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Fort Lauderdale: Luxury Sprinter Limo Transfer & Group TransportYou board a 14-seat luxury Sprinter with WiFi, premium sound, and Smart TV already running. The driver is uniformed and licensed, the vehicle insured across Florida counties. Hotel pickup and bottled water are included. You get dropped at your destination without arranging a second vehicle or splitting the group.Is it for me?Book this if your group needs to move together without splitting into multiple vehicles or arranging separate rides — the 14-seat capacity and fixed pricing remove the coordination work, and the onboard WiFi and outlets mean you can work or charge devices during the transfer.
Crystal River Single Kayak Rental & Kings Bay Manatee MapYou get a single kayak with paddle, life jacket, and a marked map of manatee sanctuaries and swim zones. The private launch at Pete's Pier Marina skips the shuttle and commercial ramp crowds, putting you on the water in minutes. Crescent kayaks are sit-on-top with adjustable seats, and all equipment is cleaned after every rental. You paddle Kings Bay on your own schedule, with the option to explore Three Sisters Springs and other nearby springs.Is it for me?Best for independent paddlers who want to explore Kings Bay and the springs on their own schedule without a guide or group—the private launch and stable kayak design mean you're on the water quickly and can spend as much time as you want in any spot that interests you.
Key West 1 Hour Jet Ski Freestyle Rental – Go Your Own WayWant to break free from crowded tours? This Key West jet ski rental lets you ride at your own pace in a quiet spot. Go wild or just chill—it’s your call.
Miami: Vizcaya Museum & Gardens with Hotel PickupYou get hotel pickup, the drive to Vizcaya, and admission to the estate's house and gardens for a self-guided 4-hour visit. No arranging transport, no entry-line wait, no deciding how long to stay — you're on your own schedule inside a preserved piece of early Miami. The pickup and drop-off mean the travel time doesn't eat into your day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see a preserved piece of early Miami without arranging a car, parking, or entry logistics — the pickup and included admission mean you show up and walk in, which is what makes a 4-hour visit feel unhurried instead of rushed.
Kayaking Round Island Riverside Park: Mangrove tunnels & dolphinsKayak or stand-up paddle board through mangrove tunnels at Round Island Riverside Park with a local guide who knows where dolphins and manatees gather. Groups stay under a dozen, and you get stable back-friendly kayaks, paddles, life jackets and free parking. The 2-hour paddle covers hidden waterways most tours skip.Is it for me?Book this if you want mangrove tunnels and wildlife spotting in a two-hour window with a small group, rather than committing to a full-day paddle.
Private Islamorada Boat Tour: Mangroves, Dolphins & SnorkelingYou’ll get up close with dolphins and manatees, snorkel vibrant reefs teeming with fish, and unwind at a quiet sandbar—all with an expert local captain guiding you through Islamorada’s wild side.
Little Havana Walking Tour: Cuban Guides Domino ParkA two-hour walking tour of Miami's Little Havana neighborhood led by Cuban and Cuban American guides, with stops at Domino Park, a working cigar factory, Party Cake Bakery, and the newly opened Havana Collection Experience museum. The tour includes entry to the Havana Collection, samples of Cuban pastries, sodas, coffee and freshly pressed sugarcane juice, plus optional lunch or rum tasting at checkout.Is it for me?Choose the tour with lunch if you want a full meal woven into the neighborhood stops; pick the rum option if you'd rather taste Cuban spirits while the guide talks. The VIP version suits travelers who want more depth or a smaller group—confirm the specifics with the operator before booking, since the distinction isn't detailed in the standard description.
Crystal River: Manatee Kayak Tour & Wildlife Refuge PaddlingYou paddle the Chassahowitzka River in Crystal River's Wildlife Refuge, watching manatees feed and rest in shallow water from kayak level. Equipment is included, the pace is slow, and the morning timing puts you on the water when the animals are most active. No experience needed, and the route is built around where the manatees actually are, not a fixed schedule.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see manatees without a motorboat engine — the kayak's quiet is what lets you get close and watch them undisturbed in their own space.
Snorkeling in Destin: 3-Hour Dolphin Cruise with GearA 3-hour snorkeling and dolphin cruise in Destin combines an hour in the Gulf with mask and fins provided, followed by a guided boat search for dolphins in the harbor and open water. All snorkeling gear is sanitized between uses; complimentary beer, wine, soda and water are served during the dolphin portion. Tickets must be picked up one hour before departure.Is it for me?The Sea Blaster departs from HarborWalk Village in downtown Destin, so no car rental or long drive is needed—book this if you're staying nearby or want to skip the logistics of getting to a beach launch point yourself.
Miami helicopter tour: South Beach to Golden BeachA 40-minute helicopter tour of Miami that departs from a local airfield and flies over South Beach, Hollywood Beach, Golden Beach, Fisher Island, Hard Rock Stadium, Oleta River State Park and the Port of Miami, with a live guide speaking English or Spanish. The flight accommodates up to 3 passengers per trip, with a minimum of 2 required to operate. All fees, taxes and the guide are included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon and want to see Miami's scale and layout from the air without spending a full day on it. Small groups of 2 or 3 mean you're not packed in with strangers, and the 40-minute flight fits between other plans.
Kayaking in Pelican Bay: Dolphins and MangrovesKayak through Pelican Bay's mangrove-lined canals, creeks and tunnels near Fort Myers, paddling calm protected waters where dolphins and manatees appear regularly. The tour runs 2.5 to 3 hours with a live English-speaking guide; lifejacket and kayak are included. You choose between a single kayak or a tandem option, and all surfaces and transportation are wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Choose a single kayak if you want to paddle independently; pick a tandem kayak if you're bringing a partner or want to share the paddling effort. The calm, protected waters and 2.5 to 3 hour duration work for families with older children and for anyone new to kayaking who doesn't want to fight current or waves.
