Liked the boat ride and to alligators in the wild was an experience for us all.
The boat is fun and interesting to see the village.

Our airboat ride was really really excellent!!!! Benny was our guide and he is awesome and funny he got us with the seat belt trick there is no seat belt on an airboat , really good knowledge and knows how to talk, showed us papa and mama alligator with there babys then another alligator which name is jumper really cool then we went threw a path behind an abandon hammock to see a alligator named baby she was smaller than the others this ride was so much fun i recommend people to come here and ask for Benny he is an awesome and funny driver.

Being outdoor enthusiasts, we recommend the Miccosukee Air Boat Tour! Amazing Swamp views, lots of Gators and you will be able to walk around on an actual Miccosukee Indian Home site. And if your lucky, you may see Elvis!

From the other reviews it seems as if we really lucked out by choosing the Airboats at the Miccosukee Indian Village from the many others on Rt. 41. Our guide, Elvis,. was such a polite and knowledgable young man. He was patient and soft-spoken, answering all of our questions. It was fun floating over the sawgrass and water looking for birds and alligators. We saw many of each. But the most interesting aspect was getting off the boat on a small island, site of a Miccosukee residence. There were boardwalks all over so we could explore without getting muddy. We saw baby alligators, lots of fantastic vegetation, trees, flowers and handcrafted Chickees (indian dwellings). Elvis amazed us by calling a 12 foot alligator from the water and patting it on the head. He also explained in detail about indian life in the Everglades. Some of the other places had big, loud crowds and were much more expensive. We had a lovely tour with just the family and it was very reasonable. We laughed when Elvis told us his brother's name.