Sunrise on Key Biscayne — Photo courtesy of kretyenIf you are looking for a solitary Miami beach experience, head for the south end of Virginia Key Beach on Key Biscayne in Miami. Here, you can sun without being bothered. There are pllenty of places at sprawling Virginia Key are naturally designed so you can get away from everything.
Meanwhile, kite-flying fanatics and other active beachcombers set out for the North side of Virginia Key Beach. The latter area is also known as a key place for windsurfing and flights on ultralight seaplanes.
To remind you where you are, enchanting Virginia Key Beach affords amazing views of downtown Miami's skyline as well as Brickell Avenue. This is an expansive stretch of sand, including the best of all beach options, like nature trails, picnic places, lots of shaded areas, and a nearby bird sanctuary.
Dedicated on August 1, 1945, Virginia Key Beach was originally designed solely for use by African Americans, but that plan didn't last. Situated off Rickenbacker Causeway and very convenient to the Miami Seaquarium, this wildly popular stretch of sand is now a sun-and-sea haven for literally everyone.
Meanwhile, kite-flying fanatics and other active beachcombers set out for the North side of Virginia Key Beach. The latter area is also known as a key place for windsurfing and flights on ultralight seaplanes.
To remind you where you are, enchanting Virginia Key Beach affords amazing views of downtown Miami's skyline as well as Brickell Avenue. This is an expansive stretch of sand, including the best of all beach options, like nature trails, picnic places, lots of shaded areas, and a nearby bird sanctuary.Dedicated on August 1, 1945, Virginia Key Beach was originally designed solely for use by African Americans, but that plan didn't last. Situated off Rickenbacker Causeway and very convenient to the Miami Seaquarium, this wildly popular stretch of sand is now a sun-and-sea haven for literally everyone.