The Everglades is one of the largest and slowest rivers in the United States and gives its name to the National Park.

Its name means grass river, and its slow moving water flows from north to south remaining clear. Its maximum depth ranges from 20 to 30 cm and it can reach temperatures over 32 degrees; it is inhabited by a variety of flora and fauna including alligators, turtles, snakes, fish and exotic birds.

Itinerary: The Everglades tour includes a visit to the Miccosukee Indian camp, where your guide will recount their history and traditions, you’ll visit the museum founded in 1983 where a rare glimpse of this population’s past is featured.

On board a typical AIRBOAT (an airboat is a flat-bottom boat driven by a propeller similar to an airplane’s), which sails on top of the water through mangrove forests, you can find alligators and tropical birds; it will take you to an authentic Indian village, located in the swamps, where you can walk on wooden walkways to get a panoramic view of the Everglades and its ecosystem and enjoy the sounds of nature immersed in silence.