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Nage ou promenade en bateau avec les lamantins de Crystal River au départ d'Orlando

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Venez profiter de la vraie Floride... Rapprochez-vous du gentil lamantin et admirez la beauté de Crystal River en explorant le Homosassa State Wildlife Park.

La visite se dirige vers Crystal River, où vous pourrez faire de la plongée avec tuba - nager dans les rivières où vivent des lamantins sauvages. C'est un départ tôt le matin, alors apportez des collations pour le petit-déjeuner à manger pendant le voyage.

Après un briefing sur la sécurité et en récupérant votre masque, votre tuba et vos palmes (la location de combinaisons coûte 15 $ et est requise pour les nageurs), vous montez à bord du bateau. Vous n'êtes pas obligé de nager ou de faire de la plongée avec tuba, vous pouvez choisir de profiter de la promenade en bateau à la recherche de la nature seule si vous préférez.

Lorsque des lamantins sont repérés, vous pouvez entrer dans la rivière si vous le souhaitez, prenez de superbes photos.

Dans l'après-midi, explorez le parc d'État d'Homosassa. Le parc abrite de nombreuses espèces d'animaux sauvages indigènes qui ont été sauvées. Vous êtes là à l'heure du déjeuner, vous pouvez donc choisir de l'acheter au café du parc ou de vous apporter un pique-nique si vous préférez. Une vraie journée en Floride !
Ville: Orlando
Mon 24 Feb
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Ce qui est inclu
Admission into Homosassa State Park
Pickup and drop-off from designated meeting points
Driver/guide
River cruise to look for the manatees
Use of snorkel equipment, mask, snorkel and fins.
Admission into Homosassa State Park
Pickup and drop-off from designated meeting points
Information additionnelle
  • Les bébés doivent s'asseoir sur les genoux d'un adulte
  • Les bébés et les petits enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
  • Convient à tous les niveaux de condition physique
  • Une petite quantité de marche est impliquée à votre guise dans le parc d'État
  • Désinfectant pour les mains à la disposition des voyageurs et du personnel
  • Zones à fort trafic régulièrement désinfectées
  • Véhicules de transport régulièrement désinfectés
  • Les guides doivent se laver régulièrement les mains
  • Vaccination COVID-19 obligatoire pour les guides
À quoi s'attendre
1
Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge
The boat will drive into the wildlife refuge where you will hope to see wild manatees on the river. You will be on the boat at least 90 mins.
2
Homosassa River
We will visit the State Park at Homosassa. You will walk around the State Park and see the animals and view the manatees in the underwater viewing chamber at this hospital facility for injured manatees. There is also a cafe at the park so you could purchase lunch here if you wish, or if you prefer to pack yourself a picnic they do have picnic tables you can use inside the park.
3
Crystal River
Upon arrival at the picturesque Crystal River, you will enjoy a fabulous narrated boat tour. You will be provided masks, snorkels & fins, and encouraged to swim alongside these friendly creatures under the guidance of certified dive masters. The manatees are endangered and have come to the Florida springs year-round to find shelter and food. In the winter months the manatee population can reach several hundred and during summer, the average count is 80. They are "gentle giants" and have no teeth. After your cruise, you head to Homosassa State Wildlife Park, famous throughout Florida for the rehabilitation of injured animals. It is here you’ll have the chance to see the current manatee residents at the park during an informative and entertaining feeding session with one of the park rangers. You’ll also see bears, panthers, alligators and even a hippo as you explore the rest of the park. Roundtrip transport from the Orlando area and a knowledgeable driver-guide is also included.
4
Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge
The boat will drive into the wildlife refuge where you will hope to see wild manatees on the river. You will be on the boat at least 90 mins.
5
Homosassa River
We will visit the State Park at Homosassa. You will walk around the State Park and see the animals and view the manatees in the underwater viewing chamber at this hospital facility for injured manatees. There is also a cafe at the park so you could purchase lunch here if you wish, or if you prefer to pack yourself a picnic they do have picnic tables you can use inside the park.
6
Crystal River
Upon arrival at the picturesque Crystal River, you will enjoy a fabulous narrated boat tour. You will be provided masks, snorkels & fins, and encouraged to swim alongside these friendly creatures under the guidance of certified dive masters. The manatees are endangered and have come to the Florida springs year-round to find shelter and food. In the winter months the manatee population can reach several hundred and during summer, the average count is 80. They are "gentle giants" and have no teeth. After your cruise, you head to Homosassa State Wildlife Park, famous throughout Florida for the rehabilitation of injured animals. It is here you’ll have the chance to see the current manatee residents at the park during an informative and entertaining feeding session with one of the park rangers. You’ll also see bears, panthers, alligators and even a hippo as you explore the rest of the park. Roundtrip transport from the Orlando area and a knowledgeable driver-guide is also included.
