Shark Valley Visitor Center

tripadvisor logo

(28)

Call
Website

Photos

36000 SW 8th St
Miami, FL 33194
+1 (305) 221-8455
https://www.nps.gov

The Shark Valley Visitor Center, located in Miami, Florida, serves as an essential starting point for exploring the unique ecosystems of the Everglades. Visitors can enjoy educational displays, a park video, and a gift shop featuring books, postcards, and souvenirs.

Offering a variety of recreational activities, Shark Valley features a 15-mile paved bicycle and tram road, along with two short walking trails for nature enthusiasts. The center also provides tram tours, bicycle rentals, and limited snack options, encouraging guests to bring their own meals for a full day of adventure.

Generated from the website

Also at this address

Reviews

tripadvisor logo
4.528 reviews
Photo of yp17
Pleasant Ride
12/7/2024

Rented bikes and did the 15-mile loop except the return loop was flooded so returned the same way. S...

Read more on Tripadvisor
Photo of EliseThompson12
Not worth it
3/28/2024

We attempted to visit Shark Valley right when they opened as was recommended due to crowds. The cars...

Read more on Tripadvisor
Own this business?
See a problem?

You might also like

Big Cypress Oasis Visitor Center

Big Cypress Oasis Visitor Center

12
"I love to visit to Big Cypress Preserve to see the plants and animals of the Everglades. Big Cypress was supposed to be part of Everglades National Park when it was created in 1947 but the land..."
photo of Ariel W.
Miami-Dade County Fair & Exposition
Social change association, General government administration, County government, Exposition operation

Miami-Dade County Fair & Exposition

88
"The International Orchid Festival was held here in January and wow! Impressive how organized parking is, how spacious it is inside the expo center & just overall a great experience. I look..."
photo of Daniela A.
Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center

Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center

13
"Great start for our Everglades vacation. This is the end of June and beginning of wet season with end of dry season, so lots of mosquitos, especially on trails with brush on both sides and tops...."
photo of Darryl N.
United States›Florida›Miami›Shark Valley Visitor Center