The glass bottom boats of Wakulla Springs State Park are docked. They plied the waters of the internationally famous spring during the Memorial Day weekend, the first time they ferried riders ...

For the first time in three years, Wakulla Springs State Park offered the glass-bottom boats rides over Memorial Day weekend. “We could see down to at least 70 feet,” says park manager Pete ...

The freshwater at Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park is so clear in some parts that you can see some 100 feet below you (hence, the site's glass-bottom boat tours). On dry land, you'll find ...

I discovered that Wakulla Springs is the closest location to ... a creature similar to the wholly mammoth. In years past glass bottom boats operated in the springs allowing riders to view the ...

When tourists came to Florida back in the days before Disney, they still went on “rides.” But in Old Florida, those rides were boat tours not roller coasters. Seeing Florida by boat is still ...

What bold actions are possible now? This installment blends history and science to report on the loss of Wakulla Springs glass bottom boat tours, which celebrated Florida’s seemingly endless ...

But the ultimate Wakulla Springs State Park experience—the glass-bottom boat tour—takes more planning, plus a bit of luck. The glass-bottom boats only operate on those days (typically in late ...

He was most known for his larger than life personality while showing visitors around on the glass bottom boat. Gavin worked at Wakulla Springs for decades. The fish knew him so well, they come ...

another popular activity at Wakulla Springs is taking river boat tours. With glass bottom boats, you'll get a clear view of the incredible world below the surface without having to get wet.

WAKULLA SPRINGS STATE PARK — A teenage couple ... But another park signature, the glass bottom boat, has not run in 2-1/2 years because of dark water flowing into the springs.