FAQS
Swamp Fever Airboat Adventure FAQs
Discover everything you need to know about Swamp Fever Airboat Adventures in our FAQs section. Find answers to common questions about tour schedules, safety guidelines, wildlife encounters, and what to bring for an unforgettable adventure through Florida's stunning swamps.
What days and time are you open?
7 days a week, 9:00AM – 4:00 PM
Is a reservation required?
Reservations are highly encouraged to avoid waiting time and delays in your airboat tour. For group events and private tours, reservations are required.
How many days in advance should we book a group/private tour?
You may book your private group tour at least 3 days before your tour date.
How long are the Swamp Fever airboat rides?
Swamp Fever airboat tours are a full 60 minutes on the water! This does not include the loading time or docking time.
Is the parking free?
Yes
What is the minimum age requirement for guests?
We do not have an age minimum requirement. Our tour is loved by all ages.
Can we bring our furry friends?
You may bring your pets and play with them within the picnic grounds, but you may not bring them aboard the airboat.
What essentials do I need to bring?
Sun block
What’s the ideal attire when going on an airboat tour?
Wear something comfortable – t-shirt, pants/shorts, rubber shoes/sandals. Remember you might get a little wet during the tour, so bring extra clothes.
Are the gators in Swamp Fever real?
Yes! They are 100% real.
Will tours still push through when it’s raining?
Yes, if it’s just a light mist or sprinkle. However, if there’s heavy rain, storm, or lightning, we’d have to reschedule the tours.
Can I bring my baby on board for an airboat tour?
Yes! Our airboats are very safe for babies.
Is the Swamp Fever airboat ride dangerous?
Our captains are highly trained navigators and have been operating these rides for years! Our airboats are checked daily to ensure they’re all working perfectly. We promise to give you a safe, super fun and exciting day for the whole family!
Can we touch the gators at the swamp?
No, touching gators while on the airboat ride or in the swamp is strictly prohibited, but we do allow for a photo-opportunity after the tour with our baby gators.