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Naples: Everglades Kayak Tour & Mangrove TunnelsYou paddle through mangrove tunnels and cypress ponds in the Everglades near Naples, spotting alligators, eagles, and osprey as your guide navigates the route. The tour includes kayak, paddle, life jacket, instruction, transport, water and snacks — everything except your own fitness and sun protection. The whole experience runs a few hours and requires moderate paddling strength, not technical skill.Is it for me?Book this if you want to paddle the Everglades without arranging your own kayak, learning to paddle solo, or driving to a remote launch point — the guide and gear are waiting, and the transport is included, so you just show up and paddle.
Key West: Night Kayak Tour Luminous Lagoon with LED KayaksYou’ll paddle through Key West’s luminous lagoon in a clear LED-lit kayak with a local guide leading you deep into mangrove tunnels after dark. Watch marine life glow beneath your feet, listen to nighttime sounds, and catch those rare silent moments on the water—an evening that lingers long after you’re back on shore.
Bioluminescent Kayaking near Orlando: Small-Group PaddleBioluminescent kayaking on the Indian River Lagoon near Orlando puts you in a small group of around 12 paddlers with a local guide for 1 hour and 45 minutes. You choose between a stable kayak or a stand-up paddleboard and glide through water lit by bioluminescent dinoflagellates (May through early October) or glowing comb jellies (October through April), plus nocturnal wildlife visible under specialized lighting. Photos of your paddle are included.Is it for me?This paddle is a physical activity where you operate your own craft for the full 1 hour and 45 minutes, so it suits someone comfortable on the water and ready to paddle steadily. The small group size and local guide mean you're not rushing through stops or competing for views—the pace is relaxed and built around what the water shows you that night.
Key West: Schooner America 2.0 Sailing Tour & 2 DrinksYou board the America 2.0 at the ticket booth after a 30-minute check-in, then spend 1.5 hours sailing past Fort Zachary Taylor, Sunset Pier, and Sand Key Light Tower with two included drinks in hand. The captain works the coast close enough to see the sights clearly but far enough out to feel like you're actually on the water. Kids sail free on afternoon departures, and the boat operates in all weather unless unsafe.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see Key West's waterfront landmarks without arranging your own boat or timing a sunset perfectly — the fixed 1.5-hour route covers the main sights, and the two included drinks let you settle in instead of managing a tab.
Miami & Everglades: Small Group City Tour with Local ExpertYou’ll ride through Miami’s wild Everglades with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story, wander pastel Art Deco streets on South Beach, and catch ocean breezes at South Pointe Park. Expect spontaneous moments—like sharing jokes with your guide or catching glimpses of daily life in Coconut Grove—that stick with you long after you’re home.
Kayaking Cocoa Beach: Mangrove Tunnels & DolphinsKayak through the mangrove tunnels of Cocoa Beach on a 2-hour guided expedition with a trained local guide, searching for dolphins and manatees in a small group capped at 11 paddlers. The tour includes a high-back tandem kayak, life jacket, paddle, complimentary photos and free parking. Guides receive over 50 hours of training and lead an intimate experience designed for first-time paddlers and anyone wanting to learn paddling skills in nature.Is it for me?Groups under 12 make this tour intimate enough for your guide to teach paddling skills and watch for wildlife without managing a crowd—pick this one if you want to actually learn how to handle a kayak while paddling, not just sit in one.
Kennedy Space Center from Orlando: Shuttle & Moon Rock TourYou arrive at Kennedy Space Center at 9am with a guide who knows which exhibits matter most. Spend your day with the Space Shuttle Atlantis, moon rocks, the Saturn V rocket, and immersive rides through the solar system, with entry and transport both covered. The express morning pickup saves you time getting there, and the afternoon bus back to Orlando leaves in the late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Kennedy Space Center attractions in one day without arranging your own transport or tickets — the express morning pickup and included guide make it straightforward, and the full-day access means you're not rushed through the exhibits.
Miami Airport to Port & Hotels: Private Shuttle Up to 14 PassengersYou get picked up at Miami airport or your hotel and dropped at the cruise port or another hotel, with luggage and taxes included. The van holds up to 14 passengers, so families or small groups travel together. No hidden fees, no waiting for shared shuttles, no surprises at the end.Is it for me?Right for families or groups traveling together who want a fixed price and no wait for shared shuttles. The van holds up to 14, so you're not splitting up, and luggage is handled as part of the service — which is what makes the whole transfer actually simple.
Key Largo: Sunset Tiki Cruise & Swimming with MusicYou float a tiki bar at sunset in Key Largo with up to five other guests, choose the music, and stop to swim in the shallow turquoise water whenever you want. The boat includes a cooler, life jackets for all ages, and a raft for drifting. You're back on land before nightfall, and the only schedule is the sunset itself.Is it for me?Book this if you want a small-group sunset on the water without a tour guide or fixed itinerary — the boat holds six people maximum and moves at the pace of the evening, which is what makes it feel like a private escape rather than a scheduled activity.
Private Crab Island Pontoon Charter with Double SlidesA private pontoon boat tour in Destin for up to 10 passengers, with a double-slide pontoon, life jackets, floating lily pad and paddleboard included. You anchor at Crab Island in shallow water suitable for swimming and relaxing, and the boat is yours alone for the four-hour charter. Bring your own cooler with food and drinks; the captain speaks English and will guide you through the surrounding waters before anchoring.Is it for me?Because the pontoon is private, your group controls the pace and decides how long to stay at each spot -- ideal for families, couples or groups who want to swim and play on the slides without coordinating with other passengers or following a fixed schedule.
