This is an awesome, fun and different way to see the beautiful miami. This company has great…read moreservice and prices. I fully recommend them to provide you with an different & fun experience.

Great experience! The owners were so friendly, catered to our every need, and really let us relax…read moreand do whatever we wanted. The boat was spacious, clean, and the sound system was quality! Definitely recommend.

This ride was pretty pleasant we got to see alligators and had the opportunity to hold an…read morealligator. Be sure to go during the colder seasons to be able to view the gators. It's a little pricey but it's a must if you're a Florida tourist. They have alligator heads on sale. Stop by their gift shop for nifty souvenirs. Parking is ample.

They usually do by appointment only but we stopped in and Eric was great. He had a little bit of…read moretime before his next reservation and agreed to take me and 4 other people out for a 30 minute quick ride. Wasn't a lot of talk or education but he got us out there and showed us some gators. We saw large ones and even a nest of babies about 4 months old. A couple of quick glances of turtles as they slid into the water at the sound of the boat. The boat had 3 rows of seats and could comfortably hold 3 people per row. It was clean and looked well maintained. The ride was smooth and I did not ever feel like we were unsafe or at risk of falling into the water since they don't use seat belts. He charged us $27.50 per rider and excepted Credit Cards. This was very fun and not being crammed into a boat with 40 other people was exactly what we wanted.

This place is absolutely amazing. We did the private Capybara visit and the private alligator…read morevisit. Amazing experience at reasonable prices. Core memories made.

I've visited Gator Park several times with guests and had a great experience each time. It's $35…read moreper adult, so pretty affordable, and easy to get to. Free parking with no hassle. Your admission includes a fanboat tour led by knowledgeable staff and an informational animal show. Always a lot of fun and a good way to spend half a day! The reason I give this 4/5 stars is because some of the tour guides can be a bit off-kilter. There's been instances when what they've said has been borderline offensive when asking or responding to where people are visiting from.

What an incredible experience. We had the privilege of having Joe as a guide on our trip through…read morethe Everglades. He was so knowledgeable, nice and gave us such a great look at the Everglades. He was able to show us 4 day old baby gators and many other gators. It was such an amazing experience. Highly recommend this tour and if you get Joe then consider yourself lucky.

This was the second time I did one of River of Grass Adventure's boat tours. Both times, my guides…read more/ boat Captains were great. They are passionate about the Everglades, preserving it, and really love what they're doing. For about hour, we zipped and stopped around the park, through channels in between the high saw grass, over grassy flats, and within a few canals dredged many years ago. The fresh air felt great and I think maybe my blood pressure eased for a few moments. We saw wildlife, including a peregrine falcon, other birds and of course, many alligators, either resting on the grass or swimming off to do whatever it is they do. The guides I think know pretty much where to find the alligators, some of which have names. River of Grass is one of the first swamp tours west of Miami off of highway 41 past the casino. The boats take you pretty far into the Everglades where you don't see or hear any civilization, only the quiet rustle of the grass, i.e. when the engines are not powering the boat thru the glades (why can't they make a quieter engine?). The pictures I took really don't do it justice.

The airboat experience was amazing! Captain Pete was so nice and super knowledgeable. Just fyi, you…read moremeet your guide at the local gas station and follow in your own vehicle to the boat ramp. It was SO FUN and we loved our experience!

This place is OK but I forget the name of it but there's another Everglades boat airboat place…read moremaybe 5 to 10 miles south and by far was the better experience. What you get here is a short airboat ride and then a very short crocodile show. Price was a little bit high in my opinion and I really forget the name of the other place but the other place had way more to do and see so I would suggest to drive 5 to 10 miles south and go to the other park.

I had the BEST time on my Everglades airboat tour with Miccosukee Airboat Rides! From start to…read morefinish it was such a fun and memorable experience. Our guide, Levi, was absolutely incredible--he made the whole trip. He was lively, funny, and full of energy, while also being super knowledgeable about all things Everglades. He shared so many cool facts about the wildlife and environment, but in such an entertaining way that the whole group was smiling and laughing the entire ride. After the airboat ride, we got to watch an alligator wrestling educational presentation, which was amazing to see up close and learn about. And the highlight--I even got to hold a baby alligator afterwards! The boat ride itself was exciting, and you really get to feel the beauty and vastness of the Everglades. If you book here, definitely request Levi's time slot!

Clearly we were there in the off season because there wasn't much of anything to see or do. So…read more What were we paying for? I would rather support local tribes than the other businesses. This was a big stretch

Tour started as soon as we arrived. Our guide was was great: he spoke loudly and clearly and was…read morevery knowledgeable. At times we went slow to check out the wildlife; other times we went fast! We saw plenty of birds and a couple of gators and a turtle in the wild (oh and some fish). After the airboat ride, we saw a quick "show" in which a man showed us the gators on land, a baby gator, tarantula, huge toad, and bird. He was pretty funny. There is a gift shop with the usual stuff (snacks, drinks, souvenirs). There are bathrooms. There is an area for hot foods like hotdogs but it wasn't operating other we went. What brought me here was I had to disembark a cruise ship in the morning but my flight wasn't until 4:19pm and so I took the excursion to kill some time and I have no regrets with this decision.

We live in Miami, and brought some friends here who were visiting from out of town…read more I like that we didn't have to book in advance, and got onto an airboat less than 20 minutes after buying tickets. The airboat ride itself was okay. They obviously can't control what wildlife is out and about, so we only got to see one gator and a couple of blue herons. However the guide was informative and stopped the airboat every so often to explain things to us and tell us about the Everglades. The show after the ride was a little silly, in a very fun way. It was a mix of informative and farcicle. The I was chosen to "kiss" the toad. No stress...you don't actually touch the toad. FYI there is a gator pen behind the show, and if you happen to be there at feeding time, you'll get an entertaining show there as well. **You are however right next to the open water, where wild gators will come onto land hoping for a snack...do not feel as comfortable near a wild gator as you do from the opposite side of an enclosure**

No Miccosukee Indians seen in full traditional attire today, although continued to keep my eyes…read moreopen for panthers, pythons and alligators in this huge 126 square miles of sovereign Indian land near the Big Cypress National Preserve surrounded by the Florida Everglades. The Billie Swamp Safari Tours also operates in this area. The Miccosukee Service Plaza off Alligator Alley has a micro casino, Dunkin', and Glades Cafe. The major gaming casino and hotel sits along Chrome Ave, which generates the major portion of the income for the Miccosukee Tribe.

Enjoyed the tour and interacting with the animals. The alligator show was very cool and it was fun…read moreto hold the alligator at the end. The museum was very cool and it was cool to see how the Missosukee still live today.