Harald Myhre,
Hi. We are looking to get my dad a trip of the Everglades for his 70th birthday. He and wife are visiting Florida late Feb so wonder what would be a recommended trip? Was considering 1.5 hr trip. What could they expect this time of year? Can we reserve a slot and let them reschedule to suit their itinerary? And if we book a certain time, how long in advance should they be at your office?
Thank you
Harald,
Thank you for inquiring about our airboat adventures. We would love for you to join us during your visit. My personal recommendation would be the 1.5 hour private airboat adventure, because it is a great medium to being too short or too long for first timers. I also recommend the early am instead of the pm because it is cooler and there is dew all over the vegetation. We don’t have any animals in cages or fish tanks, & the most common animals seen on any adventure are alligators virds and turtles. We are located at 17696 SW 8 Street, Miami, FL 33194. Our captains have up to 48 years of experience in the everglades. The airboats you will ride in are all high end and luxurious. All tours have an ice filled cooler on board and we provide bottled water. You can bring whatever food and beverage you wish. Our tours are a real safari experience.
1.5 hr Private Airboat Adventure
$275 – for up to 2 people
Each additional person – $60
The 1.5 hr Private Airboat Adventure covers approximately 13 miles of the Florida Everglades. This is a great Safari if you want to get a good taste of the Florida Everglades. The extra half an hour allows us to cover more ground and allows you to see a greater variety of species.
You can book your reservation online at https://miamiairboat.com or call us 1-888-893-4443 and we’ll be happy to book it for you.
Thank you,
Airboat In Everglades, Inc.
sales@airboatineverglades.com
airboatineverglades.com
1-888-893-4443
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