Boat tour
Everglades Photography Tour (Chokoloskee)
Outside protected areasby Everglades Boat Tours
Private two-and-a-half to three hour photography boat trip from Chokoloskee Island into the Ten Thousand Islands of Everglades National Park, run early morning or late afternoon by a Florida Master Naturalist and Coast Guard captain. Maximum six guests with up to four photographers; subjects include ospreys, bald eagles, spoonbills, oystercatchers, dolphins and mangrove abstracts.
Details
- No feeding
- No baiting
- No captive animals
- Route
- Starts and ends in Chokoloskee Island, Florida
- Visits
- Ten Thousand Islands and Everglades National Park
- Length
- 1 day
- Group size
- Up to 6 people
- Language
- English
Species
Months
- January, open
- February, open
- March, open
- April, open
- May, closed
- June, closed
- July, closed
- August, closed
- September, closed
- October, closed
- November, open
- December, open
Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr, Nov, Dec
Light and conditions
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Light through the year
Golden hour is when the sun is low, between the horizon and 6° above it: soft, warm light. Times are for the 15th of each month, in New York time (with summer time where it applies). In-season months are marked.
| Month | Golden hour | Daylight | Sun at noon | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Morning golden hour | Evening golden hour | |||
| JanIn season | 07:18– | 17:23– | 10h 43m10 h 43 min | 43° |
| FebIn season | 07:04– | 17:47– | 11h 18m11 h 18 min | 52° |
| MarIn season | 07:38– | 19:04– | 12h12 h | 62° |
| AprIn season | 07:06– | 19:18– | 12h 46m12 h 46 min | 74° |
| May | 06:44– | 19:32– | 13h 25m13 h 25 min | 83° |
| Jun | 06:38– | 19:45– | 13h 45m13 h 45 min | 88° |
| Jul | 06:48– | 19:46– | 13h 36m13 h 36 min | 86° |
| Aug | 07:02– | 19:30– | 13h 2m13 h 2 min | 78° |
| Sep | 07:15– | 18:59– | 12h 18m12 h 18 min | 67° |
| Oct | 07:28– | 18:27– | 11h 33m11 h 33 min | 56° |
| NovIn season | 06:47– | 17:04– | 10h 53m10 h 53 min | 46° |
| DecIn season | 07:09– | 17:03– | 10h 32m10 h 32 min | 41° |