Naples: Keewaydin Island Eco Shelling Cruise & Wildlife TourYou’ll drift along Naples’ Gordon River spotting dolphins and birds before landing on Keewaydin Island for shell collecting or just soaking up the quiet beach vibe. With an easygoing local captain guiding you and time to wander barefoot in soft sand, this eco shelling cruise feels less like a tour and more like borrowing someone else’s favorite spot for an afternoon.
4-Hour Reef Fishing Charter Fort Lauderdale: Snapper & GrouperA 4-hour reef fishing charter in Fort Lauderdale takes you out to wrecks and reefs for snapper, grouper, porgies and jacks, with a 10–12 minute cruise past Millionaires Row on the way. The boat is air-conditioned, the captain and mate are licensed, all tackle and bait come included, and your catch gets cleaned free at the dock. Morning, afternoon and night departures run year-round; a convenience store sits next to the boat if you want to bring food or drinks aboard.Is it for me?Book the night departure if you want to fish under the lights when the bite often picks up, or choose the morning slot to be back by early afternoon. The fixed 4-hour window means you're not waiting for a full boat to fill — the charter runs on schedule regardless.
Kennedy Space Center Cape Canaveral: Saturn V & Shuttle AtlantisYou spend the day moving between exhibits, IMAX theaters, and a bus tour through active NASA grounds. You walk under the Saturn V, sit in a shuttle simulator, meet a veteran astronaut, and touch moon rock. Entry, the bus tour, and all exhibits are included, so you don't arrange transport or buy tickets separately—just show up and move through the day at your own speed.Is it for me?Right for families and space enthusiasts who want the main Kennedy Space Center attractions in one day without arranging separate transport or buying tickets at the gate—the 45-minute drive from Orlando and full-day admission mean you show up and move through the exhibits at your own pace.
Key West Sunset Sail Aboard Schooner AppledoreSail Key West aboard the Appledore, a 2-masted schooner that carries just 36 passengers, where you help raise the sails and take a turn at the wheel while the sun sets over the Gulf. Premium wine, beer, champagne and appetizers are included; the voyage lasts 2 hours and passes the Historic Seaport, Mallory Square's Sunset Celebration, the Navy Mole and Fort Zachary Taylor. Infants sit on an adult's lap; service animals are welcome.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actively help raise the sails and steer the boat yourself—not just watch from a seat.
Clearwater: Axe Throwing Session & Coaching at Hatchet HangoutYou’ll go from awkward first throws to real bullseyes during this guided axe throwing session in Clearwater. Expect hands-on coaching, lots of laughs, and some surprisingly fierce (but friendly) competition—all in a cozy lodge-style hangout. You might even surprise yourself by how quickly you get hooked on that perfect “thunk.”
Orlando Dune Buggy Tour: Drive Through Florida CountrysideAn Orlando dune buggy tour puts you behind the wheel of a two-seater vehicle to drive through mud, dirt, sand and water in the Florida countryside outside the city. Two paid guests share one buggy and can rotate drivers at designated stops; drivers must be at least 16 years old. The 3-hour experience includes round-trip transportation from your meeting point, helmet and goggles, and a live English-speaking guide.Is it for me?The terrain is genuinely rough—mud, water, bumps and bugs are part of the day—so this suits someone ready for an outdoor adventure rather than a polished experience. You're driving the vehicle yourself, not riding along, which means active engagement for the full time you're out there.
Orlando Airport to Port Canaveral: Private Transfer 50 MinutesYou get picked up at MCO baggage claim by a named driver, ride 50 minutes to Port Canaveral in a private vehicle with WiFi, and arrive at your cruise terminal without arranging anything else. All fees and taxes are included upfront.Is it for me?Right for travelers arriving at MCO who want to skip the taxi line and arrive at their cruise terminal without arranging ground transport separately. The 50-minute drive is what the route takes, and that's built into the fixed price.
Everglades: Mangrove Tunnel Kayak Tour with Naturalist GuideYou’ll paddle through twisting mangrove tunnels in the Everglades with a naturalist guide who knows every bird and ripple. Expect quiet moments broken by bird calls, glimpses of wildlife like herons or even alligators, and time to just float beneath the green canopy—kayak gear and safety briefing included.
