The tour typically begins with a leisurely boat cruise along the Black River. The boats used are typically flat-bottomed, enabling them to navigate the shallow waters of the river and explore areas inaccessible by larger vessels. The boat captains are experienced and knowledgeable guides who will share information about the river, its surroundings, and the wildlife you may encounter.

As you cruise along the river, you’ll keep an eye out for the diverse range of flora and fauna that inhabit the Black River Lower Morass. One of the highlights of the tour is the opportunity to see the American crocodile, an endangered species that has made its home in these waters. You may also spot various species of birds, including herons, egrets, and kingfishers, as well as other wildlife such as turtles and iguanas.

The Black River is renowned for its population of American crocodiles, and the tour provides a unique chance to observe these impressive reptiles up close. The boat captains are skilled at attracting crocodiles by using bait, allowing you to witness these ancient creatures in their natural habitat. The tour guides are local experts who possess a deep understanding of the Black River ecosystem, its history, and the wildlife that thrives there. They provide informative commentary throughout the tour, sharing interesting facts and stories about the area's natural and cultural heritage. Don't worry, they prioritize safety and ensure a respectful distance is maintained between the boats and the crocodiles.

The Black River Lower Morass is rich in mangrove swamps, which serve as crucial habitats for various species of plants and animals. The tour provides an opportunity to appreciate the unique beauty of these wetlands, learn about their ecological importance, and understand the delicate balance that sustains this fragile ecosystem.

Depending on the tour package, there may be additional activities available, such as exploring nearby attractions like YS Falls or visiting the nearby historical town of Black River.