Gator Park, Miami Florida
Florida is home to the American Alligator, as a matter of fact lately there are everywhere. But until a few years ago the American Alligator was actually on the verge of becoming an endangered species. Wildlife Parks like Gator Park have done a lot to help in the conservation and preservation of these beautiful creatures.
Located in the Everglades, Gator Park is a lush environment to view and interact with some of Floridas most beautiful and deadly creatures. You'll get a chance to see the wide array of wildlife that is present in the Everglades, aside from the gators. The Everglades are also home to the American Crocodiles, which are different from gators in that the croc's can live in slightly salty water. There are over 200,000 alligators currently making their homes in the Everglades.
Florida's diverse wildlife is present in the Everglades. On a tour of Gator Park you'll come across snakes, turtles and exotic birds such as peacocks and macaws. A tour is not only interesting but educational as the tour operators are very well trained and knowledgeable.
A demonstration is given at Gator Park which displays a bare-handed tehnique used by Indians to capture live gators. At the show, visitors have the opportunity to come face to face with the alligators and even hold a baby.
A favorite of visitors is an Airboat Tour of the Everglades. Offered every 30 minutes daily, an experienced tour guide takes you on a tour around the Everglades pointing out the sights to see as you go. As you start out your tour, most likely you'll be greeted by a 6 foot alligator named Jumbo.
Gator Park can be had for private parties as well as corporate events. It is a great stop when on a bus charter trip to Miami Florida, or make plans for a special event or birthday party; they also offer full catering services. For reservations or more information, contact John at 1-800-559-2205.
Located in the Everglades, Gator Park is a lush environment to view and interact with some of Floridas most beautiful and deadly creatures. You'll get a chance to see the wide array of wildlife that is present in the Everglades, aside from the gators. The Everglades are also home to the American Crocodiles, which are different from gators in that the croc's can live in slightly salty water. There are over 200,000 alligators currently making their homes in the Everglades.
Florida's diverse wildlife is present in the Everglades. On a tour of Gator Park you'll come across snakes, turtles and exotic birds such as peacocks and macaws. A tour is not only interesting but educational as the tour operators are very well trained and knowledgeable.
A demonstration is given at Gator Park which displays a bare-handed tehnique used by Indians to capture live gators. At the show, visitors have the opportunity to come face to face with the alligators and even hold a baby.
A favorite of visitors is an Airboat Tour of the Everglades. Offered every 30 minutes daily, an experienced tour guide takes you on a tour around the Everglades pointing out the sights to see as you go. As you start out your tour, most likely you'll be greeted by a 6 foot alligator named Jumbo.
Gator Park can be had for private parties as well as corporate events. It is a great stop when on a bus charter trip to Miami Florida, or make plans for a special event or birthday party; they also offer full catering services. For reservations or more information, contact John at 1-800-559-2205.
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