Całodniowa przygoda z kajakiem w Everglades

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Everglades spływy kajakowe i harcerska przygoda w najlepszym wydaniu! Ciesz się eko-wycieczką po Everglades i poznaj przyrodę w najlepszy możliwy sposób z najwyżej ocenianej dostępnej wycieczki po Everglades. Ta wycieczka to prawdziwa okazja i możesz doświadczyć piękna i emocji Everglades bez hałasu łodzi powietrznej lub dużej grupy.
Staramy się ograniczyć liczbę naszych grup do 8-10, ale możemy z łatwością przyjmować większe grupy po wcześniejszym powiadomieniu.

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co jest zawarte

Wycieczka obejmuje doświadczonego przewodnika Everglades, pojedynczy lub podwójny kajak, kamizelkę ratunkową, odzież odporną na komary w razie potrzeby.

Opłaty za lądowanie i obiekt

Dodatkowe informacje

Dozwolone zwierzęta towarzyszące
W pobliżu dostępne są środki transportu publicznego
Niezalecane dla osób ze złym zdrowiem układu krążenia
Podróżujący powinni mieć co najmniej umiarkowany poziom sprawności fizycznej
Osoby o specjalnych potrzebach mile widziane, prosimy o poinformowanie nas, jak możemy Cię zakwaterować
Umiarkowany poziom sprawności
Minimalny wiek to 5 lat
Środek do dezynfekcji rąk dostępny dla podróżnych i personelu
Przez cały czas zachowywania dystansu społecznego
Regularnie dezynfekowane obszary o dużym natężeniu ruchu
Sprzęt/sprzęt dezynfekowany między użyciami
Przewodniki wymagane do regularnego mycia rąk
Regularne pomiary temperatury personelu
Płatna polityka pozostawania w domu dla personelu z objawami
Płatności zbliżeniowe za napiwki i dodatki
Od przewodników wymagane szczepienie na COVID-19
Wszyscy nasi przewodnicy i pracownicy są w pełni zaszczepieni

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Recenzje (492)

Jordan B

Aug 2014

My girlfriend and I tried Garl's during our vacation to Miami and the Keys in June. They were more than accommodating with getting us a tour guide especially considering we didn't make reservations and just called the day we wanted to go. We had decided to do the few hour trip to the Everglades which was fantastic. Our tour guide Geoffrey was extremely knowledgeable about the area and was able to talk about everything from how the area was formed geologically and the types of plants and animals that live there. If there was something you specifically wanted to see he would go out of his way to show them to you on the trip. It was well worth the money and I would definitely do it again if I was vacationing in Southern Florida in the future. Before you go out for the Kayaking trip you meet at a location that is also directly next to the "Robert Is Here" fruit stand which can be a nice before or after kayaking stop.

Meg H

Jul 2014

Wow, this is such wonderful experience. Our guide Geoff was knowledgeable, respectful and enthusiastic. On our 2 cypress dome walks he showed us lots of facets of the Everglades that you don't witness walking around the boarded trails let alone zipping by at 70 mph on the roadways of I75. He took the time to explain what he was showing us. Loved seeing the brown water snake napping in a stump and seeing the apple snail eggs on the stalks of grass. The orchids were beautiful even though the butterfly orchids were the only ones in bloom that we saw. I loved seeing how large the cow horn orchids grow. The different ferns and water plants were so varied and interesting they took me back in time, away from the busy paced life we lead. Although we didn't get to see the alligator couple, Snaggletooth (bull) and Princess, it wasn't for the lack of trying. They were just out and about. We did get to see 2 hatchlings by a culvert, juvenile Gar fish and various other fish. Next stop was a fresh water kayaking trip at 9 mile pond. Paddling through and under bridges of mangrove trees was mesmerizing for me. We saw countless red winged blackbirds, egrets, herons, gulls, a lone kite, hawks, woodpeckers and many more. We did come up upon a 7-8' alligator under a mangrove canopy just watching us cruise by. On our way out of the mangrove trails I got to see an alligator hatchling bobbing in the water among the tall grass. At first I didn't know what it was, it caught my eye because it would disappear under the water and then pop back up after a bit. We watched each other for a while. Saw a soft shell turtle crossing a grassy area headed to the water. Next stop was Flamingo for our salt water kayaking. We saw a mama crocodile and a couple of babies hanging on the sea wall. We headed out with large thunderheads building all around and got rained on for a bit. We made our way to Snake Bight to see the Roseate Spoonbills gathering together to roost along with a myriad of other shore birds. It was a canvas of pink. We saw many lemon sharks and tarpon chasing the bait fish. 2 salt water crocodiles lazily swam past, what a sight. The water was dead flat calm, making it difficult to be sure where the sea and the sky met. It was soothing and mesmerizing. We made our way back to the point to enjoy a spectacular sunset. On our drive out of the park we passed an 8-9' python and made a note of the time and location to notify the park officials. We saw owls and other night birds and a couple of other snakes disappearing off the tarmac as we approached. Kudos to Geoff Scharnow for a spectacular, educational and thought provoking day. Our Everglades are fragile and resilient as long as we don't meddle with what nature has provided. , we need to educate all on this slow meandering river of grass. Ask for Geoff to be your host for the day, his passion for one of the most unique ecosystems is unrivaled.

kylet3415

Jul 2014

I was with a group who wanted to snorkel, and I didn't. This place was easy to find, had great service, they texted me directions (I recommend getting directions from them instead of trip advisor) and they texted me a receipt. They take cards and cash. They put into the water next to an RV park, which had clean bathrooms and a covered picnic area to wait to be picked up. It was a last minute plan that turned out to be well with it. I explored a mangrove island, saw tons of fish and jellyfish, and explored the docks. The kayak had a nice seat and back support as well. I strapped my cooler to the back of the kayak and ate lunch as I floated. The rental was for four hours, I came in after 2 and still felt like I got my money's worth. If I came back, I would book the day tour of the everglades.