I have spent years listening to people tell me how terrible Miami is... I've heard it all, especially about Miami Beach. The crime, the chaos, the tourists, the traffic, the partying, the old cocaine reputation from the 1980s, and all the other things people seem to love bringing up whenever I tell them how much I love Miami. I know what Miami is. I've been coming here since I was 22 years old, so this isn't some recent love affair I developed because Miami became fashionable. I got the bug very early, and somehow it never left my soul, my mind or my heart. Miami Beach has reinvented itself over and over again. It went from a resort playground in the early 20th century, through the glamorous Art Deco era, the postwar years, the decline and drug-era reputation, and then the extraordinary preservation movement that saved much of South Beach from being demolished. The Art Deco Historic District became the first urban 20th-century historic district on the National Register in 1979, and today Miami Beach has more than 800 historic Art Deco buildings. Even now, the city continues to build its identity around that architecture while mixing it with restaurants, nightlife, art, music, fashion, luxury hotels and international tourism. And that's what people who constantly criticize Miami seem to miss when they talk about it like it's nothing but chaos. Yes, Miami Beach is still a party town. It is still loud, crowded, international, sometimes completely ridiculous and full of people doing very bad things... There is also an incredible amount of history, architecture, culture, music, food, design and sheer personality packed into this little island. Millions of people still come here every year, and tourism remains one of the major economic engines of the area. In 2025 alone, tourism generated an estimated $2.2 billion in local and state tax revenue. I've watched Miami Beach change for decades, and I still love coming here. Maybe that's why I don't get particularly interested when somebody starts telling me all the reasons I shouldn't like it. Its honestly very offputting.. I have my own relationship with this place. I've stayed here, played here, dined here.. attended the parties ... large and small listened to the music, met the people, celebrated birthdays, had incredible nights and made memories that aren't going anywhere. I don't need Miami Beach to be perfect for me to love it. I actually like that it has a personality. I like that it can be elegant one minute and completely chaotic the next. I like the energy, the people, the ridiculousness of it, the history, the ocean, the architecture and the fact that something is always happening. People can have their opinions about Miami. I'll keep coming back. And if I'm going to choose between the chaos and millions of people in Miami or the chaos and millions of people in Los Angeles, I'll take Miami every single time. read more

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What's not to like? That being said,If you visit from anywhere north of Fort Lauderdale,you are going to experience culture shock. Just roll with it. My earliest reference to Miami Beach was as a kid watching the Jakie Gleason show. It was announced every show that ,it was broadcast from beautiful Miami Beach. That was enough to " book mark" it in my mind. Then in 1977 on my way back from a scuba trip in the Keys,I drove up Collins Ave from South Beach all the way up to Bal Harbor. It was a shocking sight most of the way. Lined with high rises, obsolete hotels and bus stop benches full of generations of elderly that had retired and been ravaged by the then raging inflation. Yes boys and girls,if you think inflation is bad now it's nothing compared to the late 70s and early 80s . As those generations left us and Miami in general and Miami Beach in particular reached economic obsolescence,the real estate deveopers moved in and the gentrification and renewal began. What a job they've done. Now, development is always controversial for100s of reasons not the least of which is environmental concerns. As I've returned to the Miami area over the years it amazes me how dense it's become. The first time I returned to the South Beach area was 1998. The restoration of the old art deco hotel movement was in high gear, I felt like a million bucks. The boutique hotel I stayed in was fantastic, with a view from the second floor window ( that opened) onto the busy avenue below and beach beyond. The development continued and it wasn't until almost 15 years later that I returned. Overall development was now completed,Miami Beach was again a desirable destination and I was back! My intentions are to return at least one more time. It's what's great about our country. We are constantly renewing,sharing cultures and looking forward to the future. I highly recommend you... Go! read more

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I have always liked going to Miami Beach especially the South Beach part of it with all the shops, restaurants, bars, hotels, people watching, events, parks, beaches, delicious foods and drinks everywhere, hot cars, fashions, music, and tourists with their eyes wide open. I can't explain it, you just have to go and see and feel it for yourself! It is a lot of fun. That's why it is a #1 tourist spot. The one disappointing thing is that in June-Oct, like right now, the Sargassum seaweed floats in and settles on the beach. It's a nuisance when it washes ashore, it decomposes, releasing hydrogen sulfide gas, which causes a strong "rotten egg" smell. While the seaweed itself is not harmful, it can cause skin irritation or rashes due to small sea creatures, such as jellyfish larvae, that live in it. Locals stay away from it. Just be aware. read more

