USA Anhinga Trail, Everglades National Park

I love going back to the Everglades, you always see reptiles and birds of prey, and getting photos of them is much harder. The best part of nature is that it is always doing something.

In the Everglades National Park, short hiking trails have been set up in a few characteristic areas. The Anhinga Trail at the Royal Palm Visitor Centre is named after the water birds (snake-necked birds) that are particularly present here. On a well-maintained path and a long footbridge over the water, which is quite deep here, you can also observe other birds, turtles, fish, and a alligators in the extraordinary vegetation.

Long lens will be used the most, wide selection of birds and reptiles of all sizes.

There is a minimal fee to enter the everglades, but considering the size of the park, it's not much to pay. There is one central road down to the coast and plenty of parking areas along the way.