Explore the unique and important ecosystem of the mangroves as you paddle along mangrove tunnels in kayaks, with your expert guide pointing out the many varieties of fascinating wildlife, including manatees, in their natural habitat. Explore the natural beauty and wildlife of Tavernier Creek, whose waters have access to both the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. The mangrove forests are a unique ecosystem that thrive in coastal areas with a dense network of roots, providing habitat for a variety of wildlife, Look out for manatees and learn about their natural habitat and behavior. Manatees are gentle, slow-moving marine mammals that are often called sea cows. The mangrove forests are also home to fish, crabs, and a variety of bird species, including pelicans, ospreys, egrets, & herons. Enjoy observing them in their natural habitat in an eco-friendly way.

Join this exciting excursion to the southernmost point of Florida. Travel to amazing landmarks like the Overseas Highway 1 and unwind on the warm shores of Key West. After pickup at your hotel in Miami, head across Key Largo and the magnificent Overseas Highway 1 Key West. Cross famous bridges, including the Seven Mile Bridge Arrive at Key West before noon and enjoy ca. 6 hours on the island. Choose from various activities such as a dolphin spotting snorkel tour by boat, a snorkel tour with drinks, a glass bottom boat tour or simply enjoy the six hours of free time at your own pace.

Make the most of your time in Miami with a day trip to the closest Florida Key, Key Largo, and maximize your time on the island. Choose from activities such as snorkeling, a glass-bottom boat tour, stand-up paddle boarding, or kayaking. Start your day with a 90-minute drive in an air-conditioned bus from Downtown Miami to Key Largo. Watch as your tour guide points out the famous Caribbean Islands along the drive towards the Florida Keys. See the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico while driving by the coastline. Once at Key Largo, the first and northernmost of the Florida Keys, enjoy 11 hours to explore the island at a leisurely pace. This is where Miami locals come to enjoy the Keys. Lyft and Uber operate in Key Largo if you need to get around. Discover John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park with its man-made beaches, hiking trails, concession stores, and unspoiled waters. The State Park concession store has pre-packaged wraps, sandwiches, ice cream, snacks, etc. Key Largo has a laid-back, tropical atmosphere. There are Tiki bars located right on the water, known for their food and drink. The Fish House, located on the highway, is an excellent fish restaurant. Upgrade your day trip by choosing from the following options: Snorkel Tour A 3-hour snorkeling adventure at North America’s only living coral reef. Travel on a 65-ft high-speed catamaran, receive professional instruction, and use top-of-the-line snorkel gear. The itinerary includes a number of shallow reefs teeming with wildlife. The rental includes bottled water and environmentally friendly suntan lotion. Glass-bottom boat tour A 2.5-hour cruise on a glass-bottom boat for a unique glimpse into the serene undersea world in style and comfort. Fun for all the family as you witness the wonders of North America’s only living coral reef, maybe spotting sea turtles and rays. There is a concession on board selling soft drinks and snacks. SUP Board Rental 1-hour stand-up paddleboard rental. Paddle along the shoreline of John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. Instructions and a safety briefing are provided. Kayak Rental 1-hour kayak rental. Explore the unspoiled waters of John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, which extends 3 miles into the ocean. Instructions and a safety briefing are provided. Kayaks are singles, with the rental per kayak. At the end of the day, meet the bus at 7:30 PM for your 90-minute return trip to Miami.

Begin your sunshine-filled journey just an hour outside Miami, Florida: on Key Largo. Start the scenic 100-mile drive bypassing the ‘African Queen’, the iconic Hollywood riverboat. Follow in the historical footsteps of the Overseas Railroad to Plantation Key, the smuggler's haven. While there, check out Big Betsy, the giant lobster, and Theatre of the Sea, home of the original dolphin shows. Continue through Isla Morada while learning about the hurricanes, ecosystems, and wildlife of the tropical Florida Keys. Explore Anne’s Beach, Long Key, and Marathon, each of which contains unique attractions. Cross over the iconic Seven Mile Bridge and make sure to check out Fred the Tree, the famous spirit of the Keys. Journey past Pigeon Key and Geiger Beach until you reach the most famous Key of all: Key West. In popular Key West, discover Mallory Square, Truman’s White House, the Hemingway Home, Tennessee Williams’ House, and the historic lighthouse. Wrap up your tour at the Southernmost Point of the Continental US.

