Bill Baggs Beach is located at the southern end of Key Biscayne, where the famous Cape Florida Lighthouse is located. Bill Baggs Park is a great place for swimming, sunbathing, beachcombing and surfing. If water activities are not your thing, you have the option of taking a guided tour of Bill Baggs Lighthouse or fishing off the breakwater. It's a beach where travellers can swim in the blue wat... Read More
Miami Beach is a coastal tourist hotspot in Miami-Dade County, Florida, USA. The municipality is built on the natural and man-made barrier islands between the Atlantic Ocean and the Bay of Biscay, the latter of which divides the Beach from the mainland city of Miami. The fastest way to get to Miami Beach from Miami International Airport is by cab, express bus service, or car rental. As... Read More
Jensen Beach, tucked into Florida's East Coast between Fort Pierce and West Palm Beach, once was known as the 'Pineapple Capital of the World'. The nearest airport to Jensen Beach is Vero Beach (VRB). However, there are better options for getting to Jensen Beach. You can take a bus from Orlando (MCO) to Jensen Beach via Orlando Super Tours Terminal and Port St Lucie, FL - Travel Plaza in around... Read More
Virginia Key Beach is one of the most interesting beaches in South Florida. It is located off the Rickenbacker Causeway, near the Miami SeaAquarium. Its good location has made it one of the most frequented coastal areas by tourists and Miami's own inhabitants, a fact that does not detract from its particular charm. If you want to avoid the crowds on the beach, you'll have to walk a little way, ... Read More
Beyond Haulover Beach Park is Sunny Isles Beach, two kilometres of public beach - with souvenir shops and hotels. American retirees once occupied this spot, but in an effort to change its reputation forever, the place has recently undergone a boom in luxury beachside condominiums. Today, Sunny Isles Beach is more like the mid-Miami Beach area than the low-rent retirement community it was fro... Read More
This beach in Miami is one of the best to go with the whole family and enjoy a day at the sea with the children. The beach is characterised by being quite flat, that is, you have to walk a long way to get to the deepest part of the beach. Moreover, on the seashore, the traveller can lie down under the characteristic Miami palm trees, while relaxing quietly listening to the sea breeze. Cran... Read More
A very pleasant beach, less crowded and with a very family-oriented crowd. The downside? The beach is not very wide and the buildings of the big hotels of Miami Beach's Golden Age seem to be on top of you. Parking is easier to find here than in South Beach, but perhaps the beach is not as beautiful as in the southern part.... Read More
This beach is located at the southern end of Miami Beach and is part of a large, green park with several picnic areas, a children's playground and a fishing pier. On one side of the park, you'll find this beach with crystal clear waters from where you can watch an excellent sunset. There are showers and parking is not difficult nearby. Unlike the bustling beaches further north, this is an ideal... Read More
Volleyball players, lifeguards, people strolling, skateboarders, topless tourists.... It's the busiest area of South Beach and the one we've seen countless times on TV. Lummus Park, a beachfront park, is one of the most popular destinations in Miami and a must-see for any tourist. There are public restrooms and paved walking and biking trails, but the main amenity is the beach itself, with clea... Read More
Key West, the southernmost point in the United States, is famous for watersports, lively nightlife, beaches, historic sites, and its pastel, conch-style architecture. Via connections or direct flights from a host of Florida cities, visitors can fly to Key West International Airport (EYW). A variety of ground transportation options are provided by the airport, including local shuttle buses and r... Read More
South Beach is probably the most famous beach in Miami Beach. It's the place where people go to see or show off their sculpted bodies (remember that swimming costumes are not optional, although topless is allowed). South Beach is the beach we've seen in the movies and is located on Ocean Drive, across the street from Miami Beach's busiest clubs and discos. In South Beach you will find plenty of... Read More