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Dry Tortugas National Park
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Dry Tortugas Park Regulations

Dry Tortugas Park Regulations, en espanol

If you are looking for information on the regulations for fishing, boating and general park concerns this will help answer the majority of your questions.

 

Boat Permits and Mooring Buoys

A boat permit is required for all non-commercial vessels engaged in recreational activities and all activities in the RNA. P
ermits are free and required as of 2010. New mooring buoys have been installed for day use in the RNA. more...

 

 

Kayaking the Dry Tortugas

Kayaking can be a great way to explore the Dry Tortugas. Download this brochure for tips and safety information.

 

 

Map of Garden Key

If you are bringing your own vessel, this will show you were the anchorage area, docks, dingy beach, snorkeling locations and other areas necessary to know before you visit.

 

 

Camping at Dry Tortugas

For individuals or small groups looking to camp, here is all that you will need to know about camping at this remote park.

 

 

Dry Tortugas Camping Checklist

For those concerned they might leave to go camping and forget something important. No need to worry, here is a list of what to bring.

 


 

Dry Tortugas Newspaper

Discover the park's history, as well as information on visiting, activities, and the natural wonders of the Dry Tortugas.

 

 

The Underground Railroad at Fort Jefferson

Find out more about this park's past that most do not know about.

 

What is the Dry Tortugas Research Natural Area?

What is the Dry Tortugas Research Natural Area? En espanol

Read about the RNA, its purpose and how it impacts where visitors are allowed to fish.

 

 

Windjammer Wreck Site Bulletin 07

Find out about the secrets that this park holds just below the crystal blue water.

 

 

Bird Key Wreck Information Brochure

Find out about the secrets that this park holds just below the crystal blue water.

 

 

Bird List for Dry Tortugas National Park

This checklist is for birders and anyone who would like to keep track of what species they see on their visit to the park.

 

 

Life on Loggerhead

Peer into the historic lighthouse life of this park.

 


2007-2008 South Florida Parks Trip Planner

The southern tip of Florida has several national parks at the visitors disposal. Feel free to find out more about these locations and the activities they offer.

Dry Tortugas Junior Ranger Badge
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Sooty Tern in Flight

Did You Know?
Between the months of March and September, some 100,000 sooty terns will come to nest on the islands of the Dry Tortugas. They are joined by brown noddies, roseate terns, double-crested cormorants and brown pelicans.

Last Updated: May 31, 2011 at 20:41 MST