If you like the great outdoors, you might want to take time to explore Gulf Coast Visitor Center, located 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from central Everglades City.
You can spend time exploring the galleries in Museum of the Everglades during your travels in Everglades City. Amble around this relaxing area's marina, or seek out the kayaking spots.
Airboats slice through mangrove tunnels where alligators lurk beneath the surface and herons stand sentinel in the shallows. The Gulf Coast Visitor Center offers an ideal starting point for exploring Everglades National Park's wild beauty. After paddling the Ten Thousand Islands by kayak, refuel at waterfront eateries serving stone crab fresh from local waters. The Museum of the Everglades reveals the fascinating history of this frontier outpost. Fakahatchee Strand Preserve State Park beckons with its 'ghost orchids' and other rare plants. Big Cypress National Preserve offers prime wildlife viewing along scenic boardwalks. Despite its tiny population, this former county seat delivers outsized adventures for nature lovers seeking authentic Florida wilderness.
Spend time at the park, as well as checking out the seafood restaurants in Everglades City.
Enjoy fun activities like fishing and boating. Nature lovers visiting Everglades City can explore top areas like Everglades National Park. While you're here, stop by Everglades City Hall and Chokoloskee Bay.
