Key Biscayne
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Key Biscayne, Florida is an island off the coast of Miami. It is reached by the Rickenbacker Causeway that originates in the Brickell Avenue area of Miami.
As you drive across the causeway you will first see the Rusty Pelican restaurant on your left and then Miami Seaquarium on your right.
These two businesses, along with a charter high school, the old Miami Marine Stadium, and a marina are all located on Virginia Key.
This key is located between mainland Miami and Key Biscayne. As you drive across the causeway you will have a wonderful view on your left of the downtown Miami skyline.
Virginia Key and Key Biscayne are separated from the South Beach area of Miami Beach by Government Cut. Government Cut is the main ship channel from the Atlantic Ocean into the Port of Miami.
As you leave Virginia Key, you will cross a bridge that spans Bear Cut. Bear Cut is for smaller vessels traveling in and out of Biscayne Bay.
A bit further down the road you will see the large Crandon Park ocean front beach and parking area.
Your next stop is the Village of Key Biscayne.
The beaches in Key Biscayne are gorgeous soft white sand, and the best of these is at Crandon Park on the north side of the Key.
Key Biscayne is traditionally mentioned in any list of the top safest cities in Florida.
The toll on the Rickenbacker Causeway from Miami to Key Biscayne is $2.25 per two axle cars or trucks, but a lot more for big vehicles with three axles or more.
The trip from the mainland along the causeway lined with palms and beaches along Biscayne Bay is a beautiful and calming transition from the bustle of Miami to the quiet paradise of Key Biscayne.
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Key Biscayne
Key Biscayne, Florida is an island off the coast of Miami. It is reached by the Rickenbacker Causeway that originates in the Brickell Avenue area of Miami.
As you drive across the causeway you will first see the Rusty Pelican restaurant on your left and then Miami Seaquarium on your right.
These two businesses, along with a charter high school, the old Miami Marine Stadium, and a marina are all located on Virginia Key.
This key is located between mainland Miami and Key Biscayne. As you drive across the causeway you will have a wonderful view on your left of the downtown Miami skyline.
Virginia Key and Key Biscayne are separated from the South Beach area of Miami Beach by Government Cut. Government Cut is the main ship channel from the Atlantic Ocean into the Port of Miami.
As you leave Virginia Key, you will cross a bridge that spans Bear Cut. Bear Cut is for smaller vessels traveling in and out of Biscayne Bay.
A bit further down the road you will see the large Crandon Park ocean front beach and parking area.
Your next stop is the Village of Key Biscayne.
The beaches in Key Biscayne are gorgeous soft white sand, and the best of these is at Crandon Park on the north side of the Key.
Key Biscayne is traditionally mentioned in any list of the top safest cities in Florida.
The toll on the Rickenbacker Causeway from Miami to Key Biscayne is $2.25 per two axle cars or trucks, but a lot more for big vehicles with three axles or more.
The trip from the mainland along the causeway lined with palms and beaches along Biscayne Bay is a beautiful and calming transition from the bustle of Miami to the quiet paradise of Key Biscayne.
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The Rickenbacker Causeway is a causeway which connects Miami, Florida, United States to the barrier islands of Virginia Key and Key Biscayne across Biscayne Bay
The toll on the Rickenbacker Causeway from Miami to Key Biscayne is $2.25 per two axle cars or trucks, but a lot more for big vehicles with three axles or more.
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Rickenbacker Causeway
1 Rickenbacker CausewayThe Rickenbacker Causeway is a causeway which connects Miami, Florida, United States to the barrier islands of Virginia Key and Key Biscayne across Biscayne Bay
The toll on the Rickenbacker Causeway from Miami to Key Biscayne is $2.25 per two axle cars or trucks, but a lot more for big vehicles with three axles or more.
Hobie Beach
Just off of the Rickenbacker Causeway, in route to the serene natural paradise of Key Biscayne, is the preeminent place for windsurfing in Miami.
Hobie Beach (also called Windsurfer Beach) has earned its nickname by playing host to a locally run windsurfing rental concession for more than twenty years.
**Hobie Beach is also notable for being MIAMI'S FAVORITE DOG'S BEACH**.
Bring your doggie pal here for a nice romp on the sand. The water is shallow, so dogs can play in the surf a bit without any worries about strong currents.
In Miami Watersports: Hobie Cat & Windsurf you can find multiple options for water sports and water activities to enjoy your beach day.
Prices and activities goes from:
Parasailing $129 per person.
Jet ski $99 per 30 min.
Fly board $169 20 min.
Banana boat $30 per person.
Hobie cat $80 1 hour.
