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Which is the best beach in Miami?

From the world famous South Beach, the hidden gemstone nature reserves in Key Biscayne and the family sand lanes in Surf-side It's no secret that one of Miami's main attractions is the beach. Read our guide to the best beaches in Miami and choose the perfect place for you! So what are you waiting for hire an exotic car rental Miami and start your journey today.

1.     South Beach

It's hard to think of Miami without a vision. South Beach is spinning in my head. This legendary stretch of beach stretches from the southern tip of the island to 23rd Street. Turquoise blue sea circles on a white sandy beach, Art Deco hotels are located along the coastline, and the beach itself is a patchwork with sun loungers and umbrellas. The husky heart of the beach extends from 5th to 15th Street along Ocean Drive and you will find a more muted, residential atmosphere in the north and south. Down on First Street on prestige exotics you will spy if conditions are suitable.

2.     Haulover Beach

North of Bal Harbor, Haulover Beach Here is the only nudist beach in Miami. While topless sunbathing is common throughout Miami Beach, this is where to go if you want to bare everyone. Calm snow-white strand attracts other visitors. This is a great place for surfers, when the conditions are suitable due to the current in the Haulover Bay, and the adjacent park on the ocean is a popular place for families to fly kites and have picnics - there are tables and grills in the open air. There is also a marina full of fishing and diving charters facing the Intracoastal Waterway.

3.     Matheson Hammock Park Beach

630 acres Matheson Hammock Park south of Coral Gables opened in 1930 as a gift to the county from conservationist William J. Matheson "to preserve the wilderness and natural beauty" of Miami. Want to know what a hammock is? In Miami, this refers to a unique ecosystem with dense plantations of broad-leaved trees, sprawling just a few centimeters above sea level, surrounded by tropical wetlands. In the park you can walk along paths through a hammock, rent kayaks and canoes on the beach and take a dip in the calm, sheltered waters of an artificial atoll surrounded by a sandy beach.

4.     Sunny Isles Beach

This clean and non-crowded two-mile stretch of sand in the northernmost reaches of Miami Beach is lined with tall residential condominiums. Sunny Isles Beach is ideal for families who want to spend a day on the beach without noise. Park in the parking lot on 174th Street and head to the beach through Samson Park overlooking the ocean - next to the lifeguard tower and volleyball nets - this is a magnificent beach where you can enjoy with your partner. On 165th Street, Newport's fishing pier is 600 feet into the ocean, and it is a good place for a scenic walk or a bite to eat.

5.     Crandon Park Beach

Crandon Park at Key Biscayne is the place to go to be active. Vendors offer lessons and rents for kite boarding, kayaking and kayaking, while there are trails through the mangrove promenade to the petrified coral reef, as well as nature-guided tours provided by the Nature Center. The beach itself is a sandy, calm stretch of two miles along the barrier island with the famous sandbank, which is constantly changing due to wind and tides. The beach has picnic tables, gazebos and volleyball nets, while the park has a marina, golf course and tennis center.