Everglades National Park protects the largest subtropical wilderness in the US, a slow-moving river of grass teeming with alligators, wading birds, and rare wildlife.
Why Visit Everglades National Park
As one of the only places on Earth where alligators and crocodiles coexist, the Everglades offers unmatched wildlife viewing across a vast wetland unlike any other US national park.
Top Experiences
- Airboat tour: Skim across the sawgrass marshes on an airboat for close-up looks at alligators and birdlife.
- Anhinga Trail: Walk this short boardwalk trail near the main entrance, one of the best spots for close alligator sightings.
- Shark Valley: Bike or take a tram tour along this 15-mile loop road deep into the marsh, with an observation tower.
- Ten Thousand Islands kayak tour: Paddle through a maze of mangrove islands on the park’s Gulf Coast side.
- Birdwatching tour: Join a guided tour to spot herons, egrets, and the elusive roseate spoonbill.

Everglades National Park: 3 Hikes + 90 minute Boat Tour + Lunch

Small-Group Everglades Boating Kayaking and Walking Eco Tour

Small Group Boat, Kayak and Walking Guided Eco Tour Everglades

Everglades Small Group Guided Boating and Walking Expedition

Everglades Birding, Dolphin and Wildlife Boat Tour (2 hours)

Everglades Small Group Guided Boating & Walking Tour Expedition
Practical Tips
- Visit during the dry season (December to April) when wildlife concentrates around remaining water sources.
- Mosquitoes can be intense, especially in the wet season; bring repellent regardless of when you visit.
- The park has three main entrances that don’t connect by road within the park; plan your route based on which area you want to see.
FAQ
Is Everglades National Park worth visiting?
Yes, for its unique wetland wildlife, including alligators and abundant bird species.
When is the best time to visit the Everglades?
December through April, the dry season, when wildlife viewing is best and mosquitoes are less intense.
How far is the Everglades from Miami?
The main entrance is about 45 minutes to an hour from downtown Miami.
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