Located just south of the Key Biscayne area, Biscayne National Park stands apart from other parks due to the fact that 95 percent of it is water. Highlights include a mangrove forest along the mainland shoreline and a section of the world’s third-longest living coral reef. The best way to explore the park is by snorkeling or scuba diving through its crystal-clear waters to discover a world filled with sea turtles, parrotfish, manatees and even a few shipwrecks.
Located just south of the Key Biscayne area, Biscayne National Park stands apart from other parks due to the fact that 95 percent of it is water. Highlights include a mangrove forest along the mainland shoreline and a section of the world’s third-longest living coral reef. The best way to explore the park is by snorkeling or scuba diving through its crystal-clear waters to discover a world filled with sea turtles, parrotfish, manatees and even a few shipwrecks.
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