When it comes to booking an airboat tour with Peace River Charters, timing is everything—especially in the Florida summer heat. If you want the best chance to spot wildlife, enjoy cooler temps, and soak in the sights without breaking a sweat, booking a morning is the way to go!
Need more convincing? Here are five reasons why booking a morning airboat tour is the best move:
Wildlife Is Most Active in the Early Morning Hours
Animals love the cooler hours just after sunrise, which means your chances of spotting gators, birds, turtles, and more are much higher during a morning tour. As the day heats up, many animals retreat to shaded spots or water to cool down, making them harder to find. Get out early and be prepared to spot our usual suspects on the river!
Cooler Temps = a More Comfortable Ride
Let’s face it—Florida can get hot. Morning tours offer a refreshing start to the day with lower temps and a cool breeze off the water, making your airboat adventure even more enjoyable.
The Light Is Perfect for Photos
If you’re hoping to snap some frame-worthy pics, morning light is golden! The sun is low in the sky, the reflections on the water are stunning, and everything just looks a little more magical before the midday sun takes over.
Get a Head Start On Your Day
Booking a morning tour leaves you plenty of time to explore more of what Peace River Charters has to offer. After your airboat ride, stick around for a swamp buggy tour, canoe trip, or visit to the Wildlife Park. Stack your tours and make a full day of adventure!
Fewer Crowds, More Peace
Morning tours tend to be less crowded, giving you a more relaxed and personal experience. Enjoy a tailored experience with our knowledgeable captains, who will share insights and fun facts about the river! It’s the perfect way to enjoy the natural beauty of the Peace River without the afternoon rush.
Ready to rise, shine, and ride? Join us for a tour! Book your morning airboat tour with Peace River Charters and start your day with a dose of wild Florida adventure! We’re located in DeSoto County, just a short drive from Sarasota, Venice, North Port, and Myakka City.