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2-Stop Snorkeling and Dolphin Cruise from DestinA 2.5-hour snorkeling and dolphin-watching activity from Destin that takes you to two separate snorkel sites in Destin Harbor and the surrounding waters. The crew teaches you how to snorkel before you enter the water, so beginners and first-timers get the confidence to actually enjoy what they're seeing instead of fighting the gear. A live English-speaking guide leads the whole thing, and you're watching for dolphins both on the way out and on the return.Is it for me?Book this one if you've never snorkeled before or haven't done it in years—the crew teaches you how instead of assuming you know, so you spend the time looking at fish instead of fighting the mask. The two-site format and the dolphin watch on the boat ride mean you're getting more than one thing to do in a single 2.5-hour window.
Snorkeling at St. Andrews State Park: Handcrafted Tiki CruiseSnorkeling at St. Andrews State Park is a 3-hour cruise on a handcrafted tiki vessel carrying up to six passengers, with a licensed USCG captain steering through the Grand Lagoon to a white sand beach. You swim, snorkel and float in shallow water at your leisure while the captain keeps the music playing. The tiki includes ice, cooler, cups, shot glasses, bottled water and floating equipment; you bring your own drinks and snacks.Is it for me?Book this if your group is six or fewer and you want to snorkel without fighting a crowd—the small tiki and shallow lagoon mean you're never packed in, and the captain keeps the music going while you float and look around at your own pace.
Fort Myers Beach: Dolphin & Shelling Cruise with NaturalistYou board at Fort Myers Beach, cruise through Estero Bay and the Gulf with a certified naturalist, spend an hour shelling and wading at a barrier island, and hunt for dolphins and manatees the entire time. The boat holds 28 max, so sightlines stay clear. Plan for three hours total, and bring sunscreen — the water reflects hard.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see what actually lives in Fort Myers waters without arranging your own boat or guide — the naturalist handles the route and the knowledge, and the small group size means you can actually see when something shows up. Plan for three hours on the water, which is what lets you cover the bay, the island, and have time to hunt.
Amelia Island: Electric Bike Tour with Beach Ride & BridgeYou’ll cruise Amelia Island’s best paths on an electric bike with a friendly local guide—crossing bridges with ocean views, winding through mossy oaks, and (if tides allow) rolling right onto Big Talbot’s wild beach. There’s time for laughs, a cold drink stop near the end, and plenty of moments where you just feel free.
St. Pete Sandbar Party Boat: 21+ Day Cruise & Floating BarYou board a 50-foot catamaran in St. Petersburg, cruise 30 to 45 minutes through the Intercoastal to Eleanor Island's sandbar, and spend the day floating with a drink and hundreds of other boats. The crew provides floats and runs the bar; you bring sunscreen and decide whether to buy drinks individually or grab an all-you-can-drink pass. A restroom is on board. The return trip follows the same route back to the dock.Is it for me?Book this if you want the sandbar party scene without owning a boat and without figuring out the logistics—the crew handles the navigation and the bar, so you just show up and float. It's built for groups and day drinkers who want the local weekend vibe at full volume.
Delray Beach: Food & Drinks Walking Tour on Atlantic AveYou’ll stroll Atlantic Ave with a local guide, tasting tacos at El Camino and pizza at Death by Pizza before sampling craft beers and learning quirky city history along the way. Expect plenty of food for lunch, spontaneous laughs with your group, and small surprises tucked between bites—Delray’s energy sticks with you after you leave.
South Beach Miami: Food Tour & Art Deco Walk with TastingsYou walk Ocean Drive and Washington Avenue with a local guide, stopping for five tastings across four locations: sangria at The Betsy, a secret dish with margarita at Ocean Drive Bistro, pastelito and mojito at the Cardozo, and a Cuban sandwich at the 11th Street Diner. Along the way you learn the Art Deco District's design history and pass landmarks like the Versace Mansion and the Wolfsonian Museum. The whole experience is built around walking and eating, so wear comfortable shoes and plan for roughly three hours on foot.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat where locals eat and understand South Beach's architecture and Cuban heritage without arranging five separate restaurant stops yourself—the guide handles the timing and the stories, so you just show up and walk.
Key West Sandbar Safari Tiki Boat: Beach Games FunA 3.5-hour sandbar cruise from Key West Historic Seaport aboard the Lazy Lady tiki boat, with a live English-speaking guide, soda, beer and wine included. You anchor at a secluded sandbar in shallow waters where you wade, swim, collect shells and play beach games with floaties and watermats provided. Infants sit on an adult's lap; the tour suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?If you land in Key West with a free afternoon and want to be in the water without renting a car or booking a guided tour of the town, a tiki boat to a sandbar gives you the shallow water and the games without the planning—the boat, the guide, the drinks and the gear all show up so you just wade in.
Miami: Art Deco, Wynwood & Millionaire's Cruise ComboYou ride through five Miami neighborhoods in an air-conditioned vehicle with a bilingual guide, stop for photos at Coconut Grove and the Wynwood murals, then board a 90-minute boat cruise past celebrity homes on Biscayne Bay. The guide handles the stories and history; you just show up and move through the day as it unfolds.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see multiple sides of Miami — the architecture, the street art, the Cuban culture, the wealthy neighborhoods, and the waterfront — all in one afternoon with a guide handling the context. The full day means you're not rushing between stops, and the boat cruise at the end gives you the view that ties the city together.
