Miami's beaches — from South Beach sands to Key Biscayne shores.
Showing 13 of 13 attractions

A 450-foot pier at the southern tip of Miami Beach with open ocean views, fishing stations, and passing cruise ships.
South of Fifth
Iconic oceanfront park along Ocean Drive with a sandy beach, Art Deco backdrop, and an outdoor gym for locals and visitors alike
South Beach
Beachfront park in North Beach with a quiet shoreline, grills, dog park, and a shaded boardwalk stretch
North Beach
Pristine white-sand beach in Surfside, a quieter, family-friendly alternative to South Beach with calm Atlantic waters
Surfside
Compact oceanfront park offering free beach access, a playground, showers, and picnic pavilions in Sunny Isles Beach
Sunny Isles Beach
Historic 1825 lighthouse, a swimmable beach, and shaded trails on the southern tip of Key Biscayne
Key Biscayne
Miami-Dade's widest beach park with a clothing-optional shore, dog beach, marina, and 1.4 miles of undeveloped coastline
Miami Beach
A quiet, upscale stretch of Miami sand at the northern tip of Miami Beach, favored by locals for its calm waters and low crowds
Bal Harbour
Florida's largest urban state park, with mangrove kayak trails, a swimming lagoon, and mountain bike trails on Biscayne Bay
Sunny Isles Beach
Dog-friendly bay beach on the Rickenbacker Causeway with calm shallow water, skyline views, and watersports gear rentals.
Key Biscayne
Miami's first Black beach turned public park, with a mile of bayfront sand, mangrove trails, and civil rights history markers
Key Biscayne
A 3-mile protected beach and island park on Key Biscayne with picnic pavilions, a tennis center, and views of Biscayne Bay
Key Biscayne
Coral Gables beach park with a man-made atoll pool, marina, and mangrove trails on Biscayne Bay
Coral Gables