
Key Biscayne
Pristine beaches, shallow flats, and Cape Florida.
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The Other Way Out
From the street, Brickell appears surrounded by water.
From a boat, you realize it is connected by it.
THE WATER IN FIVE DIRECTIONS
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Pristine beaches, shallow flats, and Cape Florida.
↻Click to reveal storyHead south beneath the Rickenbacker Causeway and the city begins to loosen its grip. Beaches, shallow flats and Cape Florida open a completely different side of Miami from the water.
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Historic houses standing improbably over open water.
↻Click to reveal storyContinue beyond Key Biscayne and the remaining houses of Stiltsville rise from the flats. From land they are distant curiosities. From the water, they become the destination.
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Past the islands toward Monument Island and Haulover.
↻Click to reveal storyGo north and Biscayne Bay carries you between Miami and Miami Beach, past islands, waterfront homes and Monument Island before the water grows busier toward Haulover.
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Turn inland into Brickell's working waterway.
↻Click to reveal storyThe mouth of the Miami River sits immediately beside Brickell. A boat can turn away from the open bay and move straight into the city, past bridges, towers, docks and waterfront restaurants.
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Extraordinary views make every outing unforgettable.
↻Click to reveal storyFrom early-day light to sunset, the water changes how Miami reads. Distance opens, the skyline shifts, and familiar places become part of a larger horizon.
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The mouth of the Miami River is immediately beside Brickell. Instead of heading toward open bay, a boat can turn inland and move through the working river, past bridges, towers, docks and waterfront restaurants.
The experience changes almost instantly from tropical bay to urban waterway. Restaurants along the river cater to boats arriving directly at their docks.
Brickell is not only where water surrounds the city. It is also where water enters it.
The city changes the moment
the boat turns inland.
PLACES THE BOAT CAN TAKE YOU
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A temporary neighborhood created by tide, boats, and shallow water.
↻Click to reveal storyNixon Sandbar has no road, parking lot or pedestrian entrance. Boats anchor in the shallows, people step into the water, and a temporary social world forms in the middle of Biscayne Bay.
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Open water turns the skyline into a completely different horizon.
↻Click to reveal storyOn the bay, sunset is not framed by one street or one tower. It spreads across the horizon, reflecting through water and turning the return toward Brickell into part of the experience.
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Nearby islands and Biscayne National Park become part of the day.
↻Click to reveal storyFarther south, Boca Chita Key and its lighthouse sit inside Biscayne National Park. The destination is reached by water, turning a simple departure from Brickell into an island day.
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Water becomes another way to experience the city.
↻Click to reveal storyIn Miami, boating is not confined to one short season. The bay remains part of the city's rhythm, making water a recurring route to islands, restaurants, sandbars and the skyline itself.
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