Guidebook for Everglades
Sightseeing
Not to be missed for its kitsche! Pick up your field guide to tracking the Everglades Skunk Ape here.....and don't forget your lima beans! Kids will love seeing the live snakes, turtles and birds.
8 habitants recommandent
Skunk Ape Headquarters
40904 Tamiami Trail ENot to be missed for its kitsche! Pick up your field guide to tracking the Everglades Skunk Ape here.....and don't forget your lima beans! Kids will love seeing the live snakes, turtles and birds.
A great place to see the "true" Everglades as described by Marjorie Stoneman Douglas. You can walk a short trail, rent bikes and ride the 13 mile loop or take a motorized tram tour with a guide.
80 habitants recommandent
Centre d'accueil de Shark Valley
36000 SW 8th StA great place to see the "true" Everglades as described by Marjorie Stoneman Douglas. You can walk a short trail, rent bikes and ride the 13 mile loop or take a motorized tram tour with a guide.
Excellent exhibit on native American history in Florida, with a focus on the Calusa Indians.
40 habitants recommandent
Marco Island Historical Museum
180 S Heathwood DrExcellent exhibit on native American history in Florida, with a focus on the Calusa Indians.
Kayak the Everglades with an experienced guide. Shurr Adventures offers morning, afternoon and sunset trips in the Everglades and Big Cypress National Preserve. 1-877-45-KAYAK
Shurr Adventures
Kayak the Everglades with an experienced guide. Shurr Adventures offers morning, afternoon and sunset trips in the Everglades and Big Cypress National Preserve. 1-877-45-KAYAK
During the winter months this is an excellent place to view birds at sunset. Hundreds of egrets and ibis fly into the mangroves to roost for the night.
8 habitants recommandent
Ten Thousand Islands National Wildlife Refuge - Marsh Trail
21004 Tamiami Trail EDuring the winter months this is an excellent place to view birds at sunset. Hundreds of egrets and ibis fly into the mangroves to roost for the night.
The Fakahatchee is one of the best places in the area to go on a swamp walk! Home to rare and endangered epiphytic orchids and bromeliads as well as the endangered Florida panther.
7 habitants recommandent
Fakahatchee Strand State Preserve
137 Coast Line DrThe Fakahatchee is one of the best places in the area to go on a swamp walk! Home to rare and endangered epiphytic orchids and bromeliads as well as the endangered Florida panther.
Everglades City has a rich and interesting history! Learn about Calusa indians, Edgar Watson, Barron Collier, and more at this museum housed in a restored historic buidling.
9 habitants recommandent
Museum of the Everglades
105 Broadway Ave WEverglades City has a rich and interesting history! Learn about Calusa indians, Edgar Watson, Barron Collier, and more at this museum housed in a restored historic buidling.
Step into the Smallwood store and step back in time. The store, run by Ted Smallwood, served as an important trading post for many years. The infamous Edgar Watson was gunned down here in 1910.
10 habitants recommandent
Smallwood Store
360 Mamie StStep into the Smallwood store and step back in time. The store, run by Ted Smallwood, served as an important trading post for many years. The infamous Edgar Watson was gunned down here in 1910.
Do not miss the Big Cypress National Preserve! It offers exceptional bird watching, alligator viewing and possible endangered Florida panther sightings!
Big Cypress Swamp Welcome Center
33000 Tamiami Trail EDo not miss the Big Cypress National Preserve! It offers exceptional bird watching, alligator viewing and possible endangered Florida panther sightings!
Arts & Culture
Stop by the gallery to see Clyde Butcher's beautiful black and white photos of the Everglades. He uses a large format camera which allows him to produce prints measuring up to 5 x 9 feet.
8 habitants recommandent
Big Cypress Gallery
52388 Tamiami Trail EStop by the gallery to see Clyde Butcher's beautiful black and white photos of the Everglades. He uses a large format camera which allows him to produce prints measuring up to 5 x 9 feet.
Everything Else
Stop by the Gulf Coast visitor center for info about boat tours, kayaking and canoeing, hiking/biking in Everglades National Park. This is where you get permits for wilderness camping in the Park.
6 habitants recommandent
Gulf Coast Visitor Center
815 Oyster Bar LnStop by the Gulf Coast visitor center for info about boat tours, kayaking and canoeing, hiking/biking in Everglades National Park. This is where you get permits for wilderness camping in the Park.
Food Scene
Best breakfast in town! Just a short 3 mile drive from the cabana.
15 habitants recommandent
Havana Café of the Everglades
191 Smallwood DrBest breakfast in town! Just a short 3 mile drive from the cabana.
Located on the Barron River, buy fresh local stone crabs by the pound. Within walking distance of the cabana.
6 habitants recommandent
City Seafood
702 Begonia StLocated on the Barron River, buy fresh local stone crabs by the pound. Within walking distance of the cabana.
Great food and atmosphere. Located right on the Barron River. Within walking distance of the cabana.
14 habitants recommandent
Camellia Street Grill
202 Camellia St WGreat food and atmosphere. Located right on the Barron River. Within walking distance of the cabana.
The best coffee in town! Real espresso, cappuccino and lattes. They also serve delicious gelato and homemade desserts as well as sandwiches and salads. Within walking distance of the cabana.
Sweet Mayberry's Cafe And Gifts Inc
207 Broadway WThe best coffee in town! Real espresso, cappuccino and lattes. They also serve delicious gelato and homemade desserts as well as sandwiches and salads. Within walking distance of the cabana.