By: Madison Presler

Biscayne national park is a wonderful place.. This water wonderland is over 90% water! Within this park there is an extensive mangrove forest along the shoreline, a portion of the worlds third longest living coral reef and the northwest Florida Keys. Popular activities include boating, snorkeling, camping, and wildlife watching.

Biscayne National Park, which encompasses two-thirds of Biscayne Bay, faces issues that arise because of its proximity to the burgeoning population of Miami-Dade County. Boats running aground on coral reefs or in seagrass beds can severely damage these ecosystems. Protected manatees and sea turtles, which are often near the surface, are also at risk of being hit by boats. Boaters need to be educated to be aware of their surroundings at all times and use extreme caution in shallow areas to avoid damaging underwater resources and wildlife.

Adam’s Key lies just of the Caeser Creek. Lots of people live by or on Adam’s Key. Hiking sites are everywhere On this beautiful island. Fishing is very popular here Information

Elliot Key is Biscayne’s largest island. The fun activities include wildlife watching, swimming, scuba diving, hiking, and picnics. Brief InformationCamping The campground is located on the bay side of the island between the hammock edge and to within 25 feet of the harbor..Many people enjoy this relaxing place to stay

Boca Chita key is a fun place to hang out for a day and watch the waves roll by. You can have a picnic, are grill out. If you are looking for a place in Biscayne national park to chill out, this would be the place

Scuba Diving is a big highlight in this underwater park. There are many people who go on a boat and dive out into a coral reef!