Key Biscayne Things to Do

Crandon Park Beach includes three miles of sandy beach, 493 acres of park, an 18-hole golf course, and soccer and softball fields. Its beach was named one of the top ten in the United States. The park also includes a promenade,... more

Miami Dade has added some more adventurous and exciting tours to its list. Take these tours and you will get to discover South Florida's tropical beauty, well preserved parks and historic sites. So, if you are a nature lover, g... more

This state park boasts one of the top 10 beaches in the United States. In addition, visitors can fish, hike, take guided tours of the property, or enjoy a picnic on the grounds. One attraction that should not be missed is the C... more

Built in 1825, this 95-foot lighthouse is the oldest building in south Florida. It originally guided sailors through the dangerous waters along the Straits of Florida. Although it was removed from service many times during vari... more

Tennis fans from Miami and beyond have flocked to this state-of-the-art facility. Crandon Park features twelve competition courts and six practice courts. The showpiece of this venue is the 12,000 seat Stadium Court where tenni... more

Tennis fans from Miami and beyond have flocked to this state-of-the-art facility. Crandon Park features twelve competition courts and six practice courts. The showpiece of this venue is the 12,000 seat Stadium Court where tenni... more

Just moments after leaving the dock at Crandon Park Marina, boaters will find a fishing and diving paradise. Located on the tropical waters of Key Biscayne, this marina offers immediate access to several prime fishing destinati... more

In addition to all of the amazing sights of our ‘Ultimate Miami Beaches' Seaplane Tour,' you'll also fly north along the coast line past Hallandale Beach and Hollywood Beach, to Fort Lauderdale, made famous by the iconic movie,... more

Madhouse is a legend in Miami for its wild parties and great Reggae music. This club in Key Biscayne has the especially notorious 4th of July Wet Fete where revelers are drenched in water with fire houses, well you can imagine... more

Do not confuse it with the Bayside Marketplace. This little spot on the Rickenbacker Causeway leading to Key Biscayne looks like a palm-thatched tiki hut and has a water view. Do not expect luxurious decor at this rustic spot,... more