Take a look at all the options within driving distance – you’ll be surprised at how close your next adventure is. We provide the driving directions, but the sunscreen’s on you!
(754) 226-0473
300 Alton RdMiami Beach, FL 33139 Directions Website
Zip through the waters of South Beach on a jetski rented from American WaterSports South Beach. This company guarantees the lowest rental rates around and provides a large area of water for you to explore, encompassing five miles of water. If you don't feel like exploring the waters on your own, you can opt for a jetski tour and see Star Island, Fisher Island, Bayside Miami, Monument Island, South Beach and more.
(305) 451-6300
102601 Overseas HwyKey Largo, FL 33037 Directions Website
There's no end to the recreation opportunities available at John Pennenkamp Coral Reef State Park. Fishing, camping and swimming are just the beginning of the fun. The park offers snorkeling tours, scuba diving tours, cruise tours on a glass bottom boat, and canoe and kayak rentals so you can explore the waters on your own.
(305) 345-9974
Miami, FLWebsite
Water recreation is waiting for you at Miami Kiteboarding. Located in Crandon Park, this company offers you the opportunity to enjoy a kiteboarding adventure, along with paddleboarding and kayaking. If you don't know how to use the equipment, the company also offers lessons so you can learn to be a pro in no time.
(305) 230-1144
9700 SW 328 StHomestead, FL 33033 Directions Website
Snorkel with the fishies, spend a day on a boat, relax on the beach, or suit up for a scuba dive at Biscayne National Park. This park is the largest marine park in the National Park System and protects four ecosystems: a stretch of mangrove forest along the shoreline, the southern portion of Biscayne Bay, the northern Florida Keys, and a part of the world's third-longest living coral reef. All of these ecosystems mean that there's plenty of nature to explore here. There's also a visitor center on site with an art gallery featuring works inspired by the park and other attractions.
(305) 242-7700
36000 SW 8th StMiami, FL 33194 Directions Website
There's plenty to do outdoors at the Everglades National Park and Shark Valley Visitor Center. From guided tours to hiking and biking, canoeing and kayaking, fishing and camping, you'll get your fill of nature here in the country's largest subtropical wilderness.
(305) 759-3483
28730 SW 217 AveHomestead, FL 33030 Directions Website
Extreme sports adventure awaits at Skydive Miami. There's no adrenaline rush like it in the world, and the people at Skydive Miami want you to experience that. You'll learn how to dive and what to do once you're airborne, but nothing can prepare you for the rush you'll experience on your flight down.
(305) 226-8316
7900 SW 40th StMiami, FL 33155 Directions Website
Outdoor activities have made a cozy home at Tropical Park. Accompanying miles of paved trails for walking, running and biking, are amenities like tennis, racquetball and basketball courts, soccer, football and softball fields, a dog park, and four lakes. The lakes are perfect spots for boating and fishing. There's something for everyone at this park.
(305) 960-4600
4020 Virginia Beach DrMiami, FL 33149 Directions Website
Have some fun in the sun at Virginia Key Beach Park. This beautiful park boasts a playground, a miniature train, an antique carousel, a large pavilion and much more. But while you're there, don't forget the park's main attraction – the beach!
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