One of Florida's southernmost state parks, Bahia Honda State Park is a large park on the island of Bahia Honda Key, which was transformed from a remote island into a tropical paradise by railroad mogul and oil tycoon Henry Flagler. Bahia Honda State Park features terrific white sandy beaches gently lapped by the crystal blue waters of the Gulf of Mexico, year-round balmy sea breezes, and excellent snorkeling. Other activities to enjoy in the park include kayaking, canoeing, fishing, boating, and scuba-diving as well as birdwatching for both wading and seabirds. The Sand and Sea Nature Center explore some of the island's most diverse fauna and flora with an array of interactive exhibits and displays.

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