Key Biscayne, FL

Learn about an important piece of Miami’s Civil Rights history and see southern Florida at its most beautiful in this remarkable barrier island.

Key Biscayne's pristine beaches offer a tranquil escape with white sands and turquoise waters just minutes from Miami. Visit Cape Florida Lighthouse for panoramic ocean views after a refreshing swim.

Crandon Park offers a two-mile stretch of calm, shallow waters for a pristine family-friendly beach experience. Explore ecosystems via nature trails or enjoy upscale recreation at the tennis center and marina.

This dog-friendly stretch of sand is Miami's premier spot for windsurfing with stunning skyline views. Rent equipment on-site and catch the golden hour when the city lights begin to twinkle across the bay.

The oldest structure in Miami-Dade County, this 1825 lighthouse offers Atlantic and skyline views after a 109-step climb. Explore the state park's pristine beaches and nature trails afterward.

This historic park features a mile of pristine Atlantic beachfront and the iconic Cape Florida Lighthouse. Kayak through mangroves or climb the lighthouse for panoramic views of Biscayne Bay.

Crandon Beach's two miles of white sand and calm waters create a serene escape on Key Biscayne. Explore nearby nature trails to spot herons and ospreys amid the coastal hammocks and mangroves.

Seven wooden houses on stilts float above Biscayne Bay, relics of Miami's colorful maritime past. Take a morning boat tour for the best views of these architectural curiosities against the city skyline.