Windsurfing $65
They also offer combo packs.
https://www.miamiwatersports.com/paddle-sports-miami
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Rickenbacker CausewayHobie Beach
Just off of the Rickenbacker Causeway, in route to the serene natural paradise of Key Biscayne, is the preeminent place for windsurfing in Miami.
Hobie Beach (also called Windsurfer Beach) has earned its nickname by playing host to a locally run windsurfing rental concession for more than twenty years.
**Hobie Beach is also notable for being MIAMI'S FAVORITE DOG'S BEACH**.
Bring your doggie pal here for a nice romp on the sand. The water is shallow, so dogs can play in the surf a bit without any worries about strong currents.
In Miami Watersports: Hobie Cat & Windsurf you can find multiple options for water sports and water activities to enjoy your beach day.
Prices and activities goes from:
Parasailing $129 per person.
Jet ski $99 per 30 min.
Fly board $169 20 min.
Banana boat $30 per person.
Hobie cat $80 1 hour.
Windsurfing $65
They also offer combo packs.
https://www.miamiwatersports.com/paddle-sports-miami
Halfway along the Rickenbacker Causeway from or to Miami lies Virginia Key.
You absolutely must stop to visit two great sites.
The first is the Miami Seaquarium, deemed Miami’s best aquarium, where you and your family can enjoy shows with dolphins and sea lions and admire the cute manatees (my favorites), sea turtles, and everything else that lives in the waters around Miami. In addition, it was home to the original Flipper.
Prices references (may vary at the time of your visit)
Miami Seaquarium
Monday - Friday
General Admission (10 & older): $49.99
Child Admission (3 -9yrs.): $39.99
Children 2 and under: FREE
Saturday & Sunday
General Admission (10 & older): $54.99
Child Admission (3 -9yrs.): $44.99
Children 2 and under: FREE
https://www.miamiseaquarium.com/
The second remarkable place on Virginia Key is Beach Park.
There is always a lot going on at Beach Park, from barbecues and hiking to swimming.
Enjoy the colorful beach huts, which are quite unusual in their shapes and hues.
The historic significance of the beach lies in the fact that this was the only beach in Miami where people of color and white people could mingle during segregation.
Here you can find the Outdoor Park where you can do many activities on the nature as:
• Rent kayak, paddleboard, mt. bike or beach cruiser bike starting on $25...
• Full Moon Kayak & Paddleboard Adventures
• Sunset Paddles (Saturdays during winter, + more dates during summer)
• Manatee Photo Safaris - Nov to mid-April starting on $85...
• Bioluminescence (summer sunset + full moon paddles)
https://www.vkoc.net/book-now/
FREE Eco-history tour https://virginiakeybeachpark.net/
All year long activities may vary.
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Virginia Key
Halfway along the Rickenbacker Causeway from or to Miami lies Virginia Key.
You absolutely must stop to visit two great sites.
The first is the Miami Seaquarium, deemed Miami’s best aquarium, where you and your family can enjoy shows with dolphins and sea lions and admire the cute manatees (my favorites), sea turtles, and everything else that lives in the waters around Miami. In addition, it was home to the original Flipper.
Prices references (may vary at the time of your visit)
Miami Seaquarium
Monday - Friday
General Admission (10 & older): $49.99
Child Admission (3 -9yrs.): $39.99
Children 2 and under: FREE
Saturday & Sunday
General Admission (10 & older): $54.99
Child Admission (3 -9yrs.): $44.99
Children 2 and under: FREE
https://www.miamiseaquarium.com/
The second remarkable place on Virginia Key is Beach Park.
There is always a lot going on at Beach Park, from barbecues and hiking to swimming.
Enjoy the colorful beach huts, which are quite unusual in their shapes and hues.
The historic significance of the beach lies in the fact that this was the only beach in Miami where people of color and white people could mingle during segregation.
Here you can find the Outdoor Park where you can do many activities on the nature as:
• Rent kayak, paddleboard, mt. bike or beach cruiser bike starting on $25...
• Full Moon Kayak & Paddleboard Adventures
• Sunset Paddles (Saturdays during winter, + more dates during summer)
• Manatee Photo Safaris - Nov to mid-April starting on $85...
• Bioluminescence (summer sunset + full moon paddles)
https://www.vkoc.net/book-now/
FREE Eco-history tour https://virginiakeybeachpark.net/
All year long activities may vary.
On the southern end of Key Biscayne, you are on historical ground located at 1200 S Crandon Blvd. Key Biscayne FL
There you can find a historical landmark that will take your breath away. The Cape Florida Lighthouse stands proud at the end of Bill Baggs.
Originally built as a 65-foot lighthouse with wooden stairs in 1825, it’s the oldest standing structure in Miami-Dade County, although it has been rebuilt and reinforced many times.