Miami: Private 37Ft Yacht Rental for Groups Up to 12You get a 37-foot boat with a captain, full control over where you go and what you do, Bluetooth music, ice, water, and a bathroom. Bring your own food and drinks to save money and eat what you want. The boat departs on time from the Miami marina, so arrive early, and know that the captain's fee is cash-only and separate from the rental price.Is it for me?This works best if you want to control the day without managing a boat yourself — the captain handles navigation and safety while you decide whether to cruise, anchor, swim, or just float with your group and your music playing.
Key West: Reef Snorkel & Sunset Cruise with Beer & WineYou board the Miss Valyn in late afternoon, snorkel at two Key West reefs with all equipment provided, then cruise back into the sunset with unlimited beer, wine, and champagne. The trip takes three hours total and suits all swimming levels—if you skip the water, the bar keeps you occupied. Check in 30 minutes early and plan to be back before evening.Is it for me?Pick this if you want snorkeling and a sunset view in one afternoon without hunting for two separate activities—the boat does both, and the drinks keep the second half relaxed.
Key West: Kayak, Snorkel & Morning Sail Eco TourYou’ll start your day sailing from Key West’s Historic Seaport on a roomy catamaran, kayak through quiet mangrove islands with a local guide, then snorkel clear waters over Sand Key Reef. Fresh organic snacks are served onboard. Expect laughter, salty breezes, and moments you’ll keep replaying long after you’ve rinsed off the salt.
Key Largo Bay: Dolphin & Sunset Cruise, Small GroupsYou board a small deck boat at sunset and drift through Key Largo Bay while your captain positions you to see dolphins, manatees, and wading birds as they feed. The boat stays quiet and moves slowly, letting you watch without the noise of a larger group. You'll have a drink in hand and watch the light change over the water for roughly an hour. Hotel pickup is included, and the exact departure time arrives once you book.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see dolphins and manatees without the noise and crowd of a larger tour—the small group size is what makes the quiet possible, and the quiet is what brings the animals close enough to watch.
Miami Little Havana: Cuban Food Tour & Cigar RollingYou walk through Little Havana's landmarks and eat your way down Calle Ocho: guarapo juice, pastelitos, croquetas, Cuban coffee, mariquitas, and a Cuban sandwich, with a stop to watch cigar rollers at work. The whole thing takes two hours, small groups or private, and you don't have to arrange the stops or know which bakery to trust.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through Little Havana's real food stops without spending the afternoon figuring out which bakery to trust or timing the walk yourself — the two-hour pace and small group size mean you taste everything that matters and still have the rest of your day free.
Daytona Beach: Catamaran Sailing & Dolphin WatchYou board a small-group sailing catamaran (up to six passengers) on the Halifax River and spend the tour watching for dolphins, manatees and other wildlife from shaded seating, open decks, or waterside trampolines. Soft drinks and water are included, and a heated cabin keeps winter tours comfortable. The boat returns to Daytona Beach after the excursion.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see dolphins and manatees on the water without the roar of a speedboat engine—the sailing catamaran and small group size are what make the river feel calm enough for wildlife to appear naturally.
Dolphin and Manatee Paddleboard Tour: Bonita Springs WildlifeThis paddleboard and kayak tour in Bonita Springs puts you on the water for two hours to encounter dolphins, manatees, sea turtles, bald eagles and other wildlife in their natural habitat. You choose between paddleboard or kayak; paddles, boards or kayaks and life vests are all provided. The guide is live and in English, and children from age 4 are welcome.Is it for me?Pick the paddleboard if you want to stand and scan the water from a higher angle; choose the kayak if you prefer a lower, more stable position for the two-hour paddle. Either way, you're moving under your own power, so pick based on what feels right for your comfort in the water.
St. Augustine: Private Golf Cart History Tour DowntownYou’ll ride through downtown St. Augustine on an electric golf cart with a local guide who knows every story behind these centuries-old streets—see Castillo de San Marcos up close, peek into Tolomato Cemetery, hear about pirates and priests at Mission Nombre de Dios, and catch glimpses of student life at Flagler College. Expect laughter, honest moments, and plenty of time to look around.
Fort Lauderdale: Sunset Cruise on Sea Rocket with Waterway NarrationYou board at Bahia Mar Marina and spend 75 minutes on the water, moving through Fort Lauderdale's Intracoastal and New River or out to the Atlantic, depending on conditions. A guide narrates the billion-dollar homes, downtown towers, restaurants, and Port Everglades as you approach sunset. Restroom on board, admission and narration included. Arrive 25 minutes early—the boat leaves on time.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see Fort Lauderdale from the water without arranging your own boat or timing the sunset yourself. The fixed departure time and 25-minute early arrival window mean you need to plan around the schedule, but that's what keeps the boat on time and the sunset from being missed.
Key West: Double Dip Snorkel Tour with Two Reef StopsYou’ll jump straight into Key West’s living coral reef at two different spots—no waiting around—with all your gear sorted by friendly guides. There’s time to relax with drinks after swimming among curious fish and textured corals. It’s easygoing even if things don’t go perfectly—and those underwater colors will stick with you long after you dry off.
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›
