Biscayne National Park

We've snorkeled quite a bit and this experience was somewhat different but very enjoyable in its own way. Apparently it had been windy on the reef for the past few days so they chose to go to a more sheltered location where the visibility would be greater. We had two stops with one in the mangrove roots and one amidst an old coral reef. We found both fascinating, with a good number of different kinds of fish (generally small but we did see a small yellow ray). Part of the unusual aspect of the region is the water is extremely shallow which was fine for us but probably really good for beginning snorkelers. The small boat experience with only 10 people was also very special We really enjoyed Brian and Andrew's expertise and humor.
Friends of our who went on a Fury snorkeling trip out of Key West had 40-50 people and though the snorkeling was decent, the guides couldn't tell them anything about what they were seeing. And 50 people off a boat is a lot!

It also felt good supporting a National Park and the marine habitat.

Only one criticism. When we got on the boat, they told us we weren't going to the reef and if anyone wanted a refund, they could get one. No one did, however it would have been better if we were told before we got there.

Easily my favorite little hike in Miami. It has beautiful views and good people watching. When you’re done, one of the best restaurants are near by.

Would hands down recommend the snorkeling adventure to anyone and everyone!! We were captivated by the magical experience of snorkeling at a ship wreck site. We even spotted a rare octopus. We did the 3 hour trip but other options are available. Hope to come again and try the other tours offered.

It is 85% water. About ride showed us the beautiful waters, and lots of birds. Stopped at one of the keys to explore. It was absolutely gorgeous. Well worth my time.

went on a boat. to the middle of the lake, put on snorkel gear, water