Everglades National Park

Go through Shark Valley on a bike or tram tour and see the stunning wilderness. You might see some fauna. Explore the Anhinga Trail, which is short and accessible, and runs through a forest of giant cypress trees. Look out for anhingas, herons and other wading birds. Pass through lush tropical forests like Royal Palm ►

Go through Shark Valley on a bike or tram tour and see the stunning wilderness. You might see some fauna. Explore the Anhinga Trail, which is short and accessible, and runs through a forest of giant cypress trees. Look out for anhingas, herons and other wading birds. Pass through lush tropical forests like Royal Palm Hammock where you can observe majestic royal palms as well as colourful orchids, otters and other unique wildlife. Begin at the Everglades Visitor Center where exhibits and films explain the history and nature of this national park and finish at the Flamingo Visitor Center in the west with its bay views – take a boat tour here to see birds and dolphins.

To learn more about this region, stop by the Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center. You can take an airboat tour with Coopertown Everglades Airboat Tour for a unique experience.
For a real adventure, hike the trails through the marshes. You'll discover the unspoiled beauty of the Everglades up close. You can also opt for a canoe or kayak excursion. Glide along the calm rivers and canals surrounded by lush nature.

You can see a lot of different types of birds in the Everglades National Park like roseate spoonbills, white pelicans and ospreys. Take some guided tour if you want to maximize your experience. The rangers who have been there for so long will bring you around the park itself where all the plants and animals live together.

To discover the local culture, visit the Miccosukee Museum and Village. The Miccosukees are the indigenous people of the Everglades region. You'll learn about their fascinating history and ancestral traditions. Explore the exhibits showcasing their traditional crafts and way of life. It's an excellent way to understand the Miccosukees' rich cultural heritage better.



Special events happen in the Everglades too. They have ranger programs and wildlife offerings. You can go to lectures and interactive demonstrations. These let you know more about it being a one-of-a-kind ecosystem on earth and why it matters for the world.


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