Plan your excursion, book guided cruises, and compare local landing fees.
Popular cruise routes fill up early in the winter season. Pre-booking secures your seat and avoids queueing at busy ticket windows.
Mainland launch ramps and state park ticket tables often face payment processing downtime. Online booking guarantees transaction validation.
Enjoy peace of mind with a flexible 24-hour free cancellation policy. Cancel your reservation in one click if weather conditions change.
Select premium excursions include convenient hotel pick-ups and drop-offs directly from central Miami and Beach locations.
Viator
$30.00 (~€27.60)
View luxury celebrity estates on Hibiscus and Star Island from an open-air double-decker cruise vessel. Audio commentary included.
Viator
$30.00 (~€27.60)
Watch the skyline illuminate at dusk. This sightseeing cruise passes the Port of Miami and Fisher Island under evening skies.
Viator
$24.50 (~€22.54)
Discover local islets and marine passages from a coastal cruise boat. Guides outline the development history of central islands.
Viator
$159.99 (~€147.19)
Speed along the marked riding zones with a professional guide. View local landmarks and search for bottlenose dolphins.
Viator
$18.00 (~€16.56)
An affordable boat tour focusing on Millionaire's Row. The vessel departs from the waterfront market center in downtown Miami.
Viator
$78.88 (~€72.57)
The ultimate Miami discovery package. Includes an airboat ride in the Everglades, a city sightseeing bus tour, and a bay cruise.
If you visit the bay via the land-based public parks on the mainland or Key Biscayne, you must pay standard access tariffs. Biscayne National Park has no entrance fees, but county and state parks have strict fee systems.
| Park / Gateway | Access Type | Official Fee (USD) | Payment System |
|---|---|---|---|
| Biscayne National Park | General Land Admission | FREE (~€0.00) | No pass required |
| Biscayne National Park | Overnight Docking (Boca Chita / Elliott) | $25.00 (~€23.00) per night | Self-registration kiosk (Fri-Mon & holidays) |
| Biscayne National Park | Island Tent Camping | $35.00 (~€32.20) per night | Self-registration kiosk on site |
| Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park | Standard Vehicle (2 to 8 people) | $8.00 (~€7.36) | Paid at entrance gate |
| Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park | Single Occupant Car or Motorcycle | $4.00 (~€3.68) | Paid at entrance gate |
| Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park | Pedestrian, Bicyclist, or Rideshare Passenger | $2.00 (~€1.84) | Paid at entrance gate |
| Crandon Park | General Admission | FREE (~€0.00) | Open access |
| Crandon Park | Vehicle Parking (Monday-Thursday) | $7.00 (~€6.44) | PayByPhone App immediately on parking |
| Crandon Park | Vehicle Parking (Friday-Sunday & holidays) | $10.00 (~€9.20) | PayByPhone App immediately on parking |
Friends of Cape Florida offers an annual membership for $48.00 (~€44.16), providing 12 free admissions per year (restricted to the first Friday of each month) and a 10% discount at on-site gift shops and dining. Volunteer clean-up crews at Crandon Park receive complimentary parking on conservation event days.
No. General entrance to Biscayne National Park is completely free of charge. You do not need to purchase any entrance passes. However, all motorized tours, paddleboard rentals, and camping spots have separate operational fees managed by their respective providers.
Crandon Park uses automated license plate scanning cameras rather than entry booths. You must pay your parking fee immediately using the PayByPhone app upon parking. Failure to do so will result in an automated $35.00 citation sent to the vehicle owner.
The grounds of the Cape Florida Lighthouse in Bill Baggs State Park are open daily. Guided tours of the lighthouse tower are available Thursday through Monday at 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM. Climbers must meet the minimum height requirement of 42 inches to climb to the top.