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Key Biscayne Airport Shuttle Service
The true hidden gem of Key Biscayne lies underwater, along Florida's heritage trail, which is the only federally recognized underwater trail. With just a little snorkeling equipment you can take in the beautiful scenery that lies on the bottom of the ocean, including five shipwrecks. Visitors are unlikely to find any sunken treasure, but even mundane souvenirs are forbidden, as this is part of a national park and nothing can be removed from the site.
Drive out on the Rickenbacker Causeway, past the Virginia Key, to reach the scenic island community of Key Biscayne, an idyllic locale known for its jaw-dropping vacation resorts as well as scenic promenades that offer coastal attractions at every angle. So whether you’re a history buff ready to see the many historic landmarks or a fisher in search of their next big catch, getting there with a reliable ride is all that matters in the end. Choose between the simplicity of a private lift to have all the freedom in the world, or go with a shuttle for reliable drop-offs.
Pick out the right lodging to enjoy the neighborhood, looking forward to a handful of upscale stays that include The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne, which offers wide a variety of luxury treasures like two outdoor pools and fine dining room service, Coral Reef Apartments, home to fully-furnished rooms and close access to the beach, and Silver Sands Beach Resort, a low-cost way to get a luxury vacation for the whole family. For something more low-key, stay at Beach Haus Key Biscayne, looking forward to a modern feel accompanied by the minimalist theme of white.
Enjoy everything the island has to offer, walking across Crandon Park for a variety of attractions that include a historic carousel, beaches, and the world-famous putting at Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne. Also within the park is the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center, which teaches kids about local wildlife, the Crandon Park Marina and its many docked boats, and the lush terrain at Fossilized Reef View, located on the north end. Finish the evening with a sunset at Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, the most popular attraction on the island due to its old lighthouse and windy sands, not to mention nearby eats at Lighthouse Café and Boaters Grill Restaurant.
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 | There’s a lot to do and see in and around Miami, but if you only have time for a short trip, then there’s no better place to spend it than Key Biscayne. |
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About Key Biscayne This fairly small island is easily reached by crossing the Rickenbacker Causeway and once there, all the adventure you could wish for is right at your fingertips. If you’re vacationing in Florida, you’re obviously going to want to visit the beach. Key Biscayne has four beautiful beaches, all very accessible and each offering something different. The largest of these is Crandon Park Beach, which covers the northern third of the island. And while it is a beautiful beach, it is so much more than just that, it is a place where you can book a drop off from Miami International Airport, stay here for the day and then book a quick taxi to your local hotel and repeat the same the next day. Cabanas are available to rent from the park office, which is open 365 days a year. If you are planning on spending the entire day at the beach, it’s smart to have some shade to retreat back to for regular breaks from the sun. For visitors who want to be a little more active than just lying on the sand, volleyball courts are available. Once you venture a little farther off the beach, you’ll find even more activities at Crandon Park. Eco-adventure tours take you through the beautiful scenery on bird and butterfly walks. Kayaks are available for rent to get out into the water. And tram tours take you to nearby Bear Cut Preserve, which is a natural barrier island just off the northern tip of Key Biscayne. Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park is another huge attraction on the island. It holds the Bill Baggs Cape Lighthouse, is a historic landmark in Miami. The beach here is quiet and calm, with biking and fishing available. Rent a boat, dock it at No Name Harbor, and you can even camp on it overnight, setting you up for a full day of exploration the next morning. For a smaller, more quaint beach you can visit Historic Virginia Key Beach, with its antique carousel, miniature train, picnic shelter, and playground. Hobie Beach rounds out Key Biscayne’s options. This is the only dog-friendly beach in Miami. It is also a popular beach for windsurfing and the equipment can be rented right there, along with kayaks and paddleboards | |
