Central Florida · SAFARI
6 tours
Central Florida runs safari parks most of the year, and the gap between the good ones and the rest is wider than the gap in price. These 6 are the ones to book: what each costs, how long it takes, and the traveller it actually suits.
Drive your own car through Wild Florida to spot 150+ animals, then walk Gator Park. Includes admission, optional giraffe feeding.
“It was a good time and fun for the family. Took longer than I thought it would and we didn’t even do the airboat.”
Cruise Wild Florida’s drive-thru safari in your own car, see 100-plus animals, then hand-feed giraffes and visit Gator Park.
“Really nice experience. We saw a lot of animals. Well organized. Totally recommended.”
Guided St Augustine airboat safari on the St Johns River with headsets, wildlife spotting, and creek cruising at Trout and Six Mile.
“The tour guide made the trip very fun and interesting with stories about the area and information about alligators. He would maneuver the boat as close as he could when alligators were spotted on logs. A very good trip!”
Full-day Kennedy Space Center tour with NASA bus sights, Shuttle Launch simulator, 3D IMAX, and St. Johns airboat alligators.
“The guide/driver was very informative. Enjoyable day out”
Take a 3-hour Crystal River wildlife safari with small-group boat time, bottled water, and temple mound sights, focused on manatees.
“Our guide was courteous, professional, and very knowledgeable throughout our trip. She took great care in making sure to answer all of our questions and getting us into the best places to see wildlife around Crystal River. Would highly recommend!”
Tampa Bay Serengeti safari brings African wildlife close, with open-air views and hand-feeding giraffes in just 30 minutes.
“The guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. It was a lovely experience. Nothing could be improved”