Depart from Miami Executive Airport and soar into the skies above the first and largest of the fabulous Florida Keys, Key Largo. Flown by a professional pilot in a Cessna 177 aircraft, admire birds-eye views of the stunning landscapes below on a 1-hour aerial tour. Fly over the stunningly clear waters of Biscayne Bay, then head over Biscayne National Park where you can marvel at idyllic islands and luscious mangrove forests. Continue the tour over Key Largo’s array of beaches, as well as two state parks and a national park. Next, explore the Southern part of Key Largo, including Everglades National Park where you can see the area that has been acquired to protect the habitat of native wildlife. At the end of an unforgettable aerial experience begin the journey back to the airport, soaking up the last of the scenic views as you descend back down to ground level.

One of the USA’s most famous and classic road trips, the Overseas Highway, US1, jumps from Key to Key over 113 miles, either ending or beginning at Key West, just 90 miles from Cuba. Flexible Tour: Follow the suggested itineraries, or divide the commentary and create your own half, full or multi day sightseeing trips. Major Highlights: Annes Beach Bahia Honda Betsy Giant Lobster Duval St Hemingway House* John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park Key Deer Key Largo Key West Pigeon Key Seven Mile Bridge Southernmost Point Buoy Tarpon Feeding Turtle Hospital* Includes: Miami - Key West Along the journey, you’ll hear the story of how a determined Henry Flagler fought many challenges from engineering, financing, hurricanes and some ridicule to build an Overseas Railway. Those tracks forged the initial route and became the foundation on which the road was eventually built upon. You'll also hear how famous musicians, writers, adventurers and other characters have also been charmed by the Florida Keys and Key West’s unique location and way of life. They came to chase huge fighting fish, find buried treasure or just themselves. Snorkel, scuba or take a glass bottom boat to get up close to the living coral reefs, fish and an old Spanish shipwreck, of the Florida Keys at John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park. Your guide will point out areas to keep your eyes peeled for the endangered Key Deer, the smallest of North American deer and visit the lovely beach at Bahia Honda for an up close up view of the old rail bridge. As you loop Key West, appreciate the brightly coloured Key West style houses, including Ernest Hemingway's, which open to visit. Grab a selfie at the striped buoy that represents the Southernmost Point in the Continental USA. And of course, take some time to wander Duval Street. You’ll quickly find yourself slowing to Key West pace.

Start by downloading the Action Tour Guide app, which will function as your personal tour guide, audio tour, and map all in one. Purchase one tour per car, not per person. Everyone listens together! Once downloaded, you can choose which tours to do in what order. You can do them all at once, or save them for separate visits! Your tour of the Keys starts at Key Largo and goes all the way to Key West. Along the way, you’ll get to see some unbelievable wildlife along the keys, from marine life at America’s only living coral reef to wild flocks of flamingos if you’re lucky. You’ll cruise across densely-populated Keys packed with shops and restaurants, as well as almost totally uninhabited ones full of unspoiled nature. And, of course, you’ll pass by tons of white sand beaches perfect for taking a dip in the warm Atlantic. The tour also gives you insight into all sorts of wild history, like who had the impossible dream of connecting all the Keys in the first place. Plus, hear about President Truman’s “winter White House,” an iconic giant lobster, and other secrets of the island chain. Finally, you’ll end up on Key West, the perfect place to catch a sunset surrounded by great food and great music. Your tour of the Everglades starts just northeast of the park. As you drive through the park, you’ll learn how this unique landscape formed, what tribes once called it home, and much more. Want to learn about the Everglades’ unique wildlife? You’ll hear about gators, crocs, wading birds, and much more—including some creatures of local legend! You’ll also pass by incredible boardwalk trails like the Gumbo Limbo and Anhinga Trails, which let you stroll through the lush wilderness and see the local critters in their natural habitat. If you’re bringing a boat, you’ll also find a canoe trail that’s perfect for adventurous travelers. Plus, get your camera ready for stops like the Pa-Hay-Okee Lookout Tower—which boasts a panoramic vista of the “river of grass”—and West Lake Trail, featuring clear views across a large and often very active lake. Finally, you’ll arrive at Eco Pond, a favorite haunt of wading birds, softshell turtles, and, of course, alligators. Your tour of the Everglades concludes just past this pond. Your tour of Big Cypress begins on the outskirts of Miami. While you drive, you’ll get to know the Seminole tribe who fought to hold onto this land and hear about the modern-day struggle still playing out over protecting Big Cypress from destruction. You’ll walk the scenic trails of Kirby Storter and H.P. Williams Parks, featuring incredible subtropical surroundings and plenty of wildlife. Or, if you’re more adventurous, you can wade into the swamp itself on the Gator Hook Trail. Meanwhile, your tour will take you along the secluded Loop Road, where rumors abound about gangsters and musical legends. Plus, pay a visit to the smallest post office in America on your way! The Big Cypress tour concludes at the Nathaniel P. Reed Visitor Center. All three tours offer something truly special. So come see what you’re missing!

