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Key Largo: Snorkel Pennekamp Coral Reefs & Gear IncludedYou board the Sundiver III an hour before departure, get fitted with mask, fins, and safety vest, then spend 2.5 hours on the water with over 60 minutes actually snorkeling one shallow coral reef in Pennekamp Marine Sanctuary. The crew specializes in families and first-timers, keeps groups small, and visits a single reef to maximize your time underwater rather than moving between multiple stops.Is it for me?Book this if you want a straightforward snorkel morning without the logistics of picking multiple reefs or managing a crowded boat — the single-reef format and experienced crew mean you actually spend your time in the water instead of gearing up and moving between stops.
West Palm Beach Food Tour: James Beard Chefs & DDD TacosYou visit six restaurants and food stops across West Palm Beach's historic neighborhoods in a single afternoon, tasting food from James Beard–nominated chefs, a Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives–featured taco shop, authentic Cuban food, and a Michelin-awarded butcher shop, all while riding in a Mercedes van with a guide who explains the architecture and history. Taxes, parking, all tastings and a glass of sangria are included, and the group stays under 14 people.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste West Palm Beach's best chefs and food spots without arranging your own route, parking or deciding which restaurants are worth the time—the van and guide handle all of that, and the six stops fit into one afternoon.
Amelia Island: Self-Guided Kayak Tour on Black Water CreekYou’ll paddle your own kayak through Amelia Island’s black water creek, spotting turtles and birds while soaking up quiet moments between lush banks. The route is easy for beginners, with gear and bottled water included. Expect laughter, maybe wet feet, and one or two scenes that stick with you long after you’ve dried off.
Kayaking Marco Island: Mangrove Tunnels with PhotographerKayak through the mangrove tunnels of Marco Island and south Naples on a 1.5 to 2 hour paddle with a naturalist guide who teaches the area's history and wildlife while looking for dolphins, manatees, birds, crabs and conch shells. Single-seater kayaks fit ages 12 and up with comfortable high-back seats; tandem kayaks accommodate adults with children ages 3 to 12. Free photos taken by your guide are given to you the same day. The guide speaks English and Turkish.Is it for me?The guide meets you at the launch point on Marco Island, so you don't need to arrange transport to the water or find your own way to the mangroves—you show up and paddle. If you're staying elsewhere in the area or traveling without a car, public transit reaches the park; parking is $10 when you arrive.
Everglades Tour Miami: Airboat, Wet Walk & 10,000 IslandsYou get picked up in Fort Lauderdale and driven to the Everglades, where you spend a full day on two separate boat trips through the 10,000 Islands and Big Cypress, plus a guided wade through cypress swamp with a naturalist. Lunch and water shoes are included, and the group size stays small so the pace feels personal rather than rushed. The tour wraps by late afternoon, and you head back to your hotel without arranging transportation or park fees yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Everglades without renting a car or figuring out park logistics yourself — the pickup, permits, guide, and lunch are all arranged, which is what makes a full day of airboat, swamp walk, and island tour possible in one trip.
Orlando Indoor Skydiving: 2 Flights & Instructor-Led TrainingYou'll spend about 75 minutes at iFLY Orlando, including a brief training session and two separate one-on-one flights in a vertical wind tunnel reaching 130–175 mph. Your certified instructor guides you through the entire experience, all gear is provided, and you leave with a flight certificate. No prior skydiving experience is necessary, and the facility accommodates ages 3 and up.Is it for me?Best for anyone curious about skydiving but unwilling or unable to jump from a plane, or for families with kids aged 3 and up looking for a memorable activity that doesn't require prior athletic experience or special fitness — the instructor handles all the technique, so you just have to show up and float.
Wynwood Walls Food and Street Art Walking Tour: 5 tastingsThis 3-hour guided walking tour through Miami's Wynwood neighborhood combines food tastings from five local restaurants with access to the Wynwood Walls Museum and a certified tour of the street art district. You taste birria tacos, Peruvian bites, a tropical sandwich, New York-style pizza and a guava cookie while exploring galleries and murals with a local guide who knows both the culinary and artistic history. Entry to the Wynwood Walls Museum is included; a VIP drink pairing with a margarita is available as an upgrade.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to taste multiple neighborhood restaurants and understand the art and history behind Wynwood's murals in one outing—the guide and the museum entry mean you're not navigating on your own or paying separately for access to the Walls.
Miami: ATV Sunset & LED Night Rides with Free PhotosYou’ll feel Miami’s wild side up close—revving through muddy trails at sunset or under neon LEDs, sharing laughs with your guide and crew. Expect real dirt, sunflower fields, and free photos snapped mid-adventure. Whether you’re a first-timer or thrill-seeker, this ATV tour leaves you buzzing long after you wash off the mud.
Crystal River: Manatee Swim Tour & Free Underwater PhotosYou’ll slip quietly into Crystal River alongside gentle manatees, guided by locals who know every bend and ripple here. With only six guests per boat, there’s space to breathe—and laugh—while you float near these peaceful creatures. Wetsuits, hot drinks, and all your underwater photos are included so you can focus on those rare moments of calm wonder.
Winter Haven: Pontoon Pub Crawl on Chain of LakesYou’ll float across Winter Haven’s Chain of Lakes by pontoon, hopping between lively waterfront bars with a local guide steering the way. Expect quirky drinks, friendly faces, maybe even an alligator sighting if you’re lucky. Cooler and ice are included — just bring your favorite snacks or drinks along for the ride.
