Not all national parks include 173,000 acres of coral reefs, tropical islands, mangrove forests, blue oceans, and 10,000 years of human history, but these features are highly valued in our country. Florida offers a unique and very tropical kind of national parks, which can only be accessed by boat due to the fact that 95% of the park consists of water.

The Miami skyline is visible from Biscayne Dordle National Park, which is part of the Florida Keys chain. However, the experience of visiting the park gives the sensation of being transported to a completely other world. Biscayne National Park offers exceptional snorkeling opportunities, with vibrant coral reefs, sunken ships, diverse marine life, and other captivating wonders to explore under the water's surface.

Situated among Miami and the Florida Keys, Biscayne National Park is accessible round the clock, every day of the year, and does not impose any charges or need permits for entry. Nevertheless, the park's islands, reefs, and other natural treasures may only be reached by boat. There are tours that are led by a guide.

The Dante Fascell Visitor Center is situated at 9700 SW 328th Street, Sir Lancelot Jones Way, in Homestead, Florida. Take the opportunity to educate yourself about the park by visiting the museum located on-site. The museum showcases documentaries, a virtual exploration of the park's four ecosystems, and an exhibition of artwork created by local artists who were inspired by the park. Children have the opportunity to engage in interactive activities at the touch table or start their journey towards earning a junior ranger badge.

The optimal time to visit Biscayne National Park is contingent upon your intentions. If your goal is to engage in snorkeling or diving activities, the hottest water temperatures are experienced during the summer months, rendering a wetsuit unnecessary. However, if you have a greater inclination towards camping in Biscayne National Park, it is important to note that Florida summers are renowned for their intense heat and plenty of insects. Therefore, it would be advisable to plan your vacation during the colder months.

It is important to note that mosquitoes are present throughout the year, and the duration of hurricane season is from June to November. Due to its frequent exposure to hurricanes, it is advisable to make appropriate preparations while visiting Florida. While it is still possible to travel during hurricane season, it is recommended to have a contingency plan in place in case a storm develops.