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Published On: Aug 16, 2006
Biscayne National Park
Varying daily winds create a volatile atmosphere along Biscayne National Park. One day the winds are calm and inviting, and the next they're whipping around hurricane-style. Fear not - these are tropical winds that scoop up the fresh sea air and revive thy senses. A few activities to enjoy during your visit include: golfing, diving, jet skiing, boating, beach basking, camping, scuba, windsurfing, bird watching, snorkeling and Biscayne Bay boat tours.
Biscayne Bay Boat Tour 
The elegant houses that align Biscayne Bay seem straight out of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous. Capture a glimpse of this ritzy community, and the beauty of Miami on a boat tour around the bay. See the gorgeous mansions decorate the landscape on Hibiscus Island. Learn about celebrity escapades on Millionaire's Row. Peer across at Miami's skyline glimmering in the backdrop. (Reservations recommended. Leaves from Bayside Marketplace 11am)
Scuba & Snorkeling
Explore the warm waters of Biscayne Bay. Snorkeling trips are offered daily, usually in the afternoon. This fascinating underwater experience is a great activity for all ages. Excursions include the tropical realm of the Bay or the versatile coral reefs. Never been before? Don't worry, there are park rangers on hand that will help get you started, and show you a few helpful pointers. For those looking to delve deeper into the sea, there's scuba diving on the weekends. Certified divers can plunge in and discover the profound magnificence of the coral reefs.
Camping - Elliot Key Campground
Enjoy the beauty of the great outdoors the whole year through at the Elliot Key Campground. Each campsite is equipped with a grill and picnic table for the ultimate barbeque experience. If you're traveling in groups, there is a designated Key Group Camp Site. Showers and restrooms are available, along with hiking, swimming and fishing docks. Feel free to bring your furry little friends, just be certain to have a six foot leash on them at all times.
Miami.NYCTourist.com
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