7
Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge
The boat will drive into the wildlife refuge where you will hope to see wild manatees on the river. You will be on the boat at least 90 mins.
8
Homosassa River
We will visit the State Park at Homosassa. You will walk around the State Park and see the animals and view the manatees in the underwater viewing chamber at this hospital facility for injured manatees. There is also a cafe at the park so you could purchase lunch here if you wish, or if you prefer to pack yourself a picnic they do have picnic tables you can use inside the park.
9
Crystal River
Upon arrival at the picturesque Crystal River, you will enjoy a fabulous narrated boat tour. You will be provided masks, snorkels & fins, and encouraged to swim alongside these friendly creatures under the guidance of certified dive masters. The manatees are endangered and have come to the Florida springs year-round to find shelter and food. In the winter months the manatee population can reach several hundred and during summer, the average count is 80. They are "gentle giants" and have no teeth. After your cruise, you head to Homosassa State Wildlife Park, famous throughout Florida for the rehabilitation of injured animals. It is here you’ll have the chance to see the current manatee residents at the park during an informative and entertaining feeding session with one of the park rangers. You’ll also see bears, panthers, alligators and even a hippo as you explore the rest of the park. Roundtrip transport from the Orlando area and a knowledgeable driver-guide is also included.
10
Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge
The boat will drive into the wildlife refuge where you will hope to see wild manatees on the river. You will be on the boat at least 90 mins.
11
Homosassa River
We will visit the State Park at Homosassa. You will walk around the State Park and see the animals and view the manatees in the underwater viewing chamber at this hospital facility for injured manatees. There is also a cafe at the park so you could purchase lunch here if you wish, or if you prefer to pack yourself a picnic they do have picnic tables you can use inside the park.
12
Crystal River
Upon arrival at the picturesque Crystal River, you will enjoy a fabulous narrated boat tour. You will be provided masks, snorkels & fins, and encouraged to swim alongside these friendly creatures under the guidance of certified dive masters. The manatees are endangered and have come to the Florida springs year-round to find shelter and food. In the winter months the manatee population can reach several hundred and during summer, the average count is 80. They are "gentle giants" and have no teeth. After your cruise, you head to Homosassa State Wildlife Park, famous throughout Florida for the rehabilitation of injured animals. It is here you’ll have the chance to see the current manatee residents at the park during an informative and entertaining feeding session with one of the park rangers. You’ll also see bears, panthers, alligators and even a hippo as you explore the rest of the park. Roundtrip transport from the Orlando area and a knowledgeable driver-guide is also included.
13
Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge
The boat will drive into the wildlife refuge where you will hope to see wild manatees on the river. You will be on the boat at least 90 mins.
14
Homosassa River
We will visit the State Park at Homosassa. You will walk around the State Park and see the animals and view the manatees in the underwater viewing chamber at this hospital facility for injured manatees. There is also a cafe at the park so you could purchase lunch here if you wish, or if you prefer to pack yourself a picnic they do have picnic tables you can use inside the park.
15
Crystal River
Upon arrival at the picturesque Crystal River, you will enjoy a fabulous narrated boat tour. You will be provided masks, snorkels & fins, and encouraged to swim alongside these friendly creatures under the guidance of certified dive masters. The manatees are endangered and have come to the Florida springs year-round to find shelter and food. In the winter months the manatee population can reach several hundred and during summer, the average count is 80. They are "gentle giants" and have no teeth. After your cruise, you head to Homosassa State Wildlife Park, famous throughout Florida for the rehabilitation of injured animals. It is here you’ll have the chance to see the current manatee residents at the park during an informative and entertaining feeding session with one of the park rangers. You’ll also see bears, panthers, alligators and even a hippo as you explore the rest of the park. Roundtrip transport from the Orlando area and a knowledgeable driver-guide is also included.
