Tours & excursions

High-speed airboat excursions through Florida's natural waterways and wetlands, offering wildlife viewing opportunities and thrilling rides across shallow waters.

All-inclusive tropical paradise where you can swim with dolphins, snorkel among vibrant marine life, and interact with exotic birds and animals in a controlled, immersive environment.

One-of-a-kind experience where you can interact with bottlenose dolphins, feed tropical birds, play with otters, and walk on the Grand Reef floor, all in one day with unlimited island food and refreshments included.

A one-of-a-kind day experience where you can interact with bottlenose dolphins, feed tropical birds, play with otters, and walk on the Grand Reef floor—all in one day. This is a hands-on animal encounter tour that goes beyond typical observation.

An all-inclusive day experience where visitors interact with bottlenose dolphins, feed tropical birds, and walk on the Grand Reef floor. Small capacity ensures a more intimate animal encounter than typical marine park attractions.

All-inclusive day resort where guests hand-feed exotic birds, snorkel with tropical fish and rays, and swim with bottlenose dolphins in crystal-clear lagoons. Meals and drinks included in admission price.

Glide over 110 acres of alligators and crocodiles at this authentic Old Florida attraction. The zipline experience combines thrilling aerial views with close encounters of the reptilian kind, plus access to the free-flight aviary, breeding marsh, and gator shows.

An hour east of Orlando, this active NASA spaceport offers tours of Space Shuttle Atlantis, a Saturn V rocket at the Apollo/Saturn V Center, the Rocket Garden, and astronaut encounters. Day trips with roundtrip transportation and admission start around $174 through operators like Gray Line Orlando.

Inspiring space exploration experience located just under an hour from Orlando, showcasing NASA's history and achievements. Offers educational exhibits and interactive displays about space missions and astronaut experiences.

Walk among iconic flight-flown spacecraft, meet real astronauts, and feel the rumble of live rocket launches at this #1 U.S. attraction. The 6–8 hour experience includes behind-the-scenes NASA access and interactive exhibits just 45 minutes from Orlando.

Experience real NASA spacecraft including the Space Shuttle Atlantis, take a bus tour to the Apollo/Saturn V Center with an actual Saturn V rocket, and meet astronauts. This authentic space experience offers guided tours and direct encounters unavailable at theme parks.

Separately ticketed evening event (November 8–December 22) featuring exclusive holiday shows, special character meet-and-greets, and festive treats without daytime crowds. Families enjoy the magical holiday atmosphere with shorter wait times than regular park hours.

High-speed airboat adventures through Central Florida's natural swamps and wetlands with opportunities to spot alligators, manatees, and native wildlife in their natural habitat.

Disney's Animal Kingdom offers guided safaris and nature trails through a safari park atmosphere with rare close animal encounters and jungle raft rides. Professional guides provide wildlife education throughout the experience.

Explore 30 years of culinary celebration at Disney's EPCOT with small plates ($5–$9) and specialty cocktails ($8–$17.50) across multiple festival booths. The event runs through November 21, 2026, offering an easy add-on to regular park admission.

Experience close-up encounters with alligators, crocodiles, and native Florida wildlife across 110 acres. Live shows and feeding demonstrations included with admission, making it a uniquely Florida half-day adventure.

A 110-acre wildlife preserve offering up-close alligator encounters and feeding shows. More budget-friendly than theme parks at under $30/person, providing authentically Florida wildlife experiences with expert guides.

Thrilling zip line experience over thousands of alligators and crocodiles at this family-friendly attraction, with live shows also available on-site.

A 110-acre working wildlife preserve offering gator feeding shows, baby gator encounters, and a petting zoo. Florida's oldest and most authentic alligator attraction, locally owned since 1949.

On 110 acres with thousands of alligators and crocodiles, Gatorland offers thrilling zip line adventures plus included alligator shows, a splash park, and wildlife encounters. Free parking and lower admission than mega parks make this a unique Florida wildlife experience.

Five-hour ticketed holiday celebration running select nights from November 7, 2026 to January 5, 2027 with exclusive Christmas entertainment and character experiences. Offers festive holiday magic separate from standard park admission.

Half-day and full-day bass fishing excursions on Central Florida's premier freshwater lakes with experienced guides and all equipment provided.

Best day trip from Orlando (1.5 hours away) featuring centuries-old well-preserved landmarks from Spanish colonization, including historic castles and cathedrals, cobblestone streets, and history museums. Ideal for history-loving families.

Guided experiences through Orlando's newest theme park featuring five immersive worlds including The Wizarding World of Harry Potter – Ministry of Magic, How to Train Your Dragon – Isle of Berk, and SUPER NINTENDO WORLD with exclusive insider access.

Guided scenic lake tour through Winter Park's picturesque waterways and historic homes. A peaceful, low-key alternative to theme parks that showcases central Florida's natural beauty and charming residential areas.

A scenic guided boat tour through Winter Park's chain of lakes offering peaceful water views and local perspectives. Complements visits to Park Avenue and the nearby Charles Hosmer Morse Museum.

Nightly musical performances (November 27–December 30) of holiday classics with celebrity narrators performed at 4:45 p.m., 6:30 p.m., and 8 p.m. Free with park admission, though premium reserved spots require advance reservations.

All-inclusive day with direct animal interactions including bottlenose dolphins, tropical bird feeding, and otters. No wait lines, unlimited food and refreshments included, making it a unique wildlife experience without typical theme park crowds.

Official guided tours at Magic Kingdom and EPCOT providing insider knowledge, skip-the-line access to select attractions, and curated experiences through themed lands and character encounters.

