Is anchored in the Florida Keys, just thirty miles away from Miami but light-years away in bountiful bliss. Biscayne National Park is graced with a garland islands. Most of the park’s territory, over two hundred square miles, are covered by water. This is one of the largest marine parks in the national park system.
On the Bay’s shorelines grows the forest spidery mangroves giving sanctuary to thousands of thousands of coastal birds. But there is more than just bird watching to delight the travelers. The Dante Fascell Visitor Center at the convoy point is a launching point for many excursions. Off the main land, there is scuba diving.
Biscayne National Park’s Coral reefs offer some of the best underwater explorings in the entire United States. Visitors can explore the deep underwater deeps while keeping comfortably dry on glass bottom boat. By far, canoeing is the park’s prevailing activity. There are canoe rentals with instructions and guided trips to have wonderful canoeing experience in the region.
Pirate Infestation
These inviting waters, blue sky, exotic aquamarine, were once opaque with blood slick. These were pirate infested waters, the English Sea Dogs like the Blackbeard and Captain Kidd lying in ambush square rigged Spanish galleons laden with treasure.
Today, those park’s visitors seeking treasure can join a guided tour of the sunken wrecks. However, for travelers today, the real treasure of Biscayne National Park are vivid coral reefs, thickets of mangrove, the aerial ballets of sea birds, which are for everyone and for free.
Must-Visit Attractions of Biscayne National Park
Boca Chita Key:
After scuba diving, the sail boating and boating excursions to offshore Keys such as to Boca Chita Key is also the tourist’s most favorite thing to do in the Biscayne National Park. Boca Chita Key is a popular tourist’s destination featuring sixty-five feet tall ornamental lighthouse.
Miami Seaquarium:
It is located at the Biscayne Bay and covers over thirty-eight acres of land. Miami Seaquarium offers visitors to explore the charming marine life ranging from deep sea to exotic marine life in a variety of sections. Miami Seaquarium is one of the most recommended sites to visit while in the region.
Key Biscayne:
It’s an island situated between the Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. Visitors can board on the sailing excursions from both Biscayne National Park and Miami. Key Biscayne is primarily composed of sand eroded from the Appalachian Mountains, beautiful scenery, vast beaches, greenery, and wilderness.
Charles Deering Estate:
For the history buffs, the Charles Deering Estate is paradise. This four-hundred-acre mansion was owned by the renowned American business man, Charles Deering. Step back in a century while exploring the artifacts and learning about the lifestyle of Charles Deering.
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