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SEA PLANE BASE
We continue south and circle many small islands adjacent to the mainland, passing the Biscayne Yacht Club and U. S. Coast Guard seaplane base. We approach the greatest of all international airway systems, the Pan-American, with airlanes extending thousands of miles between Central and South America, Europe, Asia, and many other foreign lands. Miami’s proximity to South America has fostered the growth of a large Latin American colony, and made her an important center for Pan-American relations. It is a sight worth while to see these great airliners sailing gracefully through the air and gliding down to the peaceful waters of Bay Biscayne, terminating at Miami. This thrilling experience is all the more striking when seen from the observation deck of the Yacht “Dixie”.
CAPE FLORIDA
Leaving the mainland and Miami in the background, crossing the bay at its widest point, our cruise now takes us to Cape Florida—a section rich in romance and historic atmosphere. A former pirate stronghold, dating back to the Spanish main. We follow the route of Ponce de Leon along the inland coast of Biscayne Bay. You will marvel at the colorful scenery and sparkling beauty of the crystal-clear water, dotted with islands and keys, enchanting and alluring. Standing like a sentinel and towering majestically before us, at the extreme southern tip of Biscayne Key we sight the ancient lighthouse of historic fame, the scene of many naval battles and Indian massacre. At this historic spot many ships came to grief. This is a sight never to be forgotten, also a famous landmark that can only be seen by boat. A good view of the broad Atlantic can be had from this point.
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CAPE FLORIDA
COCONUT PLANTATION I
For Choice Seat Reservation
Phone 2-2236
Leaving Cape Florida, we continue North, following the inland route adjacent to the Florida Keys, cruising the opposite shore of Bay Biscayne. We complete our tour by showing many uninhabited islands, covered with dense tropical growth and mangrove swamps. As we wend our way homeward, we view the Matheson Morro-can Castle and coconut plantation. Here are seen hundreds of coconut palms growing in their natural state. Virginia Key and Bears Cut are a few of the interesting sights that are included on the return.
Insist upon the Yacht “Dixie” the boat that has a character all its own, a unique air of southern hospitality and an unmistakable feeling of friendly interest in the enjoyment and comfort of every passenger. A deluxe cruise that has a distinctive personal touch, plus service that is courteous and efficient.
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LEAVES PIER 7 — CITY YACHT BASIN 10 A. M. and 2 P. M.	Round Trip $1.00
Reliable and dependable service that will leave an everlasting impression is our motto.
Our license limits our capacity, therefore it is advisable to purchase tickets in advance, thereby reserving special seats and if unable to use same, money will be refunded if ticket is presented at our office one hour before boat sails.
Tickets can be purchased at all leading hotels, travel bureaus or at our office, City Yacht Basin.
(Aft FLORIDA
PIER No. 6, CITY YACHT BASIN THREE-HOUR INLAND TRIP $1.00
DEPARTS 10 A. M. and 2 P. M.
For Seat Reservations, Phone 3-2217
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Diesel Power
PIER No. 7, CITY YACHT BASIN
Departs 9:30 A. M.—-Returns 5:00 P. M. RATE $2.00, BAIT AND TACKLE FREE
For Seat Reservations, Phone 2-2236 LUNCH — REFRESHMENTS — MUSIC
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