Begin your session with a safety briefing from an experienced guide. Put on your safety gear and hop on your very own single-seat Polaris ATV quad bike. Then, begin your adventure. Travel through beautiful orange groves and panoramic wetlands. If you’re lucky, you might even come across some local wildlife along the way. Travel through sand, mud, swamps and everything this property has to offer.  Stop for a 15-minute break to rehydrate after your exhilarating ride in the Florida sunshine. Next, get back on your quad bike and adventure along a track with tight curves and long straits with a lot of thrilling twists and turns.

To begin your mucky duck experience, you’ll be asked to provide proof of age and a full driver’s license. The experience will last around 1 hour and includes a full safety briefing from a professional before you set off on your adventure. Follow your guide along the tracks, through the trees, and right into the water. You won’t get wet during the ride as the vehicle floats gently on the water, but do be prepared to get quite dirty.   It’s highly recommended that you do not bring a camera or phone with you, but your guide will snap some shots of you along the way, which you can purchase later.

Take in some of Florida's most beautiful natural scenery on a tour where you drive your own catboat power boat along the Clermont chain of lakes. Soar across the water at speeds of up to 25 mph, and discover the peninsula as your local guide shows you all these waterways are known for. Access Central Florida's natural beauty that has attracted visitors for over a century. Learn how tourism blossomed on the Clermont chain of lakes in the 1850s, and especially after the Civil War. Get up close to nature in an adventurous way, and glide across the waters of the different lakes. Marvel at Clermont’s banks from a different perspective as you learn to captain your very own catboat. Learn about the significance of the Green Swamp and why it's a protected critical waterway. See how Clermont’s elevation allows it to conduct the flow of water throughout the state.