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Parking has become more difficult and more expensive even before 10 o'clock on a Sunday morning. Miami Beach is clearly getting ready for soccer. Our first stop was at the clean, well equipped, 6th St., Ocean Drive restrooms. This week South Beach was decorated for the FIFA, World Cup soccer match matches and America. read more

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The crown jewel of Miami Beach is the beach itself. Wide white sand beaches meet the clear waters of the Atlantic Ocean beckoning sun worshippers, waders, and swimmers. There are many beach front parks offering amenities like lifeguards, restrooms, and volleyball courts, fitness equipment showers, and playgrounds. Pay parking is available in area lots and along the street via kiosks and apps. One of my favorite things about the beach is the Miami Beach Boardwalk, a paved pathway that runs for seven miles, the length of Miami Beach. It begins at 87th terrace and Collins Ave at the border of Surfside and takes you south through North Beach, Mid Beach, and ending at the Ocean Drive Promenade in South Beach in South Pointe Park. Along the boardwalk are parks, hotels, condos, and restaurants. On one side you have a stunning view of the Atlantic Ocean and on the other, a front row seat to the hustle and bustle of Miami Beach. For the convenience of those traveling the boardwalk there are benches and water stations. You also often see people setting up tents and selling things like jewelry. read more

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The State of Florida has so many better beaches. To me Miami Beach is sooo overrated. Mostly jam packed with out of state visitors all year round. Parking is very challenging, there's not much in the water as far marine life is considered. Just a party Beach, with families there on the off season. I believe most Floridians will echo my statement... read more

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Awesome sunset at Miami Beach! That art deco backdrop brings all the funky charm. It's a whole vibe! One of those easy, beautiful moments :) read more

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Miami Beach is an island city, connected by bridges to mainland Miami. It is known for its seven mile white sand beaches, boardwalk, palm trees, luxury hotels, art deco historic district and pastel coloured buildings, vibrant nightlife, bars and restaurants, waterfront parks, clubs, retail stores and shopping, beach activites and attractions, vibrant and diverse culture, and events happening regularly. The beach is beautiful as tourists and locals enjoy it all year round. There are lifeguard posts at the beach, refreshments for sale, and cops patrolling the area to ensure guests' safety. Be careful when you swim as there are areas of the ocean that have riptides, and occasional painful jellyfish sting. Do not leave unattended important personal belongings in the sand, as it might be wiped away by waves, or be stolen or forget where you put it. Keep an eye on your things. Overall, the beach is generally safe for tourists and locals alike. Check it out! read more

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Beautiful beach! I was worried being in Miami the beach would be too busy and you wouldn't be able to enjoy it. I found it relaxing and very clean. We arrived on a Friday evening and took a stroll on the beach. There is a great boardwalk that goes along the beach to walk or bike. The next morning we went out to the beach before 10am. By our entrance they had umbrellas and chairs already set up that you could rent for the day. The beach was clean and the sand was soft. Water was warm but did get deep quickly for young children. There are lifeguard stands spread out along the beach. read more

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I visited the mid-beach area. It was gorgeous. Very clean with soft, fine grain sand. Mid-beach in particular was super quiet and low key. It was very easy to find a spot to lay out and there weren't really any loud groups or people playing music. Hotels had umbrellas and chairs reserved for their guests all along the beach but there was still plenty of space for others. If you are looking for a livelier scene, south beach is probably a better bet. read more

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Miami Beach is beautiful with gorgeous clear water and coastal breezes. There is also a boardwalk where you walk, jog, or ride a bike. Ocean Drive is the quintessential Miami strip next to the beach that you can walk along that offer restaurants, cafes, beach goers, art deco, and nightlife. You can rent chairs or umbrellas while you're at the beach but if you want to save money just bring a towel like my mother and I did. The beach was beautiful and it's a definite must see if you're in the Miami area. read more