16
Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge
The boat will drive into the wildlife refuge where you will hope to see wild manatees on the river. You will be on the boat at least 90 mins.
17
Homosassa River
We will visit the State Park at Homosassa. You will walk around the State Park and see the animals and view the manatees in the underwater viewing chamber at this hospital facility for injured manatees. There is also a cafe at the park so you could purchase lunch here if you wish, or if you prefer to pack yourself a picnic they do have picnic tables you can use inside the park.
18
Crystal River
Upon arrival at the picturesque Crystal River, you will enjoy a fabulous narrated boat tour. You will be provided masks, snorkels & fins, and encouraged to swim alongside these friendly creatures under the guidance of certified dive masters. The manatees are endangered and have come to the Florida springs year-round to find shelter and food. In the winter months the manatee population can reach several hundred and during summer, the average count is 80. They are "gentle giants" and have no teeth. After your cruise, you head to Homosassa State Wildlife Park, famous throughout Florida for the rehabilitation of injured animals. It is here you’ll have the chance to see the current manatee residents at the park during an informative and entertaining feeding session with one of the park rangers. You’ll also see bears, panthers, alligators and even a hippo as you explore the rest of the park. Roundtrip transport from the Orlando area and a knowledgeable driver-guide is also included.
19
Réserve faunique nationale de Crystal River
Le bateau conduira dans le refuge faunique où vous espérerez voir des lamantins sauvages sur la rivière. Vous serez sur le bateau au moins 90 minutes.
20
Rivière Homosassa
Nous visiterons le State Park à Homosassa. Vous vous promènerez dans le parc d'État et verrez les animaux et les lamantins dans la chambre d'observation sous-marine de cet hôpital pour les lamantins blessés. Il y a aussi un café dans le parc afin que vous puissiez acheter le déjeuner ici si vous le souhaitez, ou si vous préférez vous préparer un pique-nique, ils ont des tables de pique-nique que vous pouvez utiliser à l'intérieur du parc.
21
Rivière de cristal
À votre arrivée à la pittoresque rivière Crystal, vous profiterez d'une fabuleuse excursion en bateau commentée. Des masques, des tubas et des palmes vous seront fournis et vous serez encouragés à nager aux côtés de ces sympathiques créatures sous la direction de maîtres de plongée certifiés. Les lamantins sont en voie de disparition et viennent aux sources de Floride toute l'année pour trouver un abri et de la nourriture. Pendant les mois d'hiver, la population de lamantins peut atteindre plusieurs centaines et pendant l'été, le nombre moyen est de 80. Ce sont de "gentils géants" et n'ont pas de dents. Après votre croisière, vous vous dirigez vers Homosassa State Wildlife Park, célèbre dans toute la Floride pour la réhabilitation des animaux blessés. C'est ici que vous aurez la chance de voir les résidents actuels de lamantins du parc lors d'une séance d'alimentation informative et divertissante avec l'un des gardes du parc. Vous verrez également des ours, des panthères, des alligators et même un hippopotame en explorant le reste du parc. Le transport aller-retour depuis la région d'Orlando et un chauffeur-guide expérimenté sont également inclus.
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Commentaires (39)
Roving14682260080
Mar 2019
This was a pleasant day for sure. It was towards the end of the season for the manatees (went in early March) so it took us a while to find them but eventually we were able to swim with 4 of them. The nature park in the afternoon was decent as well. Our guide was excellent, unfortunately I've forgotten his name but he was great all day.
Deepa P
Dec 2016

I would choose a different operator if not for the diving shop they took us to. American Pro Diving's Phil Eledge was our instructor on the meet the manatee swim. He was patient, courteous and I definitely recommend his place for diving adventures. The Gray line bus tour was a disappointment to say the least..its supposed to be a 10-12 hour day trip that includes breakfast, lunch. But 2 people in my group including myself didnt get breakfast- reason was that they ran out of supplies!! No apology nothing! The driver was quiet and grumpy all along the way. We spent 2 hours for the swim with manatee 1.5 hours in water, half hour to change into swimwear and watch the instruction videos etc , 2 hours or so in the State park. Thats it. Rest was all commute and picking/dropping people. I don't think they behaved courteously with international travelers on top of that!
I went on another trip with Dolphin tours and they were definitely better than this ! I won't be back to this group !

Kathryn_J
Oct 2016

Our guide was informative and really wanted us to have a good experience. Despite it not being manatee season, we were able to find a few manatees including a mom and her calf.

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