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5 Epic Things to Do in Biscayne National Park

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Birding

From mangrove cuckoos and Cuban golden warblers to roseate spoonbills, white ibises, magnificent frigatebirds, and the odd American flamingo—oh, and brown pelicans, swallow-tailed kites, royal terns, white-crowned pigeons, ospreys, turkey and black vultures, and so much more

Visit Boca Chita Key’s Lighthouse

Built in the late 1930s by former island owner Mark Honeywell, the concrete and limestone lighthouse casts a handsome figure along the harbor, on the palm-dotted tip of Boca Chita Key: a quintessential Biscayne sight to capture, not least during magic hour.

Paddle Jones Lagoon

A remote, mangrove-ringed jewel between Totten and Old Rhodes keys, Jones Lagoon is a premier Biscayne paddling destination.

Paddle Biscayne Bay

From the mangrove-walled coastlines to the wide-open seagrass realm offshore, there’s no better portal into the watery wilderness that defines so much of this park.

Go Snorkeling & Diving

The most all-around spectacular feature in Biscayne National Park is the Great Florida Reef. While there are some deeper dive-only reef sites, such as Sponge Fantasy, many sites are snorkeling-friendly, including Rocky Reef, Elkhorn Reef, and Bache Shoal.

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