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Miami Beach is Absolutely Beautiful! We got there early last week Wednesday Morning so that I could start my birthday the right way -lol. The temperature was around the high 80's so it was great weather. Miami Beach is in walking distance as our hotel was a few blocks away from Ocean Drive. Miami has gorgeous Palm Trees as far as the eye can see and the ones at Miami Beach are so pretty. Bike riding is also enjoyable to do along the stretch. Miami Beach also has volleyball nets set up all across the entryway. Once we walked down 7th Street and cut across, we were able to get access to the beach entrance where our hotel representative (from The Good Times Hotel) was located in order to get the beach chairs. There were also games like Jenga, Bean Bag Games and Connect 4 set up to play. Because the hotel has some sort of package, there was no fee for the beach chair rentals - we definitely enjoyed this perk. When we got to the beach, we picked out two chairs closest to the water as possible to get a beautiful view. Miami Beach was peaceful, calm and serene that morning and the sand is soft. Fantastic to see lovely Blue Skies, people parasailing, surfing and taking in the sunny sights, etc. Although the beach has a massive amount of seaweed everywhere and it makes it difficult to actually get into the water at first, Miami Beach is lovely overall and it made for a nice experience. There is a cart on the beach where one can purchase snacks, etc. Umbrella rentals from the Boucher Brothers of South Beach are $20. Restrooms are closer towards Ocean Drive along w/ the outdoor shower areas to rinse off. You also get a good view of individuals using the outdoor exercise equipment nearest to the bathroom area. Miami Beach is closed from 10pm-5am. read more

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This beach is GORGEOUS! The sand is a beautiful light color which is nice on the feet as it wasn't too hot. The water is crystal clear and amazing. Like a dream! There were many public areas where you can bring your own chairs and umbrellas. There were also areas where you could rent chairs and umbrellas. Leading into the beach area there is a boardwalk that expands the entire length of the beach. It has lots of foliage, trees for shade, public restrooms, walking paths to the beach, benchs, a workout area, etc. I appreciated the rubber mats that you can take on the sand to the beach area - it prevents sand in your shows and makes it very easy to walk on. This beach area is a dream with all the options it has with it. YOU MUST GO THERE ASAP! Noteworthy - we were there in September and there were lots of jellyfish everywhere! In the sand and in the water. This was the first time I've ever seen a live jellyfish and I was a bit apprehensive of getting stung. read more

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My fave beach in the U.S of A. Being from LaLa land, the sand hurts, there is glass everywhere and the water is freezing cold. In Miami the sand felt so fine under my pretty feet and the water was warm omg! Of course there are much better beach outside of the states. But I'm referring to the states, hence this review. Of course there are restaurants, bars and clubs surrounding the beach, so it's super crowded and you really can't relax too much, unless you go during the down time of course. But whatever it is you're looking for in a beach, Miami is it and you're sure to enjoy yourself! read more

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I was so excited about going to the beach. Unfortunately, an unusual winter storm hit the Miami area. The beach was closed. Very sad. I learned a lesson. Please check the weather forecast before your travel. This area is hurricane-prone. Even in winter, some of the unpredictable weather might hit! read more

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Somehow this beach wasn't swamped on a Saturday late morning/midday. While driving in I did some brief research and found that parking in the 17th street parking garage was the best bet - with a 5 block walk to the sand. There is a large amount of hotels etc lining the beach which all have their own chairs and umbrellas and the ability to order food with guys who run the food out to you. The sand was white, the water green, a little bit of reef floaters in the water - and it was disappointing with the water being pretty warm. But - coming back to $6 for parking total and having a day on the beach was fine with me. Surprisingly painless and easy to negotiate. read more

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Came here for memorial day weekend and it wasn't as packed as I thought it was going to be. I did take a little bit for us to find street parking, but we were lucky enough to find a good space after many turns, the water was very murky though maybe because of all the boats in the area read more

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This is a nice beach. There is metered parking all around and a few garages nearby. Parking is difficult in the late morning/early afternoon for the beach crowd and early evening for the party crowd. The beach has restroom facilities, workout areas, a playground, and beach volleyball courts. The bathroom was very clean. They workout areas (they have 2 of them) has pull up bars and weight and is very nice. The sand volleyball courts are equally nice. There is always people at both areas. The playground is blocked off and well maintained. They have swings and a little jungle gym. You will find people zooming by on their rented bike share. There was none available on any of the racks while I was there. You will also have skateboarders and some street vendors too. At each enhance to the actual beach , there are showers to clean off before you head out. You will also find trendy restaurants, clubs, shops, bars and hotels. They are all beautifully lit at night. It is what you think about when you think of Miami. This is a very nice beach. My only issue was that there was not a big security presence. I did feel safe though. read more

