STEM Programs in Naples, FL

Join us for a 3-hour 10,000 Islands boat tour, departing daily from Port of the Islands Marina near Marco Island on Route 41. Navigate the serene Faka Union Canal and explore the breathtaking 10,000 Islands, a haven for diverse wildlife like manatees, dolphins, alligators, and numerous bird species. Our knowledgeable guides will enrich your journey with insights into the ecosystem and local history. Experience this natural wonder aboard our comfortable 45ft catamaran with partial shade, perfect for wildlife enthusiasts and those eager to discover the unique beauty of Florida’s coastal wilderness.

Embark on an unparalleled 3-hour Keewaydin Island Shelling Adventure that transcends a simple beach trip, transforming into an immersive journey into the heart of Florida's wild beauty. Your exploration begins on the sun-drenched shores of Keewaydin Island, a true sheller's paradise accessible only by boat, where pristine sands yield an astonishing array of conchs, sand dollars, and unique marine treasures. It's a genuine treasure hunt on an unspoiled barrier island, offering the thrill of discovery with every step. But the adventure doesn't end there. From Keewaydin's magnificent coastline, your voyage continues deep into the labyrinthine wilderness of the Ten Thousand Islands. Here, amidst the serene, intricate waterways and emerald mangrove labyrinths, you'll enter a vibrant ecosystem teeming with life.

We are the only sunset cruise in Southwest Florida that sees manatees! Enjoy this romantic tour with max 6 passengers per boat (call for private options!), searching for manatees, dolphins, alligators, birds and sharks in their natural habitat. See Florida's eco system, the Everglades and the 10,000 Islands. Watch the sun set over the Gulf of Mexico!

Join our Eco Kayak Tour led by our fun herpetologist guide who will keep you entertained during the entire tour! This tour is designed for kids and adults, and we welcome all skill levels, from beginner to advanced kayakers! You will be guided on a two hour tour through the mangrove tunnels where the guide will share important information about the local ecosystem and history of the area. While paddling through the peaceful serene waters that make The Rookery Bay and the Ten Thousand Islands ecosystem, you will encounter different species of birds and small creatures that live in this pristine subtropical mangrove forest estuary. Rookery Bay National Estuarine Reserve represents one of the few remaining undisturbed mangrove estuaries in North America. At the end fo your tour you will receive the pictures that guide will take during the tour! This tour allows guests 4 years of age and up.