![]() ![]() The city may be known by many names -the Gateway to the Americas, the Magic City, the Cruise Capital of the World and, most simply, as the 305 - but none of them fully captures the unique style and vibe of Florida’s most shimmering jewel.Ī city on the edge of the continent with an ocean view of the world, Miami is a place that pushes the boundaries. Jones Lagoon Paddle and Snorkel Adventure More info and booking.Between the wilds of the Everglades and the whirling surf of the Atlantic, Miami is an international paradise on southern American shores. Cost per adult $129 or $690 for a private boat trip for up to 6. Kayaks, SUPs and canoes are provided, you can bring your own snorkel gear as this might be on limited supply. ![]() Tours start at 10:00 am and return at about 4:30 pm. There is also a full day guided paddle and snorkel trip that brings you to Jones Lagoon from the Visitor Center. See Map of Jones Lagoon Trails and Anchor Dropoff Points You come by boat, there are a handful of anchoring areas. The area can be explored using Elliott Key as a base or if Jones Lagoon Trails - this is the vast area south of Adams Key and Caesar Creek made up of lagoons, creeks and channels, there is even a rookery within Jones Lagoon.There is a visitor center in Elliott Key, restrooms and hiking trails. Launches from the Visitor Center and heads east out into Biscayne Bay to reach Elliott Key where you dock in the harbor or swim area. Elliott Key Paddle - 17 miles round trip.Launches from Deering Point/Snowden's Dam at 17350 Old Cutler Rd, Palmetto Bay and paddles south along the mangroves to Black Point Marina and Ocean Grill and back. Deering Point Paddle - 15 miles round trip.Launches from the Visitor Center and paddles north through the mangrove coastline and canals to Black Point Marina and Ocean Grill. Black Point Paddle - 10 miles round trip.Proceed north along the mangrove coast towards Homestead Bayfront Park and back to the Visitor Center. Launches from the Visitor Center and heads out towards the bay and through the mangrove channels circles back towards the mainland and enters Crocodile Creek from the north. Crocodile Creek Paddle - 3.75 miles round trip.Look for Manatees along the canal during the "cold" season, they love the warm protected waters. Then enters the Mowry Canal and heads inland and back out the same way then circling through the islands back to the Visitor Center. Launches from the Visitor Center and paddles north through the mangroves. Mowry Canal Paddle - 2 miles round trip, easiest for beginners.More info and booking.Ĭanoe and Kayak Trails Within Biscayne National Park Note that the snorkeling is NOT in the outside reefs and you must bring your own snorkel gear. These are full-day trips that bring you to one of the keys, either Boca Chita or Adams Key where you have lunch ashore and then anchor in a protected area where you can swim, paddle, or snorkel. There is also a Sail, Paddle, and Snorkel Island Visit conducted daily. ![]() Runs twice daily at 9:00 am and 1:30 pm, cost is $79 per person, ages 12+ or $395 for a private group for up to 6 people. ![]() Paddle over water that's just inches deep and surrounded by amazing marine life. The Jones Lagoon Paddle Eco-Adventure combines a 30-minute boat trip to the lagoon and a guided paddle through Jones Lagoon on single or double kayaks or stand up paddleboards where you can look for baby sharks, turtles, and the rare Roseate Spoonbill. Cost is $39 per person, children 3-7 $19, must be 3+. The program will be led by naturalist for the first 30 minutes and then you will be able to paddle on your own for the next hour. There are also guided morning or full day paddle tours conducted from the Visitor Center.Ī semi-guided kayaking experience where you paddle the mangroves and seagrass meadows is available several times daily at 9:30 am, 12:30 pm and 3:30 pm. ![]()
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