Miami Beach isn't really my kind of place, but we wanted to at least check it out. We spent a day here and my favorite part was Ocean Drive. I loved the art deco architecture of the buildings. The beach itself was the nicest one we found in Miami, but it was also pretty crowded because of that. We still enjoyed walking along it. It definitely has the fancy, over the top kind of feeling to it everywhere you go. I'm sure the night life scene is good, but we were there during the middle of the pandemic and that's not really our kind of thing. There's plenty of parking but expect to pay for it (whether it's on the street or in a garage/lot). It's worth a stop, but I preferred the Wynwood and Little Havana neighborhoods. read more

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I had to do a review on Miami beach ,this place is one of me and my wife's most exciting places in the United states to visit. We have been to this particular beach on numerous occasions. The beach itself is a nice beach,nice size bathrooms, a place to rinse the sand off your self. The water is clean and blue and nice white sand. You have a nice walking path ,along with a bike path ,you are basically sharing the paths. The park has a bike share program,were you can rent the bicycles with credit card for a hour or two.if you like exercising this is the perfect beach for you. You have alot of people in the park side of the beach ,sight seeing working out ,or just sight seeing, or just being a tourist. The path are pretty long ,so be prepared for the walk ,or the bike ride.i have road around the whole beach once on a bike share bike.The bikes aren't that fast ,but you can make them do. With all the palm trees surrounding the park of the beach, makes it look really fascinating. The park is really busy depending on what time if the year you are there. And one of the most fascinating part of the beach is that it's in the middle south beach and it's on the famous ocean drive that has some of the most Beautifulest architecture of buildings and out side dinning restaurants anywhere around. You are literally right across the street from the Versace mansion, Havana 1957 which my wife celebrated her birthday at,its a great Cuban restaurant. Shake shack, the sugar factory that I celebrated my birthday some years back. plus all of the luxury hotels from back in the 60s and 70s & 80s with palm trees outside of them, and the, bars ,shops etc .with locations straight out of movie scenes like scarface, the motel is right across the street from the beach, and has become a major tourist attraction. Don't for get the famous Lincoln road is only minutes from the beach by car. for all you clothes and sneaker shoppers. Lincoln road has it all .if you know about a Miami beach you know about Lincoln road ,and the movie theater imax is right there as well, a few blocks away from there is the famous yardbird restaurant for soul food and seafood lovers. I could go on all day about Miami beach, but if you never been there before at least go once in your life time. read more

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Miami Beach/South Beach Stopped by on Sunday and it was PACKED! So we returned the next day and it was so much more calm! The sun is beaming, water is clear blue, wind was nice :) Lots of tourists! read more

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Miami Beach is the perfect place for adults who like to get some sun, socialize, drink, people watch, beach walk, and admire architecture. I appreciate the excellent security all over the place keeping things in line. The beach is beautiful, deep, long, excellent sand, and located right by so much food and entertainment establishments. This is not a kiddy play-land, which is a nice change from so many other tourist places. read more

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May as well continue my Throwback Thursday with a review of Miami Beach. I've stored up a few memories of this Historic Location. To do a comprehensive review I would have to write a book. My favorite feature are the Art Deco Structures with all the beautiful pastels. I also love the glitz and glamour of the homes owned by the rich and famous. The food selections are numerous. There's water sports, sun, surf and beautiful people everywhere. The other thing that's everywhere are tourists. When I would spend the day I felt like a tourist. I don't go to sun bath. I go to sightsee and people watch. These days when I want to visit Miami Beach I watch reruns of Miami Vice. That's as close as I get to spending a day in Miami Beach! You'll experience a place unlike any city you have ever visited. It's truly a one of a kind experience. I'm having trouble putting it into words. Go see for yourself! read more

Miami Beach - Miami Vice is as close as I get to visiting Miami Beach these days! Posted 05/07/2020 - Beaches Near Me - Miami Beach, Florida

Is it a city? Is it a beach? The only exposure I had of Miami Beach was during the 80's when I used to watch Crockett and Tubbs make drug busts and catch murderers in the course of their work in the Miami Vice action drama series. They previewed the nice wide beaches, the sun shiny weather in south Florida, and the palm-lined parks. Then my first trip to Miami happened last summer [July 2019]. We didn't stay here, it was a short visit with the intent to go to South Beach where it is known to have models and celebrities hang out there. Well, we never made it there. Most of the things we did were in Miami. We found parking along Washington Avenue. We ate at a local restaurant on Española Way then walked that historic street and enjoyed watching the flamenco dance performers. Various episodes of the Miami Vice series were filmed at Española Way. We walked across the street to get to the beach. Where were the perfect 10 bodies gracing the soft sands? LoL! Maybe someday we'll make it to South Beach... anyway, what we saw, instead, were slimy nuisance, foul-smelling mountains of... seaweed!! what?? This is Miami Beach? Looks like the famed sands of Miami Beach that have lured celebrities, models, and tourists for years have drawn a visitor that nobody wants... large brown mats of seaweed that piled up on the shores of the Miami Beach coast. Hmm, this must be annoying for tourists and beach lovers but mostly the residents. Well, that was last year. Hopefully, by now they've removed them and cleaned it up. We went shopping for little souvenirs instead. Welcome to Miami... Review #1766 read more

