19th Century Wooden Sailing Vessel
Basalt ballast and iron rigging mark a 19th-century wreck in Biscayne's reef waters.
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Natural Attraction Basalt ballast and iron rigging mark a 19th-century wreck in Biscayne's reef waters.
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Natural Attraction Spanish steamer sunk in 1905. Explore preserved shipwreck at Long Reef in Biscayne Bay.
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Natural Attraction Coral-encrusted iron hull and beams at 10-20 feet; 1878 Scottish steamer with visible mast, rudder, abundant fish.
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Natural Attraction 1865 iron steamer rests in 18 feet of water—hull outline and cargo casts visible from above or snorkel.
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Natural Attraction Five miles offshore, a solitary 50-foot tower marks Miami's deadliest reef. Built 1875, still the "Eye of Miami."
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Natural Attraction British steamer grounded 1913, now a 25-ft-deep wreck with visible hull structure and salvage history.
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