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Key West: Sailing & Snorkeling Tour with Craft DrinksYou’ll sail from Key West on a small-group yacht toward North America’s only living coral reef, guided by locals who know every current and color change. Expect instruction if you need it, time to snorkel among bright fish (and maybe turtles), plus drinks like craft beer or margaritas after your swim. It’s relaxed but vivid—the kind of trip you’ll remember when you catch yourself daydreaming weeks later.
Winter Park Chain of Lakes: Clear Kayak Tour OrlandoYou paddle a transparent kayak through five connected lakes and canals in Winter Park, watching fish and wildlife from directly above the lake floor. The tour includes all gear, a guide, and lasts two hours with five distinct stops. Book if you want to see what's under the water without getting wet or arranging your own transport and equipment.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you want to see what's under the water without renting a kayak yourself or figuring out which lakes to paddle—the clear hull and the guided route do both jobs at once.
Panama City Beach: 2-Hour Private Dolphin Tour & Shell IslandYou board a private boat with an experienced local captain for two hours in St. Andrews Bay and the Gulf, with Shell Island on the itinerary and wild dolphins visible most trips. Snorkeling gear, cooler with ice, and water are included; you can bring your own food and drinks. The boat holds up to six people, and the captain adjusts the route based on what you want to see or do.Is it for me?A good fit if you want dolphins and snorkeling without arranging your own boat or equipment — the captain handles the route and knows where to find marine life. Plan to get wet even if you're just sitting; that's part of being on the water, and it's what keeps the experience real instead of distant.
Food tour Miami Beach: 5 stops, Art Deco walk includedYou walk through Miami Beach's Art Deco District with a local guide who explains the architecture and history while you taste food at five neighborhood restaurants. The 2.5-hour tour covers Lincoln Road, Espanola Way, Ocean Drive and the iconic buildings that define South Beach, so you see how the district nearly vanished and came back. Small groups mean you're not lost in a crowd, and because everything is included — guide, entry, tastings — you don't have to figure out where to eat or what to look at.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how Miami actually works instead of just seeing the postcard version, and you'd rather not spend the afternoon figuring out which restaurants are worth your time — the guide and the tastings do that for you.
Marco Island Shelling & Dolphin Tour: 10,000 Islands Small GroupYou’ll step onto remote Kice Island to hunt for shells with a local guide, watch wild dolphins glide by your boat, and drift through peaceful mangroves near Marco Island. Expect hands-on help finding rare shells, bottled water included, and plenty of time to soak up the quiet side of Florida’s 10,000 Islands. It’s more than just sightseeing—you’ll really feel present out there.
St. Pete Dolphin Watching and Shelling Cruise: 3-Hour TourA three-hour St. Pete dolphin-watching and shelling cruise combines two 45-minute passes along the intercoastal waterways with up to an hour and a half ashore at Shell Island to swim and hunt for shells. The boat departs from one of four St. Pete-area locations and carries a live English-speaking guide, onboard bar and restroom, and plenty of shade for anyone who prefers to stay aboard and watch the waterfront homes and historic Gulfport pass by. Infants sit on an adult's lap; service animals are welcome.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to split your time between water and beach—the two dolphin-watching passes give you a real chance to see them, and the island stop lets you actually get in the water and hunt shells instead of just watching from the boat. The fixed three-hour window means you're back by early afternoon and can do something else the same day.
Little Havana Walking Tour Miami: Small Group, Cuban CultureA small-group walking tour of Little Havana in Miami led by a multilingual guide who covers the neighborhood's Cuban history, art and culture across roughly nine blocks in two hours. The tour includes stops at a cigar factory, the Bay of Pigs memorial, a historic 1930s club with live music, a rum-focused bar and gallery, and Domino Park; you'll taste authentic Cuban coffee and sugar cane juice along the way. Groups stay under 10 people, so no loudspeaker system is used. The tour is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels; children from age 7 are welcome.Is it for me?Large group tours and food-focused walks leave you in a crowd or focused on eating; this one keeps the group under 10 so you can actually talk to your guide and the locals you meet, and the two-hour pace lets the neighborhood's history and culture sink in instead of rushing through it.
Kayaking Bunche Beach: Mangrove tunnels & wildlifeGuided kayaking through mangrove tunnels and shallow bays at Bunche Beach in Florida, with kayak and lifejacket included. You paddle yourself through narrow waterways where dolphins, manatees, turtles, rays and wading birds congregate, then beach to search for shells and photograph wildlife. The outing runs 2.5 to 3 hours with a live English-speaking guide. Choose between single and tandem kayaks depending on whether you want to paddle solo or share the boat.Is it for me?Choose a single kayak to paddle solo, or a tandem kayak if you're sharing with a partner or family member; the guide-led route with set stops lets you focus on spotting dolphins, manatees, and birds rather than navigating yourself.
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 Sunset Sail: Biscayne Bay Cruise & Champagne ToastYou’ll sail out from Miami on a big catamaran just as the sun drops behind the skyline, feeling sea breezes and city energy mix together. There’s complimentary champagne for your toast, music drifting over Biscayne Bay, and time to just watch colors change across the water. It’s relaxed but feels special — especially when everyone goes quiet for that last bit of sunlight.