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Miami in August is hot, hot, hot. We were thankful for the solace of the ocean, so would like to take this opportunity to thank Mother Nature. While even the water was warm, it felt fantastic and made for a great beach day. The Miami Beach lifeguard stands are painted in the cutest colors and looked very iconic. Our hotel let us rent two beach chairs per room on this beach and there are stands that allow you to rent an umbrella for the day for a about $20... worth it. People were walking around with little coolers with homemade cocktails, which was nice and also maybe risky for consumers. All in all, it was way less chaotic at the beach than I expected it to be which was great. read more

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Before I start this review let me start off by saying that this review is based solely on my opinion and my opinion alone so with that being said let's begin!. What bad thing can I say about Miami Beach? Sunny with warm temperatures,nice coastal breeze while relaxing and people watching and I can't leave out the surgical altered bodies in bikinis that pass byand oh yes I'm happily married but what's the harm in looking? ( your husbands and significant others and looking too!!.. The reason I took away the one star is because the seaweed was horrible in the water which made swimming unpleasant!.. read more

Everyone knows Miami Beach is beautiful and filled with life and entertainment. Not a quiet area plenty of street parking. Pay with the app and several public restrooms along the way. read more

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Take me back!! From the fine grainy sand to the sea shells and the liveliness of the beach, I loved it all. I took advantage of the great weather and hit the beach two days straight - what a tan! I got into a great book and listened to the the waves. They have umbrellas for rent on the beach and you can bring chairs, blankets, etc. It was pretty crowded with lil pockets to set up where you can fit in. From lovers listening to music to older people sunbathing, you get a mix of it all on Miami beach; even people fishing near South Pointe Park. I also like the idea of me going to happy hour or to get a bite to eat after a day at the beach on Ocean Drive. Great restaurants to choose from and also close to other attractions as well. I love a lively atmosphere so this worked for me. I find that you control the energy wherever you are based on your prospective so I keep that with me everywhere I go. Stay focused on your own experience. I stayed near the beach so I didn't have to worry about parking and they do have a free ferry. If you are driving, I suggest that you be prepared for a walk. The only thing I disliked was the seaweed along the ocean bank, I went in May. It was a lot of seaweed, leaving me having to go further out into the ocean but I do understand that this is something that happens seasonally. STOP reading and go enjoy Miami Beach already!! read more

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i know miami beach gets lots of hate... but i really love this beach! it's a 2 mile long strip with tons of space. in march during spring break, it can get very crowded but during other times of the year, there's always plenty of space. i always find it super relaxing and enjoyable. there's so many restaurants, cafes, clubs and vibrant night life along the coast. overall rating: 10/10 read more

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What is there to say about this beach that has not been said before? It is pretty. There is always something going on here. There is a diverse crowd here from all over the world (literally). There is plenty of homeless people that are awaiting you to fall into their traps. There is plenty of restaurants and bars off the beaten path for everybody's taste, as well as lots of shops when you are done tanning (topless for some), or enjoying the warm waters. Like with any other beach, getting here early is key. Flocks of people will already be there if you come in the afternoon, and the traffic and parking will just be insane. If staying in a hotel, just get a rideshare. It will save you the aggravation of driving down Ocean Drive looking for outrageous parking fees. Otherwise, Miami Beach is everything you think it is. read more

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wasn't a bad experience just a quick visit, took the kids for mother's day. Not crowded as usual so i give it four stars read more

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My spouse and I were stuck in Miami longer than expected due to a change in vacation plans. We live on Maui so a beach day is never high on our to-do list, LOL. But, we had to check it out so I could add another notch on my Yelp belt! THE BEACH: It's long! So long that you can't see the other end. We didn't venture too far down the beach and stuck within four blocks of the AC Marriott Hotel where we were staying which is north of the more fun South Beach area. Access to the beach was super easy as there were entry points from nearly every block. On this particular day the water was calm and looked like a lake. The only downfall was the seaweed that lined the shore, which thankfully didn't smell. Tons of beach chairs were out, I believe owned by different hotels. I also noticed free sunscreen stations for all to use, provided by Mt. Sinai Medical Center - very cool! A pedestrian boardwalk ran parallel to the ocean but there weren't (where we were) any piers, food stands, restrooms or amusement rides like in California and New Jersey, but a plethora of restaurants are just steps away within the city. TIP: The more south you go, the more crowded it gets. OVERALL: Miles of sand, sun and ocean. read more

