Dry Tortugas National Park

An American National Park, which is very, very worth visiting, is very beautiful. It takes about two hours to get there by boat in the United States. Blue water, diving resort. Children like it very much.

It's one of the hardest national parks to visit, but it's very beautiful. The sea is blue. Colorful fish swim around the deck. Remember, this is an island with no water, no running water and no toilets. If you come by guided boat, there will be an exciting sight on board. I like this national park.

On an island. It's so beautiful, the clear blue water, the ruins of the old buildings beside it, and the desolation.

Dry Turtle Island Turtle National Park is located about 70 miles west of Florida. It includes seven small islands, which are the west extension of Florida's Ley Island. Because of the inconvenience of transportation, there are not many tourists here. The nearby sea is beautiful light blue-green, with countless coral reefs and tropical fish, and is an ideal location for snorkeling. There is also a wealth of marine life.

Traffic to Gangui Island Turtle National Park is really a little expensive, either by boat or by small plane. But the scenery is worth it. You can snorkel or camp overnight on the island. The environment is very primitive because fewer people go there.