Shell Key Preserve: Kayak Tour with Mangrove Tunnels & Island StopYou’ll paddle calm waters with a local guide through Shell Key Preserve, slip beneath mangrove tunnels if tides allow, watch for dolphins or manatees, then wander Shell Key Island at your own pace. Expect laughter, salt air on your skin, and small moments that linger long after you’ve rinsed off the sand.
Silver Springs: Glass Bottom Kayak Tour with Wildlife ViewsYou’ll paddle Silver Springs in a glass bottom kayak with a local guide leading the way. Watch for manatees and turtles gliding below you, spot sunken shipwrecks and statues through crystal-clear water, and hear stories of “old Florida.” Expect steady paddling — no stops — but plenty of wildlife moments that stick with you long after.
Cocoa Beach: Clear Kayak Bioluminescence Tour at NightYou paddle a transparent kayak through glowing water off Cocoa Beach, seeing bioluminescence from every angle — above, below, and through the hull itself. The tour includes kayak and gear, works for any fitness level, and takes place at night when the dinoflagellates are brightest. No experience needed; just show up and let the paddle do the work.Is it for me?Right for anyone curious about bioluminescence without needing paddling skills or high fitness — the clear kayak and calm water do the work, leaving you free to watch the glow. Expect a night tour, so plan to be on the water after dark.
Orlando: Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament with 4-Course FeastYou enter a castle, choose a king to cheer for, and spend two hours eating a four-course meal while knights joust, fence, and ride horses around the arena. Parking is free, soft drinks are included, and the whole thing is designed so you're never watching on an empty stomach or eating while nothing is happening. Book it if you want dinner and a show that actually feels like both at the same time.Is it for me?Right for families, couples, or anyone who wants dinner and live action at the same time without arranging two separate bookings. Plan for a full evening — the two hours are what lets you sit down, eat properly, and actually follow the tournament instead of rushing through either one.
Small Group Tampa Sightseeing Bus Tour: Ybor City & RiverwalkA small-group sightseeing bus tour of Tampa for up to 12 guests in a climate-controlled minibus with a live English-speaking guide. The route covers the Tampa Museum of Art, Ybor City (the Cigar Capital), the historic Scrub neighborhood, the Riverwalk, and residential areas overlooking the bay, with stops for photos and short walks. Tour includes a guide, bottled water, and all fees and taxes; it runs 2.5 hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?The live English guide means you don't miss the stories behind each stop—the architecture, the history, the neighborhoods—which is what separates a bus ride from an actual tour. If you want to see multiple Tampa neighborhoods in one morning without renting a car or navigating on your own, the fixed 2.5-hour route and small group size keep the day manageable and the commentary clear.
Crystal River: Manatee Swim & Snorkel with In-Water GuideYou arrive 30 minutes early, suit up in provided wetsuits and gear, then spend two hours in the water with a professional guide watching manatees in Crystal River's clear springs. Swimmers go in; riders stay in the boat. Your guide films the whole thing and gives you the video on a flash drive before you leave. Hot chocolate on cold days, and the boat is covered either way.Is it for me?Right for families with young children, non-swimmers, and anyone who wants to see manatees without arranging gear or worrying about boat safety — the guide handles both, and the covered boat means weather doesn't change your plans.
Tampa Bay CityPASS: 5 Attractions & Save 55%You get one-time entry to five of Tampa's major attractions—your choice from Busch Gardens, the Florida Aquarium, ZooTampa, Clearwater Marine Aquarium, MOSI, boat tours, or the children's museum. The pass is valid for nine consecutive days starting when you first use it, and you save up to 55% compared to buying individual tickets. Present the pass on your phone or printed copy at each gate.Is it for me?Right for families or groups who want to see multiple Tampa attractions without buying tickets separately at each gate—the nine-day window gives you breathing room, and the 55% savings covers the cost of planning time you'd otherwise spend.
Naples Kayak & SUP Rental: CLEAR Kayaks Bonita SpringsYou rent a kayak or SUP, get a map and safety gear, and paddle Estero Bay at your own pace through mangrove tunnels and shelling beaches. CLEAR boats let you see underwater life without a guide narrating. The team briefs you before you launch and you're back whenever you're done — no fixed return time, no group waiting.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to explore the water at your own pace without a guide or a group schedule — you get the mangrove tunnels and shelling beaches, but the freedom to linger or move on whenever you want.
Fort Lauderdale: Sea Rocket Cruise & Intracoastal TourYou’ll ride the Sea Rocket through Fort Lauderdale’s waterways with a local captain, spotting waterfront mansions, yachts, city skyline views, and maybe even an iguana or two. Feel the breeze as you pass Port Everglades and Las Olas—this isn’t just sightseeing; it’s seeing how locals live by the water.
Miami: Full-Day City Tour with Wynwood, Little Havana & BaysideYou’ll jump into Miami’s neighborhoods with a local guide—taste real Cuban coffee in Little Havana, wander Wynwood’s wild murals, stroll past Art Deco icons on Ocean Drive and catch Biscayne Bay views from Bayside Marketplace. Expect laughter, stories you won’t find online, and small surprises around every corner—this city tour is more than just checking sights off a list.
Everglades: Ten Thousand Islands Boat Tour with Ranger GuideYou’ll ride a pontoon boat into the tangled heart of the Everglades’ Ten Thousand Islands, guided by locals who know every bend and story. Expect close-up wildlife moments—maybe dolphins or egrets—and quiet stretches where all you hear is wind and water. The tour includes wheelchair access and an onboard restroom for comfort, so you can focus on those wild Florida moments that stay with you long after.
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›
