Fish the Back Country for redfish, snook and trout in the fabulous 10,000 Islands on a flatboat. The Ten Thousand Islands are comprised of hundreds of  mangrove islands that extend northward from the northwest corner of Everglades National Park. These uninhabited islands stretch for 60-miles along the Gulf Coast. Surrounding the Ten Thousand Islands is an estuary, formed from where freshwaters from the land meet with saltwater from the Gulf of Mexico.  Full day trip.

Boat is shown in the photograph.

For 2 adults or 1 adult and 1 child.  Includes lunch, drinks and all equipment needed. Child must be 8 years old or older.

18' Flats Boat.

Does not include transportation to Chokoloskee, Florida (Clier County). 

Getting there: Ten Thousand Islands NWR is located between Marco Island and Everglades City, Florida. The refuge is best accessed by boat. The two prominent boating access points are found in Goodland and Port-of-the-Islands. Take U.S. 41 south out of Naples and drive 12 miles to Hwy 92, turn right and drive 5 miles to Goodland, or continue on U.S. 41 for 5 miles to Port-of-the-Islands. The headquarters for the refuge is located at 3860 Tollgate Blvd,. Naples, FL, within the Comfort Inn at exit 101 on I-75.