Everglades Tour in French

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About this experience

Open Miami offers you a visit to the Everglades with a French-speaking guide.

Here is the schedule of the visit:

- Departure from Miami Beach towards Everglades National Park. During the trip, our guide will provide you with plenty of information about the tour and also about the Everglades ecosystem, its history and the challenges that await it in the future. The journey takes 45 minutes.
- Arrival at the Everglades National Park: On our arrival, we will take the opportunity to visit the different farms and observation platforms which allow us to observe the local fauna and flora. This visit lasts 1h30.
- Airboat Tour: The highlight of the tour! Prepare to be immersed in the wild Florida hinterland, alligators and sometimes crocodiles will be there! This ride on the water lasts 45 minutes.
- Return to Miami and Miami Beach. A 45 minute journey.

Available options

Departure from Bayside MarketPlace

Starting point:<br/>Biscayne Boulevard & Northeast 4th Street, Biscayne Blvd & NE 4th St, Miami, FL 33132, USA

Departure from W hotel South Beach

Starting point:<br/>2201 22nd St, Miami Beach, FL 33139, USA

What's included

USB sockets

Transportation from Miami and Miami Beach

Air-conditioned vehicle

Exclusively French-speaking guide

Airboat tour

Detailed itinerary

We will use the famous airboats of the Everglades Park to discover the local fauna and flora, lasting 40 minutes, we will learn more about one of the largest ecosystems in the world.

Everglades National Park contains the largest subtropical environment in the United States, now threatened, it constitutes a haven of peace for many species. Listed as a UNESCO world heritage site, it today represents a challenge for its conservation.

Inside the park, we will take the opportunity to observe the animals very closely, particularly during the visit to the observation platform.