Contrary to popular belief, Florida Everglades is not a swath of just wetlands that form a large swamp, which teems with gigantic spiders, large snakes and crocodiles. Instead, Florida Everglades is the place where many forms of wildlife thrive, nature's beauty flourishes and the weather patterns are perfect, among other things.
The temperature during summer months is, on average, 80 degrees. During winter months, the temperature is, on average, 60 degrees. August is the best month to visit the Everglades because that tends to be the warmest month of the year, with the temperature soaring as high as 89 degrees.
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Every day, during any season, is open for fun and games. Interesting to note, the wildlife is super easy to spot between December and April. Moreover, the number of tourists is significantly lower during May through November.
There are several ways to get around in the Everglades. The most notable ways are by boat or airboat--walking is an option. A number of companies provide transportation for varying costs.
Fishing is the favorite activity in the Everglades, and guided tours are always an option for Florida travelers--including the elderly, young adults and children. Some other intriguing activities in the Everglades are hiking, canoeing, bicycling, kayaking, camping and boating.
First on the list is 10,000 Islands; the attraction opens the way for travelers to embrace the serenity of the Everglades. Hell's Bay is next on the list; the attraction features a network of mangrove creeks, shifting mudflats and sawgrass islands. Third on the list is, probably the favorite of them all, Anhinga & Gumbo Limbo Trails; the attraction is essentially the gateway to a world full of wonders, particularly sights of wildlife. Some of the creatures that freely roam the surrounding area are endangered American crocodiles, manatees, bottlenose dolphins, bald eagles, snowy egrets and ospreys.
Like attractions and wildlife, Florida Everglades has many accommodations available--all of which will make a traveler's stay worthwhile and unforgettable. Located on the famous Tamiami Trail and State Road 29, the Everglades Area Chamber of Commerce serves the communities of Chokoloskee, Carnestown, Everglades City, Copeland, Plantation Island, Ochopee, Lee Cypress, Monroe Station, Port of the Islands and Seaboard
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