At one Florida national park, however, it’ll take more than a hike or a bus ride to see some of its beloved features. You’ll ...

Biscayne National Park’s proximity to Miami ... be on the water – if not in it – to really experience the park. Popular activities include padding through mangroves, snorkeling and diving ...

Needless to say, the best way to explore this gem is by boat and water activities! To best understand Biscayne National Park is to understand why it is a National Park in the first place.

Biscayne National Park's snorkeling is some of the nation ... However, the park’s islands, reefs, and other natural attractions are only accessible by boat. Guided tours are available.

Most of the park’s visitors opt for water-based activities such as kayaking, snorkeling, boating, and scuba diving. At Least 600 Species of Native Fish Live in Biscayne National Park Along with ...

Last month, a new catamaran was added to the fleet of boats that tour Biscayne National Park, named in honor of one of the park's founding architects, Lloyd Miller. Friends and family who gathered ...

Only 6% of reefs remain in Biscayne National Park. A new preserve would help ... invasive lionfish which could still be speared. Other activities will be allowed. Boaters can tie off to mooring ...

If so, you’re in luck. Biscayne National Park offers numerous aquatic activities that you can partake in while visiting, including canoeing, kayaking, fishing, lobstering, boating, guided boat ...

Because Biscayne National Park is 95 percent water ... where short hiking trails explore the natural attractions there. On the mainland, a boardwalk leads to the end of the jetty near the visitor ...