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Virginia Key Beach
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Historic Virginia Key Beach was once known as the only beach in Miami that could be used by African-Americans. Today, it is simply one of many beautiful stretches of sand and surf available for... Read More
Historic Virginia Key Beach was once known as the only beach in Miami that could be used by African-Americans. Today, it is simply one of many beautiful stretches of sand and surf available for picnics and swimming by all locals and tourists alike. A miniature train was built decades ago to transport visitors around the area and an antique Allan Herschel carousel still remains on site. Virginia Key Beach is often used as an event space, and there is an event meadow, a pavilion, and a dance floor as well as several shelters available for rent. Two playgrounds are also located near the beach for children to play at.
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EXPERT TIPS BY:
Priscilla Blossom
Miami Local Expert
- Beaches: "If crowds aren't your thing, you'll probably luck out and find a nice, empty spot for splashing around or having a beachside picnic here."
- Best for Beaches Because: Virginia Key Beach has a ton of personality and while the waters aren't the best for swimming, it's a great place to spend a day.
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