Miami Everglades Tour and Airboat Adventure with Transportation

Take an Everglades airboat tour and see Florida's wilderness up-close. At nearly 1.5 million acres in size, this unique wetland habitat is home to numerous rare and endangered species. Your tour of the Everglades will take you through this preserved wilderness on a 30-minute airboat ride, followed by an alligator show and time to explore a lush walking trail.

With this Miami tour, you will be picked up from your Downtown Miami or Miami Beach hotel and transported to the Everglades. There you will board an airboat and glide through the wilderness made up of wet grasslands and hardwood hammocks. During this Everglades tour, you are likely to catch a glimpse of endangered wildlife as you skim across the glassy water in the preserved Florida ecosystem. Your expert airboat captain will be happy to point out the alligators, native birds and snakes, as well as other exotic wildlife in their natural habitat. This is Florida in its purest form.

After the airboat ride, take in the alligator wildlife show and get as close as is safe to these amazing reptiles. You will be left with plenty of time to experience the walking trail filled with flora and fauna exhibits. Stop in at the restaurant and have some lunch or just grab a snack. Be sure to pick up a souvenir at the gift shop on your way out so that you will have something to remind you of this incredible adventure.

Don't forget your camera, as you'll even be given the opportunity to hold a baby gator during this thrilling Everglades wilderness tour. After you've had your fill of fun, you'll be shuttled back to your hotel to enjoy the rest of the great city of Miami on your own.

Please Note: If you are arriving by cruise ship, please select the Bayside Marketplace as your pick up location. The Bayside Marketplace is an approximately 25 minute walk or a 5 to 10 minute taxi ride (not included, approximately $15 US each way) from the pier. This tour is not a transfer tour, and luggage cannot be accommodated.

Tenements, Tastings and Tales of New York's Lower East Side

Discover the cultural heartbeat of New York City through the universal language of food on this immersive walking tour through some of the citys most historic and diverse neighborhoods. Starting at the African Burial Ground National Monument, you'll journey through the Lower East Side, Chinatown, and Little Italy, exploring the stories, struggles, and resilience of immigrant communities that helped shape the city.

Led by a knowledgeable, local English-speaking guide, this walking tour offers rich cultural and historical insights at key neighborhood landmarks. As you stroll through these iconic neighborhoods, you'll pass historic synagogues, century-old bakeries, and important institutions like the Lower East Side Tenement Museum, all while gaining a deeper appreciation for the immigrant experience in New York.

Along the way, you'll enjoy four curated food stops, each offering a taste of a different ethnic tradition. Expect to sample dishes such as Chinese dumplings, artisanal cheeses, knishes, and empanadas-flavors that reflect the vibrant cultural fabric of the city. These ethnic dish samples not only satisfy your appetite but also tell powerful stories of migration, resilience, and community.

This tour is as much about supporting New Yorks future as it is about honoring its past. By visiting immigrant-owned eateries and exploring neighborhoods undergoing rapid change, your participation helps preserve the authentic character and enduring spirit of these communities.

Come hungry for history, flavor, and local connection-this is New York City at its most authentic.

Please Note: This walking tour begins and ends at two different locations. Additional information will be provided in your electronic ticket.

Your tour begins at the historic Santa Teresa Square, where you'll walk through some of the most iconic streets of Cartagena with your English-speaking guide. As you walk, look upon the city's 17th-century walls, which were built to protect the city - and the gold stored here by imperial Spain - from marauding pirates.

Stop at Simon Bolivar Square for a fruit tasting of the tropical variety, with all of your delectable treats served by local Palenqueras.

Next, stop at Palito de Caucho to learn about - and sample - Patacones con queso, a local staple of the Cartagenan diet. Sample freshly caught and prepared shrimp, octopus, and shellfish at the Sombrero Vueltiao, then visit the Donde Magola on Portobello Street for tasty Arepas con Huevo Carimanola and empanadas.

Finally, conclude your tour with a palate-cleansing drink of refreshing coconut water and rejoin your air-conditioned vehicle on a trip back to your ship port.