Outdoors & Nature
45 places in Miami
Miami's natural environment is as spectacular as its skyline. The city is flanked by the Atlantic Ocean to the east and the vast Everglades to the west — one of the most unique ecosystems on Earth and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Closer to the city, Key Biscayne offers pristine beaches, Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, and calm, turquoise waters ideal for kayaking, paddleboarding, and cycling. Crandon Park on the island is consistently rated among the best beaches in the US.
Miami Beach's South Beach, Mid-Beach, and Haulover Beach are among the most famous stretches of sand in the world, while the city's parks — including Bayfront Park, Oleta River State Park, and Matheson Hammock — provide green escapes within minutes of downtown. Biscayne National Park, just south of Miami, protects a living coral reef accessible by boat or snorkel. Whether you're whale watching, fishing off a marina, cycling the Venetian Causeway, or spotting alligators at sunrise, Miami's outdoors never disappoints.
Loggerhead Marina Riviera Beach
Palm Beach Gardens
Cudjoe Gardens Marina And Dive Center
Key West
Marathon Marina & Boat Yard
Key West
15th Street Marina Marathon (at Boot Key Harbor)
Key West
Hawks Cay Resort Marina
Key West
Banana Bay Resort & Marina
Key West
Marlin Bay Resort & Marina
Key West
Blackfin Resort and Marina
Key West
Caloosa Cove Resort & Marina
Key West
Suntex Marina at Hollywood
Hollywood
Hollywood City Marina
Hollywood
Key Biscayne Yacht Club
Key Biscayne
Scouts BSA Florida Sea Base
Key West
Loggerhead Marina Palm Beach Gardens
Palm Beach Gardens
Loggerhead Marina Jupiter
Palm Beach Gardens
Castaways Marina
Palm Beach Gardens
Safe Harbor Old Port Cove
Palm Beach Gardens
Safe Harbor North Palm Beach
Palm Beach Gardens
Seminole Marine
Palm Beach Gardens
Riviera Beach Marina
West Palm Beach
Palm Beach Marina
West Palm Beach
Lighthouse Point Marina
Pompano Beach
Port Royale Marina
Pompano Beach
Robbie's
Key West