- Designed specifically for navigating sawgrass and shallow waters, airboats are flat-bottomed boats propelled by a large fan mounted at the rear.
- Their powerful engines allow them to skim over the water's surface, providing a thrilling and unique way to explore the Everglades.
Motorboats
- Motorboats are commonly used to explore the deeper waterways and lakes within the Everglades. Many boat ramps and marinas are located throughout the park, providing access to these areas.
Canoes and Kayaks
- Canoes and kayaks offer a quieter and more intimate way to explore the Everglades' intricate waterways. Visitors can paddle through mangrove forests, observe wildlife up close, and enjoy the tranquility of the natural surroundings.
Hiking Trails
- Despite being predominantly wetlands, the Everglades also feature designated hiking trails that traverse various ecosystems, including pinelands, hardwood hammocks, and prairies. These trails provide an opportunity to explore the park's diverse landscapes and wildlife on foot.
Bicycles
- Bicycling is an excellent way to explore the paved roads and trails in certain areas of the Everglades, particularly the Shark Valley area. Cycling allows visitors to cover longer distances and enjoy the scenery at a leisurely pace.
