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Activities, fun for children

Art exhibits

Biscayne area history

Biscayne's historic Maritime Trail

Biscayne Park history and development

Biscayne Park introduction

Boat tours and other easy activities

Boating around Elliott Key

Camping on Elliott Key

Capt. Honk's marine art exhibition

Child safety during park visits

Columbus Day Regatta festivities

Columbus Day Regatta safety and fun

Coral reef conservation and protection

Coral reef ecosystems

Coral reef preservation efforts

Dante Fascell Visitor Center

Deterioriation of coral reefs

Educational programs

Escape from city to Biscayne Park

Family Fun Fest

Fishing in Biscayne Bay

Fishing regulations and rules

Glass bottom boat tours

Glass bottom boat views of marine life and the coral reef

Guide to camping at Elliott Key

History of Biscayne National Park

International Year of the Reef, 2008

Interpretive tours of the park

Junior Ranger Program

Kayaking in the mangroves

Kids and fun at Biscayne Visitors Center

Mangrove kayaking

Maritime Trail and park shipwrecks

Picnicking at Convoy Point

Picnicking on the islands

Preserving the bay and park

Preservation efforts for coral reef

Ranger Choice Program

Relaxing on a Biscayne Bay boat tour

Sea Turtle Nesting Protection Program in Biscayne Bay

Stiltsville and Key Biscayne

Stiltsville in Biscayne Bay

Stiltsville's history, unique view of Biscayne Bay

Students learn about marine life

Snorkeling in Biscayne Bay

Snorkeling for the first-time in the bay

Touring the coral reefs by boat

Unique camping experiences

Water activities


Biscayne Bay's beauty

Biscayne National Park is mostly underwater. The area of the park includes its base station on the undeveloped coast of Biscayne Bay near Homestead, Fla.

The park includes Elliott Key, Boca Chita Key, several other islands east of Homestead, and the underwater protected areas of colorful coral reef and marine life.

 



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