Florida Cracker Airboat Rides

02/05/2026

She’s ready to come home!!

👉 Book your ride today at:
https://marshbeastairboattours.com

01/10/2026

These pink ladies popped in for a visit 💗
You never know who’ll show up in the marsh.

👉 Book your ride today at:
https://marshbeastairboattours.com

01/10/2026

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💗 Each year, Fellsmere Water Management Area bursts with color as hundreds of roseate spoonbills gather across the wetlands — turning the landscape into a sea of pink. 🌅

🌿 Peak season runs November through March, and admission is free — making it the perfect place to experience this stunning display of Florida wildlife up close.

💧 Protecting wetlands ensures moments like these continue for generations to come.

📍 Plan your visit: https://bit.ly/Fellsmere-Recreation

👋 Tag or share this with a friend you’d love to explore with!

11/28/2025

Today, we’re especially grateful for you — our incredible customers, supporters, and adventure-loving friends.

Thank you for choosing us to be part of your Florida outdoor experiences, for trusting us to guide you through the beauty of the marsh, and for sharing unforgettable moments on the water with us.

Your smiles, stories, and support mean the world to our business. We look forward to many more wild rides, fish tales, and good times together!

Wishing you and your families a safe, happy, and blessed Thanksgiving.

The Florida Cracker Airboat Rides & Guide Service Crew

11/17/2025

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🥾 Happy National Take a Hike Day!

Looking for an excuse to hit the trail? We’ve got 42 of them! 😉

The St. Johns River Water Management District manages 42 amazing public properties across 18 counties — each offering trails, wildlife, and wide-open Florida beauty. 🌳

🌞 The best part? Every single one is FREE to explore.
Grab your water bottle, lace up those boots, and start exploring natural Florida today.

🗺️ Check out our recreation map and plan your next adventure: https://bit.ly/DistrictLandsMap

09/16/2025

We can wait to get our new boat out on the marsh!!

🌿💧 September’s Property of the Month: Blue Cypress Conservation Area 💧🌿

This incredible property is a mosaic of wetland communities – from open water systems to floodplain marshes – dominated by maidencane, sawgrass, willows, and buttonbush, dotted with tree islands and cypress domes. 🌳✨

It’s one of the most undisturbed areas in the headwaters of the St. Johns River and home to the largest remnant marsh of its type in the region. A true gem for nature lovers and explorers!

📍 Plan your visit and experience it for yourself!
🔗 Click the link to learn more about this month’s featured property:
https://sjrwmd.info/BlueCypress

09/12/2025

This 1976 illustration highlights one of our most iconic species, the American alligator, alongside purple gallinules and lily pads.

Once listed as a federally endangered species, the story of the American alligator is one of conservation success! They now thrive in all 67 counties across the state at an estimated 1.3 million of every size. To manage our healthy alligator population, we use an approach that incorporates alligator research, law enforcement, sustainable harvest programs, and our proactive Statewide Nuisance Alligator Program (SNAP). American alligators are Florida’s state reptile because they are a symbol of the resilience of our wild lands and the importance of thoughtful wildlife management.

Learn more about living with alligators and our alligator management program: https://myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/wildlife/alligator/

09/07/2025

Coming soon!

09/04/2025

09/04/2025

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There’s no shortage of heat in Florida, and this alligator knows it. As others face the chilly north, this gator is enjoying the endless sunshine with a drink in hand. This is Florida at its finest – hot, sunny, and living the good life. 🐊🍹

09/03/2025

Thanks for the safety tips St. Johns River Water Management District!

🏠 Planning to stay home during hurricane season? Be sure to stay informed about potential flooding. 🌧️

Even if the weather seems calm, water levels can rise fast and impact roads, neighborhoods, and access to help.

📌 Save this link now to monitor flood warnings for active hurricanes later: https://water.noaa.gov/

🌀 Stay alert. Stay safe. Stay connected.
Sharing this could help someone in your community stay prepared. 💙