We stopped in the afterwards 2 canned soft drinks, 2 appetizers totaled $22. I believe animals are best in their natural habit being animals and not passed around or handled. There is an option at the begin of the tour for a photo (we declined this so I’m not sure the price of the souvenir photo) and afterwards, there is a Gator show (we skipped this only because I didn’t want to see any animals being aggravated or harassed so I’m not sure whether this occurs or not. Our tour guide for the boat was Giovanni and he was very personable and had vocalized several years (since 2007) working and driving the boats which helped me feel comfortable with the ride. If you have time I highly suggest making time for an airboat ride. Also, the boat is not too fast or bumpy at all, so don’t be afraid of that (I was worried). It was a bit chilly with the wind so we didn’t get to see many alligators but we did see some! The swamp is amazing and really a unique experience I highly recommend.

The airboat tour felt like lit was about an hour (I could be wrong) and they provide you with ear plugs to protect hearing from the large fan. 2,551 reviews 58 of 566 Outdoor Activities in Miami Nature & Wildlife Tours Open now 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Write a review See all photos About Visit the Florida Everglades' premier and most complete airboat attraction. The last tour of the day goes out at 4pm and tickets were $30 each (make sure to bring cash to tip your airboat driver!). There are no airboat tours that operate within the actual national park, it the park does provide 3 operating airboats, Everglades Safari being one of the 3. For more information visit the park's website.After spending the day at the Everglades National Park, we drove almost an hour north to do an airboat swamp tour. For the best chance of seeing the wide variety of wildlife, from alligators and crocodiles to 360 different species of birds and the endangered Florida panther, take a tour during the dry season from December to April (there are also fewer mosquitoes during these months). A $30 fee per car allows access for seven consecutive days at all entrances of the park. There is a $15 fee for guests traveling by foot or bike for seven consecutive days at all entrances of the park. Read more about the top Everglades tours here.

You can also head to the Shark Valley Visitors Center for two-hour guided tram tours. Previous visitors say the tours are an educational experience for the whole family, but do caution that the airboat rides may be too loud for sensitive ears. Other companies operate similar tours where travelers can get up close and personal with much of the wildlife found within the park. The highly rated Everglades Safari Park within the park offers eco-adventure tours that include airboat rides, which recent visitors enjoyed, interactive alligator shows, trails and exhibits about preservation. While most of the 1.5 million-acre park is protected for wildlife preservation, the northern area closest to Miami is open for private airboat tours. Known as the 'River of Grass' for its slow-moving water, the national park offers a unique look into the diverse ecosystem and vegetation that filters water as it moves farther south toward the Florida Bay and Key West. About 40 miles west of downtown Miami and a world away from flashy South Beach, the Everglades National Park is the largest subtropical wetland in the U.S.

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