Cute little marina almost hidden, located by Brickell bay drive next to Brickell key road. Entrance…read moreis gated. The infamous house boat The Ark was here when I visited which was really cool To see up close.

Came here for the Country Bay Veteran's Day weekend concert and it was awesome. Great country music…read moreover the weekend topped off by Carrie Underwood and the Zac Brown Band. Lots of drinking and eating over the weekend.

If you are into art, or poking around abandoned places and also like views, being by the water n…read morelearning about some of Miami's history then you will like this place. The abandoned 6,566 seat Miami Marina Stadium was built in 1963 on land donated for water sports, and designed by architect Hilario Candela, then a 28-year-old recent immigrant from Cuba. It was dedicated as the Ralph Munroe Marine Stadium opened, completed at a cost of around $2 million ($16.7 million, adjusted for current inflation). A speed boat racer, James Tapp, was killed on opening day. The venue, located just south of Downtown Miami, was revered for its scenic views of Downtown and Miami Beach, hosting motorboat events, and events featuring the likes of Mitch Miller, Sammy Davis, Jr., and U.S. President Richard Nixon (whose seasonal winter residence, dubbed "the Florida White House," was on nearby Key Biscayne).In 1979, Miami Rowing Club relocated to an empty lot between the stadium and MAST Academy (then known as Planet Ocean museum). The Miami International Regatta has been hosted by Miami Rowing Club since 1973, the basin provides a 1,500 meter 7 lane course for practice, training and racing. From its opening for nearly 30 years, the stadium was used for its intended water sports as well as concerts, sporting events such as boxing (which began in 1972), and even figured prominently in the 1967 Elvis Presley film Clambake, serving as the scene of Elvis' climatic speedboat race. In the wake of Hurricane Andrew, it was declared an unsafe building on September 18, 1992. In 2004, $3 million was pledged in a municipal bonds by county residents for the restoration and renovation of the facilities.

This picturesque marina lies ideally situated in uber cool south beach, with stellar views of the…read moredowntown Miami skyline. The trawlers, sailboats, motor yachts...all eye candy as you contemplate just how fabulous life is from the perfectly-bath-water-warm pool overlooking the marina. The owner's clubhouse amenities (even a bonafide espresso shot machine), fitness complex and sundeck are spectacular! MUST-DO: Walk or sail just across from this gorgeous yacht club to The Standard hotel for a beautifully prepared meal!

Love the guy George who runs the marina he is terrific-unfortunately due to the type of people who…read morework as boathands he is sometimes forced to hire young 18 year old men who know less about boating than me. This is not good-unless they are going to be tanned and muscular and great to look at -this can only end in disaster. George, please teach your boys how to tie a boat. The pool is gorgeous and a perfect temperature. The gym could use some updating and I wish they would open that restaurant they have been saying they were going to since 2004.

What a beautiful marina! We went sailing on a 41' boat and throughly enjoyed everything about it…read more The sock master was so nice. Everything around the place was pristine! I loved all the boats that surrounded the actual boat that I was on! What a beautiful environment! When we got back we needed to use the restrooms and they were locked but we went to Grove Isle Condos and they allowed us to use the facilities which was great! Everything was smooth sailing as they say!

The perfect weather called for a nice boat ride so we took off with some sweaters ready to soak in…read morethe great December weather Florida offers. It's accesible to the residents of this condominium and it's location can't be beat so it's truly a great launching spot. The water is always nice here and the amenities are wonderful. Grove Isle is a tiny island off Coconut Grove where the posh and refined Miami folk reside. The docks are perfectly maintained which is a plus. There's a restaurant and spa on premise aside from the marina which totally add to the luxurious ambience. It's not a far ride to Key Biscayne or the Miami river which makes the location unbeatable. Residents can keep their boats here at rented or owned slots which is an advantage to being a resident or member of this community.

Absolutely unacceptable. Yesterday, we parked at this marina and paid $30 for parking, as…read moreinstructed. We placed the receipt on the dashboard, clearly showing the date and time. However, due to the Miami heat, the window slightly rolled down and partially covered the bottom of the ticket. When we returned from our boat ride, we were shocked to find a boot on our car. The staff said it was because the date wasn't fully visible--even though the ticket was right there and we had paid. What's worse is that the receipt doesn't say anywhere that it must be fully visible at all times. We double-checked and are attaching photos of the ticket as proof. We went to the office to explain the situation, but they took zero responsibility. They simply told us there was nothing they could do. In the end, we were forced to pay $62.50 to get the boot removed: $50 for a "Boot Fee" and $12.50 for an "Administration Fee." So we ended up paying $92.50 just to park for a few hours--$30 initially, plus $62.50 because a piece of paper moved. This feels like a perfect scam: everyone wins but you. Terrible customer service, aggressive policies, and absolutely no accountability. We're attaching videos and photos of the boot, the original receipt, and the payment we had to make. Avoid this place at all costs.

One of the worst marinas hands down. They require 12 hours advance notice if you want to use you…read moreboat , enough said. However will saw a bit more. They force you into paying $200 plus for their people to wash your boat, you cannot avoid this charge twice per month. Also if you request you boat and come over an hour late they fine you $100 . Wow wow wow how does this marina operate like this???

Cool place, tons of boats to choose from for rentals - hit the island, cruise the bay or go fishing…read more- the choice is your. If boating is not your thing, it's still a nice waterfront great for walks, right next to the Venetian Causeway. Do your thang and enjoy!

I had the chance to use the facilities at this marina a week ago and was impressed as i have…read morepreviously only used County marinas. We were invited as guests on a boat from a marina patron and the bathrooms were clean, large and air conditioned!! They have an ice machine on site and plenty of parking. I will return!

I love coming here for walk by the water. It's the classic Miami vibe like you see in movies. The…read morearea is very calm, peaceful, and clean. You can watch the boats take off or even book a boat tour yourself. The palm trees are gorgeous and there are restaurants and cafes nearby.

Great little walkway around the marina. Nice and humid with partly sunny skies. There's a nice…read morerestaurant too.

Evidio was an enormous help with fueling. Truly incredible service - he went above and beyond, was…read morevery patient on a very windy day!

My favorite marina in Miami/Fort Lauderdale! The views are everything...and its right in the heart…read moreif Miami - 10 minutes to downtown or South Beach..when there are no events, free parking is available across the road, and when there's an event, 24 hour pay-by-app parking for the Children's Museum is always there. Police is always patrolling the area because of the Children's Museum, so you feel safe and relaxed. The dock office is absolutely amazing - its like your favorite house with a large comfy living room, conference room and a library - all done with an utmost artistic sense - 100% Miami style.