Whether it’s a nature reserve, a, family-friendly stretch of sand or a party spot lined with cafes and bars, there’s a beach in Miami perfect for you.
The airport area’s growing corporate business community is located right next to MIA.
Exceptional shopping, dining, and residential living.
Luxury shopping, spectacular beaches, five-star resorts.
Laid back, quirky, bohemian waterfront village.
Historic Mediterranean beauty, fine boutiques, dining.
Art galleries, showrooms, and designer shopping mecca.
Exceptional golf, shopping, and residential community.
Explore Downtown Miami and experience arts & culture, fine dining & exciting nightlife.
National park, Miccosukee Indians, exotic wilderness.
Soulful and vibrant, with a Broadway history.
Fresh-picked fruit, exotic animals, antiques, and wine.
Relaxing beaches, golf, tennis, luxury views.
Liberty City has a history as one of the centers of Miami’s black community.
Haitian and indie-music culture, galleries, performances.
Cuban cuisine, domino games, even hand-rolled cigars.
Mellow vibe, wide-open beaches, MiMo architecture.
Ultra-hip clubs, Art Deco architecture, people-watching.
Beach paradise and a delicious melting pot.
Beach town, sea turtles, walking and biking paths.
World famous murals, arts and nightlife district.
Bal Harbour’s beach is quiet, semi-private and just steps away from famed Bal Harbour shopping.
This idyllic Key Biscayne beach has a historic lighthouse, beachside restaurants and toy rentals.
This two-mile beach on Key Biscayne features beach volleyball courts, a nature center and more.
Haulover Beach, north of Miami Beach, is Miami’s popular nude beach and hosts dog friendly days.
Pull off the Rickenbacker Causeway on the way to Key Biscayne and rent a windsurf rig for the day.
Venture to South Miami-Dade County and enjoy a quiet, shaded beach with a restaurant and marina.
Matheson is a prime spot for kite boarding, popular with children and houses a man-made atoll pool.
The elevated boardwalk sets apart Miami Beach’s central stretch from 21st Street to 78th.
Miami Beach’s northern beach has an old fashioned band shell, a community center and a park.
America’s Party Beach earned its nickname. Visit this beach for a party-like atmosphere all year.
South Pointe Park has a beach with features like a tot lot, walkways and a scenic observation deck.
For green spaces and an unobstructed, nature-filled view, check out North Shore Open Space Park.
Oleta River State Park, in North Miami Beach, is Florida’s largest urban park. Lose yourself here.
A two-mile long beach known for snorkeling and water sports, including fishing from the pier.
Surfside beach is a jogger’s paradise. Runners will want to hit the hard-packed sand jogging path.
This beach, en route to Key Biscayne, celebrates the ecological and cultural history of Miami.
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See the Art Deco District, taste your first Cuban coffee. Swim with the dolphins or feel the sand between your toes. Your first time in Miami is something to savor.
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