Sebastian Inlet State Park

Biscayne National Park is located in Southern Florida. Biscayne National Park begins where Miame ends . It is also around water, because 95% of the park is water . The park preserves Biscayne Bay and its offshore barrier reefs. The shore of the bay is the location of an extensive mangrove forest. Canoeing and Kayaking are popular ways to explore the parks canal, lagoons , and channels . There boat tours are also a great way to explore the coral islands. The parts of the park that you can reach or experience are worth the wait, time, and effort. We stayed the night at this beautiful condo that was over the water so when we walked outside we were over water.

The island's access to surrounding gulf waters gives residents of Port Aranasas an easy way to catch some of the best seafood in America. Almost every weekend during the summer months is filled with fishing tournaments and seafood related events. For a deep-see excursion, residents can charter a boat or a captain. For a more land-based experience, fishing enthusiasts can take to the shores or the public piers.

C) The lagoon stretches about 150 miles: from Ponce De Leon Inlet to Jupiter Inlet. It compromise of three major water bodies: Mosquito Lagoon, Banana River and

The name Emerald Coast sounds like a place from a fairytale, but the truth is, it is far better than any storyteller’s fantasy land. Emerald Coast exists in reality as a place with stunning beachside cities, including, Destin, Fort Walton Beach and Okaloosa Island, breathtaking, sugar-white beaches, enchanting emerald green waters, protected bays and bayous, quaint historic districts, military heritage, and hidden state parks. Located along the Northwest Florida Panhandle, between Pensacola and Panama City, on the east side of the St. Andrews Bay this 100 miles stretch of shoreline is said to have been given it name, ‘Emerald Coast’ in 1983, by a local junior high school student.

Immediately south of Jupiter Inlet Light in Palm Beach County, FLorida is Jupiter Inlet, an opening in the beach, that leads to Jupiter Sound on the north, Loxahatchee River on the west, and Lake Worth Creek on the south. Fourteen miles south of St. Lucie Inlet, this turquoise runway to the Atlantic Ocean was originally the only inlet for Jupiter Sound, Loxahatchee River and Lake Worth Creek. Jupiter Inlet is 400-foot-wide, and along with several other inlets, serves as the local passage for boaters to enter and exit the Atlantic Ocean.

Off the coasts of southwest Florida about one - hundred feet below the surface a

The sun shining high above, strands of hair blowing in the wind, along with the smell of the salty sea lingering in the air. Prepare yourself to dive into the Beaches of Turks and Caicos, an all-inclusive family resort. As the palm trees sway in the wind, you can enjoy the white sandy beaches, a variety of activities such as the Pirate Island water park, and a roaring nightlife.

Open to anyone over 18 and offering both 300m and 900m swims as well as allowing for flipper or floaties, the course is designed to accommodate a wide range of swimming abilities.

Naples, one of the most popular tourist spots in Florida, offers plenty of fun for all ages. Its beaches are made of white sand, with azure waters and stunning sunsets. The whole area is surrounded by quiet natural preserves, water sports facilities, wildlife, and well-maintained parks. Naples beaches attract millions of visitors each year, from families to honeymooners and single travelers.

Here you can enjoy the marinas, hiking and white sand beaches which is considered as one of the top five beaches in Palm Beach County.

If you’re planning a trip to Miami Beach, Florida, you know you’re in for a treat—think beautiful, white sand beaches, crystal blue water and a whole bunch of exciting activities. A vacation there should be a time to explore new things, and these experiences are exactly what the team at Miami Beach Ocean Watersports provides. They’ll tell you that if you haven’t tried snorkeling, you’re truly missing out; it’s the perfect way to meet Florida’s true locals: the fish!

Every weekend, as we cruise on our boat around the bend at the Turkey Point lighthouse from the North East River, the mouth of the Bohemia comes clearly into view. Massive deciduous and conifer trees pierce the sky atop the steep cliffs that outline the water. These cliffs give a warm ambience with their sandy edges that tower over the waters edge. At the bottom of these bluffs, is a small riverbank that seamlessly fades into the mossy green water. Crab traps speckle the area with brightly colored yellow and red floats that must be avoided by all boaters, unless they want their motors entangled in a mess of wire and bait.

If you're thinking of doing some deep sea fishing, there are a few things you should know before you go:

The sapphire waters make for an inviting dip and the powdery soft sand acts as the most inviting place to stretch out your beach towel…

Similar to some of the other sites, the middle of the bay is sandy with little marine life, so the best snorkeling is along the rocky edges. The road to Mango Bay is not exactly safe, so you may want to hire a long tail boat or rent a kayak to reach the area. Mango Bay is a great snorkeling site because it has huge schools of fish, which can actually be seen from the surface. You will generally find this throng of fish by the Mango Bay resort.