All Biscayne places
31 places
1Boca Chita KeyA 1930s lighthouse getaway worth making a day of by boat.
Dante Fascell Visitor CenterA mainland base for boat trips, ecosystem exhibits, and mangroves.
2Mandalay WreckA luxury cruise schooner now rests as a shallow snorkel wreck.
3Jones LagoonLook for rays and upside-down jellyfish beneath your paddle.
4StiltsvilleA village of stilt houses that seems to float above Biscayne Bay.
5Fowey Rocks LighthouseA historic reef lighthouse best seen from the water.
6Bache ShoalAn offshore reef stop for snorkeling and shallow-water diving.
7Elliott KeyA boat-only island with a shaded trail between bay and ocean.
8Anniversary ReefTwo official moorings mark this snorkel stop on the Florida Reef.
9Arratoon Apcar WreckA shallow steamer wreck with coral-covered iron ribs to explore
10Homestead Bayfront Park and Herbert Hoover MarinaLaunch straight into Biscayne, then cool off at an atoll beach.
Adams KeyBoat-only island stop with a short hammock walk and Cocolobo history.
11Brewster ReefBoat-only drift diving over branching coral and a reef drop-off.
12Erl King WreckAn 1891 steamer wreck best explored by scuba.
13Lugano WreckA 1913 steamer wreck for divers exploring Long Reef.
14Alicia WreckA 345-foot steamer wreck and a salvage fight that rewrote U.S. law.
15Schooner WreckA boat-only snorkel stop over an unidentified 19th-century sailing vessel.
16Triumph ReefA boat-only reef with shallow and deeper mooring stops.
17Pacific ReefOffshore reef with numbered moorings and seabirds near Pacific Reef Light.
18Long ReefA boat ride leads to a drift across coral ridges.
19Ajax ReefBoat-only drift dives over coral ridges toward sandy bottoms.
20Star ReefThree moorings mark reef water from 16 to 57 feet.
21Ledbury ReefThree marked moorings define this offshore reef stop for boaters.
22Rocky Reef 1A coral-reef stop for boaters, marked by a named mooring.
23Tracy ReefA shallow-water reef stop with a designated boat mooring.
24Shark ReefA boat-only snorkeling reef with a named mooring as its access pin.
Boca Chita Key CampgroundRustic boat-in camping by a landmark lighthouse and island trail.
Elliott Key CampgroundBoat in for island camping; bring repellent for biting insects.
25Black Point MarinaA working marina and bayfront park with a 1.5-mile fishing jetty.
26Crandon Park MarinaNorth-side marina for Biscayne Channel and Stiltsville boating.
27Matheson Hammock MarinaA full-service mainland launch for Biscayne Bay boaters.
The highest, rockiest slopes around here are a summer buffet for grizzly bears.
Biscayne Tour Guide
Biscayne, narrated.
Parkwolf is a GPS audio tour guide for Biscayne National Park. As you drive, it chimes in with what’s ahead: hidden gems, upcoming stops, history, geology, and wildlife, right through your car’s speakers.
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Homestead Bayfront Park and Herbert Hoover Marina0:00 / 0:31
“Up ahead is Homestead Bayfront Park and Herbert Hoover Marina, a county park with a beach and swimming lagoon beside the bay. Come for a casual swim or picnic, rather than clear-water snorkeling; the lagoon can be murky.”
Plays as you drive up to Homestead Bayfront Park and Herbert Hoover Marina in the Parkwolf Biscayne Tour Guide.
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- Works offlinemaps, 9 trails, 31 places, and audio download before you lose signal
- CarPlay readysimple controls built for the drive
“Fantastic app with many points of information… It’s great to just turn on while you’re driving and it gives you an audio tour of the national Park. We love it!!!!”
