Everglades and Miami Tour from Orlando

This action-packed day trip from Orlando combines two tours in one, allowing you to tick a pair of incredible Floridian experiences off your bucketlist.

After an early morning departure from Orlando head south to one of America's greatest natural wonders. The Everglades National Park is the largest remaining swampland in the world, famous for it's natural beauty and abundant wildlife. On arrival, jump aboard a traditional Florida airboat for an exciting ride across the wondrous 'River of Grass'. Glide across the waters at speeds up to 40 mph, and get up close and personal with the Florida wildlife. Your friendly captain will guide you through this natural wonder, as you sit back and enjoy the native flora and fauna around you. Home to numerous animal species, many of which are endangered, Sawgrass Recreation Park also allows you to visit the Exotic Wildlife exhibit and Glades Exhibit. Here you can hold baby Alligators, see panthers, leopards, turtles, birds of prey and even feed the animals.

After your gator adventure, head on to Miami, located about an hour away. Enjoy free time at Bayside Marketplace to shop and grab a bite to eat before continuing to Miami Beach. Made famous by numerous movies and music videos and this tour takes in Miami Beach's best bits. Hang out in the world-famous South Beach, explore the historical Art Deco district in Miami and browse Miami’s famous designer stores and boutiques. 

Why not upgrade your tour and add a Star Island Cruise? Soak up the sights and sounds of Miami on this relaxing 1.5-hour cruise along Miami’s beautiful waterways. Admire the Miami skyline as you cruise along Biscayne Bay and circle around Hibiscus Island and Star Island to see the homes of the rich and famous. 

Hop back on the bus at around 7.00pm for the 4 hour drive back to Orlando. This is a long day, but a thoroughly enjoyable and memorable one!

Duration: 

Around 15 hours in total.

Transfer Time: 

4 hours each way.

Pick-up Locations and Timings (subject to change)

Shuttle pick-up locations generally require a change of vehicle before travelling onwards to Miami and the Everglades.