Here is the airboat tour information for Marsh Beast Airboat Tours. We offer two different tour locations so be sure to get the correct information when making your reservation. We offer airboat rides and tours in Blue Cypress Conservation Area and on Lake Okeechobee. All of our tours are one hour long. We recommend you make a reservation in advance to insure your party a spot for the time you want to go.

Airboat Tour Rates

Here are our rates for an exciting airboat tour with Marsh Beast Airboat Tours located in South Florida. We accept MasterCard, Visa and Cash.

Gift Cards

We now offer gift cards for our airboat tours and rides. Call to make a purchase and have it sent to you immediately. Gift Cards make a great gift for anyone in your family and will prove to be something that everyone you know will enjoy.

Blue Cypress Conservation Area

Blue Cypress Conservation Area is a wildlife management area on Florida's East Coast Along the St. Johns River between State Road (SR) 60 and the Indian River/Brevard county line at Fellsmere Grade. Located off I-95 near Vero Beach and Yeehaw Junction this area includes Blue Cypress Lake, Stick Marsh/Farm 13 and Kenansville Lake. This area is part of the St Johns River and is implemented to reduce flooding and restore and maintain natural hydrologic cycles and protect water quality. It will also reduce freshwater diversions to the Indian River Lagoon estuary and enhance native habitat for fish and wildlife. Blue Cypress Lake and Kenansville Lake are located on the western portion of the area.

This area is an excellent viewing location for the endangered snail kite. Wetland-dependent species found here include great blue herons, white ibis, snowy egrets, limpkins and night herons. Other species include wood storks, ospreys and bald eagles. This area is also a great location for viewing the Florida Alligator. The alligator can almost always be seen year around on a airboat ride here.

This area is very close for Vero Beach, Melbourne and any travelers on I-95. Click Here for Map of Meeting Location

Lake Okeechobee

Lake Okeechobee is at the center of South Florida's regional water management system, and is located in south-central Florida. The massive lake is a 730 square mile , relatively shallow lake with an average depth of 9 feet and is the second largest freshwater lake located wholly in the United States, second only to Lake Michigan. Lake Okeechobee's drainage basin covers more than 4,600 square miles. Lake Okeechobee is the heart of the Everglades.

This area is an excellent viewing location for the endangered snail kite. Wetland-dependent species found here include great blue herons, white ibis, snowy egrets limpkins and night herons. Other species include wood storks , ospreys and bald eagles. The winter months there is an abundance of waterfowl and the peregrine falcon that feeds on these species. This area is also a great location for viewing the American Alligator. Alligators can almost always be seen year around on a airboat ride here.

This Airboat Tour is on the North end of Lake Okeechobee and is conveniently located. Click Here for a map of Meeting Location.