Self-guided culinary tour through EPCOT's global festival featuring cuisine from around the world, wine tastings, and cooking demonstrations by celebrity chefs. Runs through November 21, 2026, offering bite-sized portions from international pavilions at various price points.

One of Orlando's longest-running attractions since 1949 featuring thousands of alligators and crocodiles with guided wildlife programs and shows. Includes aviary, breeding marsh observation tower, petting zoo, and nature walks.

Guided bus tours through NASA's Kennedy Space Center featuring actual rockets and spacecraft that traveled to space, with interactive exhibits and launch pad viewing (1 hour drive east).

Peaceful swan boat rides on downtown Orlando's scenic lake with guided views of the city skyline and lakeside walking trails. An affordable escape from theme parks with free park admission.

Combines marine life encounters with thrilling rides, live shows, and interactive experiences that balance excitement with education for families exploring ocean habitats.

During January 9-24, 2027, SeaWorld offers all-new Ocean Discovery Days featuring immersive animal experiences and conservation-focused activities. A guided way to explore marine life and learn about ocean preservation.

All-new immersive launch coaster through Antarctica with a real-life penguin habitat, combining thrills with marine education alongside coasters like Mako and Manta.

Universal's Volcano Bay offers water slides, a lazy river, and volcano-themed attractions. Guests staying at Universal's Cabana Bay Beach Resort get direct walkway access and complimentary shuttle service to all three Universal theme parks.

Explore the charming tree-lined Park Avenue with 140+ shops, restaurants, and galleries over 20 minutes north of downtown. The self-guided walk includes the Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art and Central Park's rose garden.

Guided experiences through an upside-down building housing 100+ interactive exhibits including hurricane simulation, bubble lab, glow-in-the-dark ropes course, laser tag, and 4D motion theater. Perfect for families interested in hands-on science exploration.

Immersive outdoor light display featuring hand-carved lantern landscapes running select nights from November 13, 2026 to January 17, 2027. Families walk through larger-than-life lantern scenes in a festive, visually stunning setting.

Meet Disney characters while dining at this iconic Contemporary Resort restaurant. Kids and adults enjoy Mickey pancakes, Cheesy Potato Casserole, and a carving station in a character-filled dining experience.

Over 30 Global Marketplaces with food booths from six continents, plus the Eat to the Beat Concert Series featuring live entertainment nightly across the festival.

Peaceful guided walks through 50 acres of botanical gardens in downtown Orlando with peacocks roaming freely, seasonal plant collections, and scenic photography opportunities.

Part of ICON Park at International Drive, Sea Life Orlando Aquarium offers immersive underwater encounters. A self-guided or facilitated tour through themed aquatic zones with interactive exhibits for all ages.

A free 0.9-mile sidewalk loop in downtown Orlando offering flower beds, skyline views, and accessible recreation perfect for families and morning joggers. Centrally located for breaks between theme parks.

Interactive science museum with DinoDigs fossil experiences, KidsTown for younger children, roaring dinosaurs, hands-on food exhibits, and tinkering playgrounds. One of Central Florida's most popular family attractions with rotating temporary exhibits.

Guided marine encounters and interactive experiences with dolphins, sea lions, and other sea creatures, combined with educational presentations and thrilling water rides including the new SEAQuest dark ride.

Giant 400-foot observation wheel offering 360-degree views of the entire Orlando area with sightlines extending 45+ miles on clear days. A 1–2 hour bird's-eye perspective of the city.

Premium guided tour experiences throughout Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney's Animal Kingdom, and Disney's Hollywood Studios with themed dining and character interactions. Multi-day itineraries available for first-time visitors.

Rent kayaks to paddle crystal-clear springs or hike scenic trails through natural Florida landscape. Low-cost alternative to commercial tours with opportunities to swim in pristine spring-fed waters.

Pick your own flowers and vegetables at this near-downtown farm campus festival featuring live music, pumpkin patch, crafts, kids zone, and farmers market with food vendors (October 24, 2026).

Historic 1929 bell tower with Olmsted-designed cultivated gardens and 100-acre Pine Ridge Nature Preserve about 75 minutes from Orlando. A peaceful day trip escape featuring an iconic carillon and serene walking trails.

Walk through hand-carved ice scenes from beloved holiday films, with sculptures and two-story ice slides carved from over 2 million pounds of ice (November 13, 2026–January 3, 2027). Includes Mrs. Claus meet-and-greets and holiday storytelling starting at $17–$45.

An immersive royal dining experience at Walt Disney World where guests enjoy meals in Cinderella's Castle while meeting Disney characters. A signature experience for aspiring royalty and character enthusiasts.

Self-guided or local-led walking tour through historic downtown Orlando, art galleries, restaurants, and free Lake Eola Park access. Offers authentic local culture and dining away from theme park zones with public transportation access.

Discover festive traditions from cultures around the world with Candlelight Processional performances at America Gardens Theatre and holiday cuisine from multiple countries.

35th anniversary event transforms Universal Studios into the "Infernal Carnival of Nightmares" with 10 haunted houses and scare zones. Runs select nights August 28 – November 1, 2026, with expert scare actors and immersive storytelling.

Curated experiences through multiple ICON Park attractions including the Orlando Eye observation wheel, StarFlyer swing ride, Sea Life Aquarium, and Madame Tussauds without separate admission fees for each venue.

Rentable paddleboats on downtown Orlando's iconic lake offering views of urban wildlife, cypress trees, and the downtown skyline from the water.

Central Florida's award-winning science museum with hands-on interactive exhibits. Guided tours available for school groups and families, offering programmed experiences that bring science to life for all ages.