Fort Lauderdale Airport to Cruise Port: Premium TransferYou get a named driver meeting you at arrivals, a clean vehicle with complimentary water and device charging, and a fixed price that doesn't change based on traffic or demand. Specialized car seats are available for children when you book them in advance. The driver takes you directly to the cruise port on schedule, which means you can relax instead of managing transport logistics on departure day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to avoid the taxi line and rideshare wait at Fort Lauderdale airport on departure day — a fixed price and a named driver mean you can confirm your port arrival time before you even land.
Amelia & Big Talbot: E-Bike Tour with Smart HelmetsYou’ll set off from Amelia Island with an electric bike and smart helmet that lets you chat easily with your group as you ride toward Big Talbot State Park. Expect quiet trails under live oaks, a breezy bridge crossing, maybe some sandy beach riding if tides allow, and time for local stops or snacks along the way — all at your own pace. It’s one of those days you’ll remember long after your shoes dry out.
Wynwood Brewery Golf Cart Tour: Murals & Craft Beer ExperienceYou’ll ride through Wynwood’s colorful streets by golf cart with a local guide who knows all the mural secrets—and you’ll get to try two craft beers along the way. It’s relaxed, fun, and perfect for anyone wanting to see Miami’s creative side without missing out on great drinks.
Miami: Wynwood Walls & Little Havana Small Group TourYou're picked up at your hotel in a luxury sprinter van and driven through Wynwood, South Beach, Downtown, Brickell, Coconut Grove, and Little Havana over four hours. You walk the Wynwood Walls for 30 minutes, spend another 30 minutes in Little Havana visiting Domino Park and a cigar lounge, stop for skyline photos at Virginia Key, and pass Vizcaya Museum, the Pérez Art Museum, and the Kaseya Center. Hotel pickup and drop-off, a local guide, Cuban coffee, water, and snacks are included.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see multiple Miami neighborhoods in one morning without arranging your own transport or timing — the guide handles the route and the history, leaving you to just show up at your hotel door.
Fort Lauderdale Kayak and SUP Tour: Mangrove Wildlife PaddlingA guided kayak and paddleboard activity in Fort Lauderdale's mangrove ecosystem where you paddle through calm waterways, spot wildlife including manatees (in season), manta rays, turtles, iguanas and native birds, and learn about local flora and fauna from a live guide. Groups stay small—up to eight guests—and include fresh fruit, non-alcoholic drinks, sunscreen and a complimentary instant photo at the end. Children are welcome from age 5; infants sit on an adult's lap at no extra cost.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying in Fort Lauderdale without a car—the launch point is walkable from public transit, and groups stay under eight so your guide can answer questions about the wildlife you spot.
Miami Beach: Luxury Yacht Tour & Snorkeling in Biscayne BayYou board a USCG-certified yacht in Miami Beach and cruise Biscayne Bay past celebrity waterfront homes, anchoring in shallow water to snorkel, swim, or float on the Magic Carpet while dolphins and manatees pass nearby. The boat includes water, ice, snorkeling gear, a Bluetooth sound system, and a fridge; you bring your own food and drinks. The day is fully customizable — no fixed itinerary — and works for birthdays, proposals, bachelor parties, or just a group day on the water. If a storm hits before departure, you get a full refund.Is it for me?Book this if you want a private boat day in Miami without arranging a captain, navigation, or equipment yourself — the licensed operator and included gear mean you show up and the water takes it from there. It works for groups marking a milestone (birthday, proposal, bachelor party) or just friends who want their own space on Biscayne Bay.
Orlando: Private Helicopter Tour Theme Parks & DowntownYou take off from the meeting point and fly 48 miles over every major theme park in Orlando — Universal, Disney, and the smaller attractions — with a detour over downtown to see the cityscape and Lake Eola. The pilot narrates the whole route through your headset, every seat has a window, and your group flies private with no other passengers. You're back on the ground in time for lunch or an afternoon park visit.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see all of Orlando's major theme parks and attractions from the air without arranging multiple ground tours or spending a full day on the ground — the private helicopter and fixed route mean you're back in 1–2 hours and can still hit a park the same day.
Private Pontoon Boat Tour Clearwater Beach: 2–4 hours, no crowdsA private pontoon boat tour in Clearwater operates as a 2-hour sunset cruise or a 4-hour island-hopping tour for up to six guests, with a USCG licensed captain steering while you choose the stops. The 4-hour option reaches Caladesi Island, Honeymoon Island and Three Rooker Bar for swimming, snorkeling, shelling and wildlife watching; the 2-hour sunset cruise stays along the coast. You bring your own food and drinks—a cooler with fresh ice and a Bluetooth sound system are on board, and snorkeling gear, paddleboards and an inflatable lounge are available on request.Is it for me?Book the 4-hour tour if your group wants to island-hop and spend time in the water at multiple stops; the 2-hour sunset cruise works better if you're short on time or want one focused moment on the water instead of a full day of stops.
Fort Lauderdale: Paddle Board Rental & Lesson Las Olas CanalsYou get a 1.5-hour paddle board session on Fort Lauderdale's calm Las Olas Canals with a beginner lesson, full equipment, and views of waterfront mansions. The flat water and light traffic mean you'll likely be standing and paddling within minutes, not hours. Book if you want to try paddle boarding without the learning curve or the gear investment.Is it for me?Book this if you want to try paddle boarding without owning gear or spending a full day learning — the flat water and short lesson mean you're actually paddling, not just floating, within the first session.
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›
