Top Outdoor Activities in Key Biscayne

Cape Florida Lighthouse

Built in 1825, this 95-foot lighthouse is the oldest building in south Florida. It originally guided sailors through the dangerous waters along the Straits of Florida. Although it was removed from service many times during various wars, it has weathered the years extraordinarily well. The US Coast Guard has used it as a navigational device for the past 25 years. The lighthouse is part of Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park. Guests can take guided tours, explore by themselves, or relax in the open-air Lighthouse Café. The Lighthouse is open daily at 8 am.

Miami Dade Eco-Adventure Tours

Miami Dade has added some more adventurous and exciting tours to its list. Take these tours and you will get to discover South Florida's tropical beauty, well preserved parks and historic sites. So, if you are a nature lover, go for adventure bike or canoe tours. And, if you love water sports, try snorkeling and kayaking. In addition, there is a wilderness tour where you can explore the incredible Big Cypress Swamps and the Everglades.

Crandon Park Marina

Just moments after leaving the dock at Crandon Park Marina, boaters will find a fishing and diving paradise. Located on the tropical waters of Key Biscayne, this marina offers immediate access to several prime fishing destinations and breathtaking artificial reefs. As part of the lush Crandon Park, the site offers a variety of amenities, including dive boat excursions and a dockside restaurant.

Captain Sir! Sailing Charters

With a slogan like "Sustenance for the Soul," you can expect an exceptionally luxurious experience on Captain Sir! Charters. Your own private yacht, an experienced crew, and gourmet dining make this an unforgettable way to spend any special occasion. The vessel itself is a 46-foot Island Packet sloop, with two suites available for guests. Sit back and enjoy the calm of Biscayne Bay, the Miami skyline, or the beauty of the Keys as you sail by.

Miami Seaquarium

Treat your family to a day with marine animals! Located on the beautiful Biscayne Bay, the Seaquarium presents marine-life shows and exhibits. You can choose from a variety of activities, including the opportunity to swim with the dolphins in their Dolphin Harbor's Dolphin Encounter program, which features 10 Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins in a 12,000 square foot pool. The Seaquarium is well-connected to the City and is close to the downtown area, the Port of Miami and the airport. Buses are available from hotels throughout the city. See their website for hours and prices for dolphin exhibits.

Tony's Jet Ski Rentals

Located on a private beach in the Miami Marine Stadium lagoon, tTony's Jet Ski Rentals offers adventure enthusiasts an enjoyable way to tour scenic south Florida islands and sites. With one of the largest selections in the area, it rents out jet skis and wave runners at moderate hourly rates.

Divers' Paradise

If you are looking for a diving adventure while you are in south Florida, try Divers' Paradise. Dives are offered for the advanced scuba diver and the novice. The most popular destinations include Emerald Reef, a coral cluster three miles from Key Biscayne, and various sunken ship sites in the area. Have a longer trip in mind? Try a relaxing excursion to Crystal River Springs in northern Florida or to Cancun or Cozumel in Mexico.

Crandon Golf At Key Biscayne

Crandon Park Golf Course, earlier called  "The Links at Key Biscayne", is no hidden gem in Key Biscayne. It is the only public course on the Bay. Robert von Hagge and Bruce Devlin did a great job in 1972, but again it was redone by von Hagge in 1993. Awaiting you is a challenge from a course with the world's largest tee, strategically places sand traps, mangroves, and many holes not too far from Biscayne Bay. With spacious fairways, the course has greens which have decent speeds. Not to mention the seven saltwater lakes which won't make it too easy. It's simply a great pleasure playing the richest game in world sport at Crandon Golf At Key Biscayne.