The lighthouse’s history includes being burned down by Seminole Native Americans, rebuilt, damaged by hurricanes, and again rebuilt; it has withstood a long list of adversities.
Visitors can delve into history on guided tours through the lighthouse and keeper’s cottage or explore the park on foot, on a bicycle or by boat or kayak.
Be sure to stay to see the stunning sunsets over the bay..
https://www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/bill-baggs-cape-florida-state-park
DOWNLOAD PARK MAP:
https://www.floridastateparks.org/sites/default/files/media/file/Bill%20Baggs%20Cape%20Florida%200219.pdf
RESERVATIONS:
https://reserve.floridastateparks.org/Web/Memberships/CustomerMembershipPasses.aspx
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1200 Crandon BlvdOn the southern end of Key Biscayne, you are on historical ground located at 1200 S Crandon Blvd. Key Biscayne FL
There you can find a historical landmark that will take your breath away. The Cape Florida Lighthouse stands proud at the end of Bill Baggs.
Originally built as a 65-foot lighthouse with wooden stairs in 1825, it’s the oldest standing structure in Miami-Dade County, although it has been rebuilt and reinforced many times.
The lighthouse’s history includes being burned down by Seminole Native Americans, rebuilt, damaged by hurricanes, and again rebuilt; it has withstood a long list of adversities.
Visitors can delve into history on guided tours through the lighthouse and keeper’s cottage or explore the park on foot, on a bicycle or by boat or kayak.
Be sure to stay to see the stunning sunsets over the bay..
https://www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/bill-baggs-cape-florida-state-park
DOWNLOAD PARK MAP:
https://www.floridastateparks.org/sites/default/files/media/file/Bill%20Baggs%20Cape%20Florida%200219.pdf
RESERVATIONS:
https://reserve.floridastateparks.org/Web/Memberships/CustomerMembershipPasses.aspx
CRANDON PARK:
Crandon Park, an 800-acre oasis on Key Biscayne, was once part of the country’s largest coconut plantation. It was owned by South Florida industrialist William Matheson, whose family donated the land to the county in 1940 to create the park. Today, Crandon Park’s visitors are treated to a picturesque beach, golf course, tennis center, nature center and marina. Spend a day here enjoying kiteboarding, stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking and picnicking or simply relaxing in a postcard-perfect cabana.
CRANDON PARK BEACH
The treasure of scenic Key Biscayne, Crandon Park is located in Bear Cut Preserve. Its two-mile-long sandy beach boasts sand dunes brimming with wildlife, from butterflies to herons. Scout the mangroves and coastal hammocks for rare birds and sea turtle nests or enjoy an active day of kayaking, paddleboarding and kite boarding. You can also explore the park’s grounds on a single or quad bike rental.
Consistently named among the top beaches in the nation, Crandon Park beach features soft sand and calm waters. Rent a chair or beach umbrella or take advantage of the park’s barbecue grills, concession stands, covered picnic area and volleyball courts. Relax in a private, 100-square-foot rented cabana complete with private shower and designated parking spot.
CRANDON GOLF
To spend a day on the links at Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne is to spend a day in paradise. The golf course, host to the Senior PGA Tour for nearly two decades, is a championship 18-hole course – the only one in Miami overlooking glittering Biscayne Bay. Designed by Robert von Hagge, the par-72 course is known for both its beauty and its difficulty. It’s rated one of the Top 10 Courses by Golfweek and one of America’s Top 75 Upscale Courses by Golf Digest. The seventh hole, in particular, is known as one of the greatest holes in golf, a par 4 that doglegs to the right and sends your ball soaring over sparkling water.
Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne also features a driving range, putting greens, pro shop and staff of golf pros.
NATURE CENTER
Key Biscayne’s nature center, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center at Crandon Park, is a prime destination for immersive, hands-on learning. Witness baby sea turtles up close, take a seagrass adventure with a naturalist and collect sea life in nets and buckets for further study. This nonprofit conservation center is a wonderful place, especially for kids, where visitors can learn biology from the expert staff, linger over exhibits and check out the art gallery, lab classrooms and central amphitheater courtyard.
TENNIS AT CRANDON
The Tennis Center at Crandon Park was until recently the longtime home of the Miami Open. Many tennis stars have graced these courts including Roger Federer, Serena Williams, Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic. The center boasts 27 tennis courts, including 13 lighted for evening play, with both clay and hard courts available to reserve. With an on-site pro shop, the center also offers lessons and clinics year-round, as well as a summer camp and after-school program.
https://www.miamidade.gov/parks/crandon.asp
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克兰登海滩
Crandon BlvdCRANDON PARK:
Crandon Park, an 800-acre oasis on Key Biscayne, was once part of the country’s largest coconut plantation. It was owned by South Florida industrialist William Matheson, whose family donated the land to the county in 1940 to create the park. Today, Crandon Park’s visitors are treated to a picturesque beach, golf course, tennis center, nature center and marina. Spend a day here enjoying kiteboarding, stand-up paddleboarding, kayaking and picnicking or simply relaxing in a postcard-perfect cabana.