The roommate and I stayed at Loews. Since our room came with beach chairs, we figured why not lay out on the beach. We hung out here on Monday, December 10th starting around 10:45am. It was a rather overcast day, but luckily, the sun came out towards the beginning of our time here. Got some color during the two hours we lounged around. Our chairs came with drink and food service, but we didn't take advantage of it while here. Just listened to music and people watched. I think the roomie even took a nap. A nice beach to relax and take in the sun. read more

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We were looking for a "escape the New England winter" vacation and Miami Beach was absolutely perfect. We went in early February 2022 when there was an ice storm in Rhode Island and it was 79 degrees and sunny in Miami! A couple of tips for Miami Beach: -Many parts of the beach are owned by hotels (especially Mid-Beach). You can walk freely along the beach, but you may have to pay premium prices (about $20) if you want to rent a chair if you're not a hotel guest. -Drinks are available at various tiki stands along the beach, but expect premium prices ($17 for mixed drinks, $15 for wine, $9 for canned cocktails). -There's a boardwalk that goes across the beach. Really nice to walk on at night (and bike on as well). We basically used the boardwalk to get to wherever we wanted to go, since the main road (Collins Ave) was pretty noisy. Overall, we really loved Miami beach. There was barely any seaweed, plenty of waves, not too many guests (in early February), and miles of coastline. Great winter escape! read more

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This beach is trash ! There's many other very beautiful beaches to pick from in Florida or other places , this ain't one of them . Things are very expensive here , we spent $20 today on 5 regular sized bottle waters at various places . The first place charged $9 for two fucking waters ! Only reason I did it is because I was so thirsty and dehydrated. You get nick-led and dimed as a tourist here . Today is day 1 being here and I'm ready to go home . read more

In A Nutshell: -Miami Beach is world-famous. -It's often one of the first beaches people flock to during the winter and early spring months (which is the best time to visit before hurricane season). -You find miles of soft sand on South Beach along w/ a paved, wide walking/bicycling path. -There's also a large outdoor work out area for you fitness family. -You may get lucky and see dolphins in the water. Overall, this is a very nice beach that's fairly easy to get to that offers warm waters. read more

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Tourist beach. It's just a lot of tours. It's not one of the better beaches in Florida. Might be number 10. Best beach in Florida so I would go just to say you went read more

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Miami beach is the sexiest and saltiest beach in the United States. Beautiful people and beautiful nightlife and ocean that will blow you off of your boots. I was appalled and exciting coming here for a second time in 5 years since Covid. I love the ocean and the white sands here. I love the good food and alcoholic drinks here. Miami Beach has a lavish lifestyle to offer everyone around the world. Just make sure you prepare for the hot sticky weather when you come here. Make sure it's a sunny day, and not get into a hurricane or tornado. Nice people, great beach to workout an flash your muscles, cash, bling, and whatever else you call it lol. Will be my go to spot forever now. read more

Finally, I got to see Miami Beach and it was well worth it! We were mainly in south beach after driving around along the beach. I wish we could have stayed here longer as it was nice weather and water was bearable in 75 degree weather in winter January. The bad part is the parking around here! You have to be lucky! Don't go here in the evening unless you have nothing better to do. The Ocean Drive was packed with people checking out the beach, the people and the restaurant action! Make sure to bring your beach gear ready as there is plenty of room to hang out. The sand is soft and warm and pretty clean. Someone told me the sand and water was dirty with oils but that was a few years ago and probably, there was an oil spill or something. There are pretty decent bathrooms to use and shower stalls to wash off the sand. I would definitely one back here. [13/100] read more

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February 2, 2023. Parents your spoiled rotten teenagers have zero respect for tropical beach where turtles lay their eggs and sea birds nest. Parents watched me pickup their kids trash and not one parent offered to help. I reported to the police that was at south point beach he said oh that's not my department you need to talk to the lifeguard (which was several blocks away). Miami what the heck no one taking care of the environment and parents you are raising a disrespectful generation! read more

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