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Miami's Marinas and Beaches

Miami’s waterfront is defined by a mix of industrial cruise infrastructure and recreational maritime spaces. This selection spans from the Port of Miami on Dodge Island to the historic marinas of Coconut Grove and the specialized shores of Virginia Key. Key locations include Dinner Key Marina, once a base for Pan Am seaplanes, and Hobie Island, a primary center for windsurfing and dog-friendly beach access along the Rickenbacker Causeway. The list also highlights dedicated fishing spots like the Rickenbacker Fishing Pier.

Miami's Marinas and Beaches — Kaart

Fred Ward, 1935-, Photographer (NARA… / Public domain

A

Port of Miami Cruise Terminals

Global cruise hub on Dodge Island featuring multiple terminals for international passenger lines.

B

Hobie Island Beach

Shallow-water beach along the Rickenbacker Causeway known for windsurfing and dog-friendly access.

C

Beach

Coastal park on Virginia Key offering views of the Miami skyline and space for water sports.

D

Dinner Key Marina

Largest wet slip marina in the city, located in Coconut Grove on the site of a historic Pan Am seaplane base.

E

Grove Harbour Marina

Full-service facility in Coconut Grove providing wet slips, dry storage, and boat repair services.

F

Rickenbacker Marina

Marina on Virginia Key offering dry storage racks and wet slips adjacent to the Rickenbacker Causeway.

G

Rickenbacker Fishing Pier

Dedicated fishing location situated on a repurposed bridge section with views across Biscayne Bay.