FAQ

Questions, answered.

Everything you need to know before you book. Still not sure about something? Call or text Mike directly — he'll get you sorted.

All bookings run through our online system — pick your tour, date, and time and you're set. You can also call or text us at 954-663-9453 if you'd rather book over the phone or have questions first.
Yes. Every Epic tour is a private charter — it's just your group on the airboat, never strangers. The trip is built around your party, your pace, and what you want to see.
We run alligator and wildlife tours in 1-hour, 1.5-hour, and 2-hour lengths, plus sunset tours. We also offer guided fishing trips and python and hog hunts that run with trained tracking dogs. Each one is private and led by Captain Mike.
We launch from US-27, Mile Marker 38.5 in Weston, FL 33321 — right on the edge of the Everglades. [PLACEHOLDER: confirm parking / meeting-point details with Mike.]
Sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, water, and a camera. Wear comfortable clothes you don't mind getting a little wet. For hunting trips, bring closed-toe shoes and clothes you can get dirty.
Tour pricing depends on length, with sunset tours starting at $450. [PLACEHOLDER: confirm 1hr / 1.5hr / 2hr and fishing/hunting pricing with Mike before publishing exact figures.]
Yes — the Everglades is a year-round destination and there's wildlife to see in every season. [PLACEHOLDER: confirm any seasonal closures or weather cancellation policy with Mike.]
Yes, it's safe. Captain Mike is licensed, insured, and has spent his whole life on this water. You'll see gators in their natural habitat at a safe distance — close enough for incredible photos, never close enough to worry about.
Families are some of our favorite groups to take out. [PLACEHOLDER: confirm any age minimum or car-seat/accessibility details with Mike.]
Our python and hog hunts run with trained tracking dogs — a capability almost no other operation in the area offers. The dogs find invasive species that humans simply can't, which is why our hunts succeed. Every hunt also helps protect the Everglades ecosystem. [PLACEHOLDER: confirm license/permit handling and what guests need to provide with Mike.]