Shell Key Island: Dolphin Cruise & Shell Hunting from St PetersburgYou board a boat in St Petersburg, cruise through Dolphin Bay watching wild Bottlenose dolphins, pass through mangrove estuaries where manatees surface, then wade to Shell Key's beach to hunt for conchs, whelks, and rare Junonia shells. The whole trip takes 2.5 hours with a cooler included and BYOB permitted, so you're back in time for the rest of your day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see wild dolphins and collect shells without committing a full day to the water—the 2.5-hour window fits between other plans, and the crew's fifteen years of experience means you'll actually find what you came for instead of spending the time searching.
Private Boat Charter St. Pete: Dolphins, Watersports & SnorkelingA private boat charter in St. Petersburg puts you on the water with a captain, snorkeling equipment and watersports gear for dolphin watching, wakeboarding, tubing, snorkeling or island hopping. You choose the activity and the length of your trip—two, three, four or six hours—and the captain runs the boat while you focus on what you came to do. Service animals are welcome, and infants can ride along.Is it for me?Your captain handles navigation and boat management while you focus on dolphins, snorkeling, watersports or whatever brought you out on the water.
Gilchrist Blue Springs: Glass Bottom Kayak Tour & SwimYou’ll paddle clear kayaks over Gilchrist Blue Springs’ unreal waters, spot turtles and otters along the Santa Fe River, swim or snorkel in fresh spring pools, and hear stories from your local guide. Expect moments of quiet beauty mixed with laughter and small surprises—this isn’t just sightseeing; it’s feeling Florida breathe around you.
Naples: 4-Hour Ten Thousand Islands Shelling TripYou board at Goodland Boat Park and cruise fifteen to twenty minutes into the Ten Thousand Islands, stopping at Dickman's Island and remote sandbars where shells collect. Your guide teaches you what each shell is and how it lived, while you fill complimentary bags with your finds. The boat is shaded, water and ice are included, and you're back in four hours.Is it for me?Right for anyone curious about what shells are and where they come from, whether you're new to shelling or already collecting. The four hours are split between boat time and beach time, so expect a mix of cruising and walking rather than one long beach day.
Bonita Springs Clear Kayaks: Mangrove Tunnels & Dolphin SpottingYou paddle a tandem clear kayak at your own pace through mangrove tunnels and along a secluded beach, with a marked map showing dolphin spots, shelling areas, and wildlife routes. The rental includes life vest, carbon fiber paddle, dry bag, and free ice. Book on a calm, incoming-tide day for the clearest water and best wildlife viewing.Is it for me?Best for two people or small groups who want to explore at their own pace without a guide—the marked map and calm Bonita Springs waters mean you navigate yourself while the clear kayak bottom lets you watch the ecosystem underneath.
Treasure Island: Day Sailing Tour on Real Schooner BoatYou’ll step aboard a real schooner in Treasure Island with a small group (max 25), feeling salt spray as you sail under wind power—no engines roaring here. Spot dolphins if you’re lucky, bring your own drinks (they’ve got coolers), and let local crew handle everything else. It’s relaxed Florida sailing—with bottled water included—that’ll leave you grinning long after you’re back on shore.
Miami Beach Donut Tour: 4 Bakeries, Donuts & PastriesA two-hour walking tour of Miami Beach's best bakeries and donut shops, visiting four stops along South Beach while sampling donuts, pastelitos, pastries, gelato and churros with a local guide. The tour includes insider dining recommendations, stories about the area's Art Deco heritage, and time to photograph the colorful streets and iconic buildings. Available in English or Spanish, and suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose the English-language option if you want the guide's commentary on the neighborhood's architecture and history as you walk; pick the Spanish-language tour if you prefer to experience South Beach with a guide who speaks your language. Either way, the two-hour pace means you're tasting without rushing, so the bakeries and the walk itself both get your attention.
Florida Keys: Bahia Honda, Key Deer & 7-Mile Bridge Day TripYou’ll ride across legendary bridges with salty air in your hair, walk beaches at Bahia Honda where two oceans meet, spot wild Key Deer up close on Big Pine Key, and maybe catch an alligator’s eye at Blue Hole—all with a local guide who brings stories to life. Expect moments you’ll want to tell friends about later.
Private Airboat Tour Miami Everglades: Wildlife & EcosystemA private airboat tour of Miami Everglades with a live guide in English or Spanish, lasting 1.5 hours and built for groups traveling together. You ride in your own boat, see the wildlife and learn how the ecosystem sustains it, and the guide tailors the pace to your group. Wheelchair accessibility is available with advance notice; infants can sit on an adult's lap or ride in a stroller on the dock.Is it for me?Your group gets a private airboat and a guide's full attention—the difference between watching wildlife and understanding what you're seeing.
Crystal River: Snorkel with Manatees Small Group TourYou arrive at the tour center, receive a manatee education briefing, get fitted with a wetsuit, then board a covered pontoon with a USCG Captain and in-water guide. You snorkel in spring-fed waters with manatees in small groups of ten or fewer, see dolphins and turtles, and return with snorkeling gear and water included. The whole day is built around respectful wildlife encounter and local expertise.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to swim with manatees without a large crowd and prefer learning from people who know the animals and the water. The small group size and in-water guide mean you get personalized attention and real expertise, which is what makes the encounter feel authentic rather than 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›
