South Beach
Miami is world-renowned for its vibrant beach scene, blending natural beauty with cultural flair. At the heart of it all is South Beach, the city’s most iconic stretch—famous for its Art Deco buildings, lively boardwalk, and people-watching opportunities. Just north, Miami Beach offers a slightly more laid-back but still glamorous vibe, perfect for sunbathing or strolling the shore.
Haulover Beach
Nestled between Bal Harbour and Sunny Isles, Haulover Beach is one of Miami’s most unique and diverse coastal gems. Known for its crystal-clear waters, wide sandy shores, and relaxed atmosphere, it’s a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
What truly sets Haulover apart? It’s home to Miami’s only officially designated clothing-optional beach, attracting a carefree, respectful crowd. But there’s more—family-friendly picnic areas, a dog-friendly section, kite-flying fields, and spectacular surf conditions round out the experience.
Whether you’re there to soak up the sun, fly a kite, let your pup run wild, or just unwind in a judgment-free
Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park
Tucked away at the southern tip of Key Biscayne, Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park is a perfect summer escape just minutes from Miami’s buzz. Known for its uncrowded beaches, calm turquoise waters, and lush coastal trails, it’s a haven for families, nature lovers, and those just craving a peaceful day under the sun.
The star of the park is the historic Cape Florida Lighthouse, built in 1825—climb to the top for panoramic ocean views that are pure postcard material. During summer, it’s all about picnics under swaying palms, bike rides along breezy trails, and kayaking through Biscayne Bay’s gentle currents.
With its blend of natural beauty and rich history, Bill Baggs delivers a slower, old-Florida summer vibe—quiet, scenic, and refreshingly simple.
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Hollywood Beach
Looking for laid-back charm with a splash of excitement? Hollywood Beach delivers it all! Located between Miami and Fort Lauderdale, this coastal gem is famous for its 2.5-mile beachfront Broadwalk—a scenic strip perfect for biking, rollerblading, people-watching, or grabbing a scoop of ice cream by the sea.
The beach itself? Soft sand, swaying palms, and warm Atlantic waves make it ideal for sunbathing, swimming, or playing beach volleyball. The vibe is family-friendly by day, and lively by night, thanks to waterfront cafés, live music spots, and sunset strolls.
Whether you’re flying kites with the kids, sipping tropical drinks, or dancing to a steel drum band, Hollywood Beach is where old-school Florida charm meets modern-day fun in the sun.
Fort Lauderdale Beach
Known as the “Venice of America,” Fort Lauderdale Beach offers a perfect blend of upscale relaxation and coastal fun. With its wide stretches of golden sand, clear blue waters, and a palm-lined promenade, it’s a favorite for beachgoers looking to chill in style.
By day, you’ll find sun-seekers swimming, paddleboarding, or simply soaking up the sun. The famous Las Olas Boulevard is just steps away, offering boutique shopping, art galleries, and cafés with ocean views. By night, the beach transforms into a hub of live music, beachside dining, and laid-back nightlife.
Whether you’re lounging with a cocktail, exploring by water taxi, or taking a scenic bike ride along the coast, Fort Lauderdale Beach delivers sun, sophistication, and that unmistakable South Florida vibe.