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Safari d'une journée dans les Everglades depuis la région de Fort Myers /Naples

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Passez une journée entière à explorer la nature sauvage des Everglades lors de cette aventure dans la région du Grand Fort Myers/Naples. Avec votre guide naturaliste, faites une promenade passionnante en hydroglisseur dans les Everglades occidentales, observez la faune lors d'une promenade dans la réserve nationale de Big Cypress, admirez les cyprès imposants lors d'une promenade dans la nature et profitez d'une croisière relaxante en bateau le long des eaux bordées de mangroves pour voir les lamantins, dauphins et balbuzard pêcheur. Votre guide vous apprendra tout sur les Everglades et vous accompagnera pour le déjeuner.
Ville: Fort Myers
Mon 23 Dec
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Mon 23 Dec
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Ce qui est inclu
Narrated van tour
Expert naturalist or biologist guide
Lunch
1-hour airboat ride
Hotel pickup and drop-off (Only Select Hotels)
Transport by air-conditioned 13-passenger van
1-hour boat cruise
Information additionnelle
  • Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
  • Animaux d'assistance autorisés
  • Des transports en commun sont disponibles à proximité
  • Déconseillé aux voyageurs ayant une mauvaise santé cardiovasculaire
  • Les voyageurs doivent avoir au moins un niveau de forme physique modéré
  • L'âge minimum est de 5 ans
  • Chapeau, crème solaire et lunettes de soleil sont recommandés
  • Les poussettes sont non autorisé
  • Veuillez noter : si votre hôtel ne figure pas sur la liste fournie, la prise en charge se fera au restaurant Perkins, 14801 South Tamiami Trail, Fort Myers, FL 33908 à 7h35
  • Masques faciaux obligatoires pour les voyageurs dans les espaces publics
  • Masques faciaux obligatoires pour les guides dans les espaces publics
  • Masques faciaux fournis aux voyageurs
  • Désinfectant pour les mains à la disposition des voyageurs et personnel
  • Distanciation sociale imposée tout au long de l'expérience
  • Zones à fort trafic régulièrement désinfectées
  • Équipement /équipement désinfecté entre les utilisations
  • Véhicules de transport régulièrement désinfectés
  • Guides requis se laver régulièrement les mains
  • Vérifications régulières de la température du personnel
  • Vérifications de la température des voyageurs à l'arrivée
  • Paiements sans contact pour les pourboires et les suppléments
À quoi s'attendre
1
Big Cypress National Preserve
Wildlifedrive through the back country of the first Preserve in the National Park system.
2
Smallwood Store
Step back in time and explore the historic Smallwoods Store Museum. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum stands frozen in time, a window to a bygone era when the store was the islands trading post and island life revolved around the activities here.
3
Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park
Nature Walk through a grove of ancient cypress trees out to a "gator hole" where female alligators have been nesting for decades.
4
Big Cypress National Preserve
Wildlifedrive through the back country of the first Preserve in the National Park system.
5
Smallwood Store
Step back in time and explore the historic Smallwoods Store Museum. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum stands frozen in time, a window to a bygone era when the store was the islands trading post and island life revolved around the activities here.
6
Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park
Nature Walk through a grove of ancient cypress trees out to a "gator hole" where female alligators have been nesting for decades.
7
Big Cypress National Preserve
Wildlifedrive through the back country of the first Preserve in the National Park system.
8
Smallwood Store
Step back in time and explore the historic Smallwoods Store Museum. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum stands frozen in time, a window to a bygone era when the store was the islands trading post and island life revolved around the activities here.
9
Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park
Nature Walk through a grove of ancient cypress trees out to a "gator hole" where female alligators have been nesting for decades.
10
Big Cypress National Preserve
Wildlifedrive through the back country of the first Preserve in the National Park system.
11
Smallwood Store
Step back in time and explore the historic Smallwoods Store Museum. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum stands frozen in time, a window to a bygone era when the store was the islands trading post and island life revolved around the activities here.
12
Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park
Nature Walk through a grove of ancient cypress trees out to a "gator hole" where female alligators have been nesting for decades.
13
Big Cypress National Preserve
Wildlifedrive through the back country of the first Preserve in the National Park system.
14
Smallwood Store
Step back in time and explore the historic Smallwoods Store Museum. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum stands frozen in time, a window to a bygone era when the store was the islands trading post and island life revolved around the activities here.
15
Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park
Nature Walk through a grove of ancient cypress trees out to a "gator hole" where female alligators have been nesting for decades.
16
Big Cypress National Preserve
Wildlifedrive through the back country of the first Preserve in the National Park system.
17
Smallwood Store
Step back in time and explore the historic Smallwoods Store Museum. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum stands frozen in time, a window to a bygone era when the store was the islands trading post and island life revolved around the activities here.
18
Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park
Nature Walk through a grove of ancient cypress trees out to a "gator hole" where female alligators have been nesting for decades.
19
Big Cypress National Preserve
Wildlifedrive through the back country of the first Preserve in the National Park system.
20
Smallwood Store
Step back in time and explore the historic Smallwoods Store Museum. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum stands frozen in time, a window to a bygone era when the store was the islands trading post and island life revolved around the activities here.
