
Private 10,000 Islands Family Boating, Shelling & Fishing Trip in Marco Island, FL
750 Palm Point Drive • Goodland, FL 34140
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Go beaching, shelling and fishing with the entire family! This Ten Thousand Islands boat tour offers an escape from everyday life and something for every family member. Experience the biodiversity in the Florida Everglades with a naturalist guide. Explore a day at sea discovering local wildlife. Fish and swim in the pristine waters, or just relax under the sun.
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This Ten Thousand Islands boat tour departs Goodland Boating Park located at 750 Palm Point Dr, Goodland, FL 34140. Please arrive 20-25 minutes prior to your tour's departure time. You will meet your guide under the pavilion to the left of the main building. Boarding is 5 minutes before departure time.
This tour is not wheelchair accessible. There are no height and age restrictions for the 10,000 Island Boat Tour.
Guests should bring sunglasses, hats, towels, sunscreen, and water bottles. Binoculars and field glasses are also a good idea. You can bring your own food and drinks on tour.
Please dress comfortably and according to the weather. A light jacket is recommended. Protective footwear that you do not mind getting wet is also advisable.
Yes, this is a family-friendly tour and is suitable for all ages.
Yes! There are a ton of great photo opportunities for you on the trip.
Only service animals are allowed on this tour.
This Marco Island tour can accommodate up to 6 guests.
Most days, you can see ospreys, various breeds of herons and egrets, pelicans, and numerous species of shorebirds. Manatees are typically spotted from the boat during most tours in the warmer months. However, guests commonly see dolphins, rosette spoonbills, bald eagles, hawks, white pelicans, owls, sea turtles, kites, and black vultures. The Everglades Area is famous for alligators. However, the alligators are not a problem as they keep a safe distance away.
On this trip, you can experience a guided tour around the 10,000 Islands area, shelling on a remote barrier island, swim along the pristine waters, fishing, or relax and have fun under the sun.