CRANDON PARK BEACH
The treasure of scenic Key Biscayne, Crandon Park is located in Bear Cut Preserve. Its two-mile-long sandy beach boasts sand dunes brimming with wildlife, from butterflies to herons. Scout the mangroves and coastal hammocks for rare birds and sea turtle nests or enjoy an active day of kayaking, paddleboarding and kite boarding. You can also explore the park’s grounds on a single or quad bike rental.
Consistently named among the top beaches in the nation, Crandon Park beach features soft sand and calm waters. Rent a chair or beach umbrella or take advantage of the park’s barbecue grills, concession stands, covered picnic area and volleyball courts. Relax in a private, 100-square-foot rented cabana complete with private shower and designated parking spot.
CRANDON GOLF
To spend a day on the links at Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne is to spend a day in paradise. The golf course, host to the Senior PGA Tour for nearly two decades, is a championship 18-hole course – the only one in Miami overlooking glittering Biscayne Bay. Designed by Robert von Hagge, the par-72 course is known for both its beauty and its difficulty. It’s rated one of the Top 10 Courses by Golfweek and one of America’s Top 75 Upscale Courses by Golf Digest. The seventh hole, in particular, is known as one of the greatest holes in golf, a par 4 that doglegs to the right and sends your ball soaring over sparkling water.
Crandon Golf at Key Biscayne also features a driving range, putting greens, pro shop and staff of golf pros.
NATURE CENTER
Key Biscayne’s nature center, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center at Crandon Park, is a prime destination for immersive, hands-on learning. Witness baby sea turtles up close, take a seagrass adventure with a naturalist and collect sea life in nets and buckets for further study. This nonprofit conservation center is a wonderful place, especially for kids, where visitors can learn biology from the expert staff, linger over exhibits and check out the art gallery, lab classrooms and central amphitheater courtyard.
TENNIS AT CRANDON
The Tennis Center at Crandon Park was until recently the longtime home of the Miami Open. Many tennis stars have graced these courts including Roger Federer, Serena Williams, Rafael Nadal, Andy Murray and Novak Djokovic. The center boasts 27 tennis courts, including 13 lighted for evening play, with both clay and hard courts available to reserve. With an on-site pro shop, the center also offers lessons and clinics year-round, as well as a summer camp and after-school program.
https://www.miamidade.gov/parks/crandon.asp
This non-profit organization is dedicated to preserving, protecting, and conserving the natural environment!
Located within Crandon Boulevard at Key Biscayne, this nature center hosts programs and special events catering to people of all ages to share how important it is for us to take of our earth.
This center was named after one of Florida’s most renowned environmentalists, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, who founded this nature center at the age of 95.
Inside this establishment, you can find numerous diverse interactive exhibits featuring seahorses, jellyfish, corals, and multiple species of fish!
They also have a lovely art exhibit that showcases the artworks of local artists who use the natural environment as their source of inspiration.
The Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center, Inc. aims to connect the community to the world through a combination of nature and the arts!
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Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center
6767 Crandon BlvdThis non-profit organization is dedicated to preserving, protecting, and conserving the natural environment!
Located within Crandon Boulevard at Key Biscayne, this nature center hosts programs and special events catering to people of all ages to share how important it is for us to take of our earth.
This center was named after one of Florida’s most renowned environmentalists, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, who founded this nature center at the age of 95.
Inside this establishment, you can find numerous diverse interactive exhibits featuring seahorses, jellyfish, corals, and multiple species of fish!
They also have a lovely art exhibit that showcases the artworks of local artists who use the natural environment as their source of inspiration.
The Marjory Stoneman Douglas Biscayne Nature Center, Inc. aims to connect the community to the world through a combination of nature and the arts!
Stiltsville is a conglomerate of abandoned structures built decades ago, just a mile off the coast of Key Biscayne.
The first shack built above water on stilts was constructed by a man known as "Crawfish Eddie Walker" and expanded these establishments over the years.
Here, you'll find the remains of buildings that survived hurricanes and storms.
Boat trip can be rented.
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Stiltsville
Crandon BlvdStiltsville is a conglomerate of abandoned structures built decades ago, just a mile off the coast of Key Biscayne.
The first shack built above water on stilts was constructed by a man known as "Crawfish Eddie Walker" and expanded these establishments over the years.
Here, you'll find the remains of buildings that survived hurricanes and storms.
Boat trip can be rented.