Saint Augustine: Private 1920s Tour in Vintage Car for 4You’ll climb into a quirky vintage car with your own private group, led by a guide dressed straight out of the 1920s. Expect waves from strangers, real stories behind Saint Augustine’s oldest streets, and time to soak up the sounds and smells of America’s oldest city — all at your own pace. You might even end up in someone else’s vacation photos.
Private boat tour Clearwater: Dolphins, islands & swimmingA private boat tour in Clearwater for up to 8 passengers aboard a 25-foot Tahoe Funship with a Captain guide, taking you north to Caladesi Island, Honeymoon Island and Three Rooker Sand Bar for wildlife viewing, shelling, swimming and snorkeling. The tour includes water, floats, life jackets, pickup at a designated meeting point, and runs about 4 hours; afternoon and evening departures can include sunset over the Gulf of Mexico.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a private boat with a Captain who knows where the dolphins are and the islands to anchor at—the small group size and customized route mean the day shapes itself around what your group wants to do, whether that's wildlife spotting, beach exploring or a sunset cruise.
Cocoa Beach Aerial Adventures: Zipline & Obstacle CourseYou spend two hours moving through a canopy obstacle course at your own pace, choosing from 49 challenges across seven trails and seven 100-foot ziplines. Difficulty ranges from beginner to extreme, so you pick what suits you. The park is designed around preserving the natural environment, and the location between the Banana River and Atlantic means you're working in actual shade and ocean breeze, not a manufactured park setting. Bring closed-toe shoes, complete the online waiver beforehand, and plan for active movement—climbing, reaching, walking cables and bridges at height.Is it for me?This works best for people with moderate fitness who want to test themselves on obstacles without being locked into a group pace or a set sequence—the self-paced format and difficulty progression mean you're not holding anyone back or being rushed ahead. Families with children 14 and older (or younger with proper supervision) will find courses suited to different comfort levels, though anyone with serious injuries, pregnancy, or certain medical conditions should check with a doctor first.
Rookery Bay: Kayak Mangrove Tour with Wildlife & PhotosYou’ll slip quietly through Rookery Bay’s mangrove tunnels by kayak with a local biologist as your guide, spotting birds and maybe dolphins while learning about this rare estuary. All skill levels are welcome—kids too—and you’ll get photos from your trip to remember those moments when everything felt still.
Fort Lauderdale: Half-Day Sportfishing Charter & Fish CleaningYou'll fish the Fort Lauderdale Gulf Stream for sailfish, mahi, wahoo and tuna on a shared half-day charter with a maximum of six anglers. All gear, tackle, bait and fishing licenses are included, plus free fish cleaning if you land something. The crew handles the technical side—you just show up and fish. You're back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to fish the Fort Lauderdale Gulf Stream without renting a whole boat or figuring out licenses and gear—the crew takes care of all that, and the shared format keeps the cost down while the small group size keeps it from feeling crowded.
St Augustine: Historical Food & Wine Walking TourYou walk between food stops in St Augustine's oldest neighborhoods, eating at each one and drinking wine or beer paired to the food. A licensed guide narrates 450 years of the city's history — the people, the invasions, the recipes — while you move at a slow pace through streets that have been here since the 1500s. Drinks and food are included at every venue, so there's no separate ordering or budget surprises.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat where locals do and understand St Augustine's history at the same time — the licensed guides and pre-arranged stops mean you don't have to research restaurants or navigate the city alone, and the included drinks remove the guesswork about what to order.
Fort Lauderdale Food & Drink Tour: 8+ Tastings & Local GuideYou move through five Fort Lauderdale restaurants on Las Olas Boulevard with a local guide, tasting eight-plus dishes and two drinks while learning the city's history at the Stranahan House. The tour handles all the stops and timing — you just show up and eat.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat at Fort Lauderdale's real restaurants without planning five separate reservations — the guide handles the route, the timing, and the stories, so you just walk and taste.
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›
