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Scuba Dive over Shipwrecks at Biscayne National Park

Within eyeshot of Downtown Miami, a watery wonderland awaits visitors to Biscayne National Park. Pirate lore, diveable shipwrecks, and coral reefs in striking colors beckon. A blissful reprieve from the sultry city, Biscayne National Park cabins give you access to perfect snorkeling, turquoise waters and 10,000 years of human history. Presidents and pineapple farmers alike have appreciated the natural wonders of this unique national park. And now you can too.

Places to Stay Near to Biscayne National Park

House Pinecrest
from $348
per night
House ∙ 8 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms

Vacation home with terrace & private pool | Pool view

4.7
Excellent(82 ratings)
Pinecrest, Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States
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House Pinecrest
from $357
per night
House ∙ 8 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms

House with private pool & terrace

4.7
Excellent(82 ratings)
Pinecrest, Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States
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House Cutler Bay
from $110
per night
House ∙ 6 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms

House with yard & patio

5.0
Outstanding(14 ratings)
Cutler Bay, Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States
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Must-Do Hikes in Biscayne National Park

Must-Do Hikes in Biscayne National Park

Biscayne National Park cabins are your ticket to an aquatic paradise, teeming with marine life and stunning mangroves, inlets, and creek habitats to discover. Be sure to file a float plan, carry appropriate sun protection and water supplies, and check the weather before heading out. Here are some of the most lush nautical hikes that the park has to offer:

  • 1. Black Point Canoe Hike

    A 10-mile round trip, this hike takes in the glistening Black Point Marina and Ocean Grill. A comprehensive exploration of the coastline between the Canoe Launch and Black Point, you'll find mangroves rich with marine life. Take care when crossing large channels on your path.

  • 2. Mowry Canal Paddle Trail

    A 2-mile canoe hike takes you through dense-rooted mangroves to a canal inhabited by manatees, osprey, and large-billed pelicans. Spot the Spoil Islands before closing the loop.

  • 3. Crocodile Creek Paddle Trail

    Paddle along Bayfront Park and La Playa Grille before exploring Crocodile Creek. This 4-mile round trip encompasses plenty of mangroves, where a myriad of wildlife species entertains and enthralls you. Loop back to the visitor center after exploring the headland. This hike is ideal for inexperienced paddlers and a favorite with visitors to hotels near Biscayne National Park.

  • 4. Elliott Key Paddle Trail

    A 17-mile round trip, this trail takes you east into Biscayne Bay to Elliott Key. Here you can dock and enjoy refreshments before your trip back.

Great Places to Stay Near Biscayne National Park

House Cutler Bay
from $126
per night
House ∙ 6 guests ∙ 2 bedrooms

Vacation home with garden

Cutler Bay, Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States
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House Palmetto Bay
from $833
per night
House ∙ 16 guests ∙ 6 bedrooms

Child-friendly charming house with private pool, hot tub & patio | City view

5.0
Outstanding(41 ratings)
Palmetto Bay, Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States
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House Cutler Bay
from $640
per night
House ∙ 12 guests ∙ 7 bedrooms

Children-friendly beautiful house with terrace, private pool & yard | Suitable for remote work

4.9
Outstanding(30 ratings)
Cutler Bay, Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States
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Best Outdoor Adventures in Biscayne National Park

Best Outdoor Adventures in Biscayne National Park

Swathes of sand flats, fertile reefs, and winnowing meadows of seagrass beckon you to explore this marine paradise. Hotels near Biscayne National Park offer a scintillating range of adventures in this diverse preserve, from seaplane tours to lobstering. Here's what not to miss:

  • 1. Lobstering and Saltwater Fishing

    Take part in a free fishing class at the park. Fishing and lobstering are subject to state law, so you will need a license and will have to observe relevant regulations. To prevent stocks from dwindling, it is prohibited to remove the spiny lobster from Biscayne Bay and the Lobster Sanctuary without proper authorization.

  • 2. Scuba Dive and Snorkel over Shipwrecks

    Sea turtles float effortlessly through the warm, turquoise waters of the park. Explore a vivacious submarine world of fire corals and sea fans, goliath grouper and queen conch, sawfish and sea urchins. Biscayne National Park Institute offers recreational and edifying experiences like guided snorkeling tours. If diving over the park's shipwrecks is your goal, come to Tropic Scuba for tours and equipment rental.

  • 3. Sailing, Paddle Boarding, and Day Cruises

    Island Dreamer Sailing School and Pelican Island Skipper let you charter your own vessel or enjoy sailing lessons and guided tours departing from Miami. For 2-hour marine tours of the bay, come to Ocean Force Adventures, which also gives tours of Stiltsville. NecFlo Outfitters offers both hourly equipment rentals and guided paddle boarding tours.

Top Lodging Near Biscayne National Park

House Palmetto Estates
from $311
per night
House ∙ 10 guests ∙ 3 bedrooms

Vacation home with 3 rooms for 10 persons

Palmetto Estates, Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States
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House Pinecrest
from $570
per night
House ∙ 10 guests ∙ 4 bedrooms

Family-friendly charming vacation home with barbecue, yard & hot tub | Perfect for remote work | Dogs allowed

4.4
Very good(17 ratings)
Pinecrest, Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States
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House Cutler Bay
from $182
per night
House ∙ 8 guests ∙ 4 bedrooms

Children-friendly nice house with yard, barbeque & patio | Suitable for remote work | Pet-friendly

5.0
Outstanding(3 ratings)
Cutler Bay, Miami-Dade County, Florida, United States
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Best Family Activities in Biscayne National Park

Best Family Activities in Biscayne National Park

There's so much to excite families at Biscayne National Park. Besides a plethora of water sports, the park is home to more than 500 species of reef fish, including several endangered species. Come and learn about this spectacular natural environment through play today:

  • 1. Canoeing and Kayaking

    Crystal clear water sparkles beneath the hull of your kayak or canoe as you glide though the shallow, mangrove-lined waters of the park, discovering its marine wonders. Launch your craft in Adam's Bay, and venture out on day trips to the islands' lagoons and creeks to the south of Caesar Creek. Spot rays and inverted jellyfish in Jones Lagoon, overlooked by a busy bird rookery.

  • 2. Boating

    Launch your vessel on the glittering water and traverse the 7-mile diameter of Biscayne Bay to Elliott Key and Boca Chita Key. Shallow-hulled craft can mosey up Hurricane Creek, a historic hideout for mariners during periods of stormy weather. Plop into the mangroves with your snorkel to spot crabs and waving anemones. Arrive in time for Columbus Day Weekend and be part of the festive fleet of party boats.

  • 3. Family Fun Fest

    Besides becoming a Junior Ranger, your kids will be thrilled by the engaging activities during this Second Sunday event, which runs between December and April annually. The free event involves costume events, crafting, and fun learning experiences that educate children about park science and culture.

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