Pensacola Beach Dolphin Cruise: Guaranteed SightingsA 1.5-hour dolphin watching cruise on Pensacola Bay departing from Pensacola Beach Marina, where a local captain takes you straight to wild bottlenose dolphins swimming in their natural habitat. The operator guarantees dolphin sightings on every tour. The boat carries shade, restrooms, and open-deck space; an expert crew shares insights about Gulf Coast marine life as you pass Fort Pickens and the 150-year-old Pensacola Lighthouse. Family-friendly, all ages welcome.Is it for me?Most dolphin tours leave you hoping the captain knows where to look. This one removes the guesswork: the local captain guarantees sightings because he knows the pods, which means your afternoon on the water actually delivers what you came for.
Key West Parasailing: 8-15 Min Flight & Seaport ViewsYou'll spend 8 to 15 minutes airborne over the Key West Seaport, with up to an hour total on a licensed, insured parasail boat. The crew handles all the gear and timing; you just fly and look. Optional toe-dip in the water and photo packages are available on the boat.Is it for me?Best for anyone who wants to see Key West from above without arranging their own boat or worrying about safety details—the licensed crew and 36 years of local experience mean you just show up and fly.
Crystal River: Manatee Snorkeling Tour & Aquarium EntryYou’ll float quietly alongside wild manatees in Crystal River’s clear waters, guided by locals who care deeply for these gentle creatures. Your small group will learn “manatee manners,” snorkel with an expert guide snapping photos, then warm up with snacks before exploring an aquarium focused on Florida’s native wildlife—all included.
Tampa Escape Rooms: 4 Games & Cosmic CrisisYou arrive at Midtown Tampa, choose one of four escape room games, and have sixty minutes to solve puzzles and complete your mission as a team of up to eight. A game guide is with you the whole time, helping when you're stuck. The experience includes entry to the escape room and all puzzles; you just need to bring your problem-solving and communication skills.Is it for me?Best for groups of friends, families, or coworkers who want to solve something together without the logistics of planning it themselves—the game guide handles pacing and hints, so you just show up and play.
Panama City Beach: Dolphin Cruise & Shell Island SnorkelYou board a 50-foot catamaran in Panama City Beach and cruise toward Shell Island, spotting dolphins and marine life along St. Andrews State Park and its jetties. Once at Shell Island, you snorkel with included gear, swim in clear water, search for shells, or paddle board for roughly ninety minutes. The boat has restrooms, shaded seating, and a bar with drinks and snacks to purchase. You're back on shore in three hours total.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see dolphins and snorkel Shell Island without renting a boat or arranging your own transport — the three-hour window fits a morning or early afternoon without eating your whole day. Expect a casual pace with time to snorkel, swim, and explore the island, which is what makes fitting both the cruise and the stop possible in one trip.
Everglades Airboat Tour from Orlando: Gators & WildlifeAn airboat tour from Orlando into the Central Florida Everglades with pickup from select hotels, a guided ride through 100,000 acres of protected wetlands, and access to one of two wildlife parks depending on the day you book. You ride with an expert guide, see alligators and birds in their natural habitat, and spend time exploring the park grounds — all in about five hours round-trip from the city. Infants can ride on an adult's lap, and the tour suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see alligators and the Everglades without arranging a rental car or navigating the swamps on your own — the guide handles the route, the park access is set by your booking day, and pickup from your hotel means the morning stays simple.
Florida Keys: Marathon Sunset Cruise & Seven Mile BridgeYou’ll watch the sky shift over Seven Mile Bridge on this Marathon sunset cruise, sipping champagne as you glide through Boot Key Harbor with music playing softly. Expect local stories from your guide, snacks along the way, and time to just soak up those Florida Keys colors before heading back.
Cocoa Beach: Dolphin & Manatee Catamaran Sail Banana RiverYou board a wide-open catamaran and spend the afternoon gliding through the Banana River Lagoon, spotting dolphins, manatees, and coastal birds in their natural habitat. Shaded seating, drinks, and an onboard restroom keep you comfortable, while the shallow, protected waters mean wildlife encounters happen close and often. No experience needed—just bring a camera and a willingness to sit still for a couple of hours.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see Cocoa Beach's dolphins and manatees without arranging your own boat or worrying about wildlife spotting—the catamaran's size and the lagoon's shallow waters mean close encounters happen naturally. Plan for a half-day or full afternoon on the water; that's what gives the wildlife time to appear.
Zombie Escape Room Panama City Beach: Solve Puzzles in 60 MinYou'll have sixty minutes to solve interconnected puzzles, find hidden clues, and manipulate objects to escape the zombie-themed room. Soda and water are included. The challenge is real — not every group makes it out in time, and that's what makes finishing feel earned.Is it for me?Right for groups who want a mental challenge that doesn't require physical exertion or prior experience. The sixty-minute window is tight enough to keep focus sharp but long enough that you're not rushed through the logic.
Miami Airport to Hotel & Cruise Port TransferYou book with your flight number and hotel address, the driver tracks your arrival and calls when you land, and you ride in a private vehicle with luggage assistance included. Sixty minutes of free waiting time covers delays, and the fixed price means no negotiation at the airport. Drop-off happens at your hotel, cruise port, or terminal—wherever you need to be.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing in Miami with luggage and want the pickup handled before you even clear arrivals—the flight tracking means the car is timed to your actual arrival, not a guessed time, and the fixed price removes the airport transfer negotiation entirely.
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›