21
Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park
Nature Walk through a grove of ancient cypress trees out to a "gator hole" where female alligators have been nesting for decades.
22
Big Cypress National Preserve
Wildlifedrive through the back country of the first Preserve in the National Park system.
23
Smallwood Store
Step back in time and explore the historic Smallwoods Store Museum. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the museum stands frozen in time, a window to a bygone era when the store was the islands trading post and island life revolved around the activities here.
24
Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park
Nature Walk through a grove of ancient cypress trees out to a "gator hole" where female alligators have been nesting for decades.
25
Réserve nationale de Big Cypress
Faune Conduisez à travers l'arrière-pays du premier système de parc national préservé.
26
Petit magasin de bois
Remontez dans le temps et explorez le musée historique Smallwoods Store. Inscrit au registre national des lieux historiques, le musée est figé dans le temps, une fenêtre sur une époque révolue où le magasin était le poste de traite des îles et où la vie insulaire tournait autour des activités ici.
27
Parc d'État de la réserve de Fakahatchee Strand
Nature Promenez-vous dans un bosquet d'anciens cyprès jusqu'à un "trou d'alligator" où les alligators femelles nichent depuis des décennies.
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Commentaires (212)
family4b2016
Apr 2022
Note: We went on the Everglades Day Safari from Fort Lauderdale. My wife and I are educators and chose to stay in Pompano Beach during our Spring Break since it is close to many places of interest in South Florida but mostly we were hoping to visit the Everglades. I went online and was overwhelmed with the myriad number of options and range of prices.  The concierge where we were staying (Wyndham Palm Aire) gave me several brochures and we immediately were drawn to the Everglades Day Safari Ecotour (Ft. Lauderdale).  I called the phone number and spoke with Pete who  walked me through the itinerary.  He was so informative and helpful.  It pays to call for information. We parked at the alternate site and were picked up about 7:45am and returned about 5pm.  Our driver Karl, (with a "K") was very impressive.  He kept everybody on time without ever feeling rushed, was exceptionally knowledgeable about the history of the native peoples, mistakes made in managing, invasive species and their impact as well as current programs working to correct them and ongoing improvements to protect and preserve the Everglades for future generations.  Karl talked about multiple species of wildlife and pointed out many as we traveled. He quizzed us periodically about what we saw and things we learned and gave plenty of time to ask for and answer everyone's questions.  He was very personable and took time to engage each person individually.  We always knew where we were going and what we would be doing.  Karl made sure we knew when there was a bathroom available and how long until the next one.  The 45 minute Airboat ride was literally a blast and exciting with several gator sightings. There was no "fly by and look, back there was a gator".  Captain Manny always slowed, stopped and informed about everything "gator".  He rocks!  Karl drove to our next stop which was an approx. 1/3 mile each way nature walk to a "cypress dome" along a raised Boardwalk.  He stopped periodically and pointed out sights of interest and entertained questions.  Sawgrass, blooming air plants, cypress knees, animal life and more.  We saw animal tracks in a muddy place and several juvenile gators and turtles on a fallen tree branch.  Back on the Tamiami Trail with Karl until arriving at the Big Cypress Welcome center with restrooms (yay!) and a short boardwalk with multiple gators and assorted species of fish easily visible. Gator pictures galore! Next we and Karl were back on the "Trail" to Everglades City where we ate a tasty lunch.  Karl had us previously select from a menu with a number of choices to suit everyone and arranged to have lunch ready when we arrived.  The food was tasty and we ate under cover in open air beside a waterway.  It was a few minute ride to the location of our approx. 90 min scenic pontoon boat ride.  Captain Vic and Ranger Rick along with a young man as crew were very knowledgeable regarding the islands, waterway, history and customs of native peoples and absolutely excellent at sighting and assisting each passenger with viewing wildlife throughout the "cruise".  Numerous variety of birds including oyster catchers, brown pelican, cormorants and many more as well as multiple Dolphin sightings all around the boat and swimming along side as we sailed and during several stops to give everyone photo ops.  We had a slim possibility of seeing a manatee but the time of day and temperature didn't cooperate.  Everyone had a great time and helped accommodate space for kids and adults alike to have many opportunities to see and take many pictures/videos of the dolphins. If you don't know that the Everglades is not the original name, the difference between a cormorant and anahinga bird, which native peoples used to live and still do live in the "glades", what a slough is, the names of several invasive plant and animal species that exist, the difference between a cypress strand and dome is, book an Everglades Day Safari trip and you will know all that, enjoy an all inclusive trip filled with memories and last but not least, leave the driving to Karl!!! Be Blessed. KB
DPfromColorado
Apr 2022
This day trip was a good find. Our driver/guide (Zak) gave us a ton of information, pointed out lots of wildlife, and generally made sure it was an excellent outing. We had to skip one activity because of lightening but were quickly given a refund for that portion of the day. These a great people running a great program.
Wendy_W
Mar 2022
Our full day at Everglades National Park was filled with amazing wildlife. We saw over 25 species of birds, too many alligators to count, dolphins, manatees, turtles and more. Our guide, Zac, was there for us every step of the way. We couldn’t ask for better guides or a better day.

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