Spend the day on the water with your family in the most relaxing way. Cruse around the islands at your own pace, sunbathe, have a picnic, or just enjoy the tranquility of the water without the crowds of public beaches. Experience the Florida Keys water activities, including swimming, snorkeling and fishing. Book your cruise in the afternoon and get a front row seat to one of Key Largo's legendary sunsets. Enjoy the freedom and control over your itinerary and pace. While on pontoon boat, you might spot dolphins, manatees, sea turtles and various birds up close. Just have your camera ready! Enjoy the natural beauty of the Florida Keys!

The perfect combination of unobstructed oceanic winds and lake like shoals makes this the perfect place to check sailing off your bucket list, or even better, introduce you to this wonderful sport/leisure activity! Marine life abounds and it is not unusual to spot dolphins, rays, turtles and other sea life. The sophisticated shoreline of the bay, with the Miami Skyline to the West and Key Biscayne to the East are the perfect backdrop for incredible pictures to share with friends and family. Want to venture snorkeling underwater or in its surface on a paddleboard? we got you covered! Ask us about all the extras we can include to customize your experience. We emphasise that this is a private experience and we will design it with you. We will provide our expertise in sailing and extensive knowledge of the area to advice on the best options for a perfect combination of sailing, paddle boarding, snorkeling and good foods. Just want to sail? no problem (we love sailing!) In 2 days we can venture beyond the boundaries of Biscayne bay, where the sea bottom drops from 15' to over 500' and is ideal for fishing. We can combine a lot of sailing, with paddle boarding and snorkeling in some amazing, off the beaten path spots South of Miami. We have the perfect vessel, with its 3 cabins and ample saloon, galey and deck space.

Take a private day trip to visit the Keys’ numerous islands, from Key Largo to Islamorada. After pickup at your hotel in Miami or Miami Beach, drive to Key Largo, the northernmost island of the Keys that was made famous by the film Key Largo, starring Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall. On Key Largo, stop at the Caribbean Club bar, which will be uncannily familiar to fans of the Bloodline TV series. Enjoy the bar’s surroundings and soak up the atmosphere of one of the rare less-touristy venues in the area. After Key Largo, move on to Islamorada, a smaller and quieter key than Key Largo and Key West. Find out why Islamorada is known as the “world capital of recreational fishing,” and discover the largest fishing fleet by square meter in the world. While on Islamorada, make a stop at Robbie’s, which offers a wide range of nautical activities. These include fishing, free-diving, boat rentals, eco-tours, and, most importantly, feeding the tarpons, the main attraction of the establishment for over 30 years. Robbie’s also has souvenir shops, stalls selling locally handcrafted goods, and the restaurant Hungry Tarpon where you can have lunch (not included). At the end of your tour, you’ll be returned to your hotel in Miami or Miami Beach.