South Beach Miami

The beach sand is very fine and there are many people on it. It's worth a visit!

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After ice cream, we headed to South Beach to check in. We even stumbled upon Gianni Versace's former home, now a restaurant. I'll definitely stop by for a meal next time I'm in Miami.

The largest city in southern Florida and the home port of Royal Caribbean Cruises, it is home to a large Cuban population and is located on the Atlantic Ocean, dominating the Caribbean Sea.

And to be honest, this section of Miami's South Beach is pretty average. The sand is neither fine nor white, the water isn't very clear, and the buildings along the coastline are just so-so.

Hey, I also saw a lot of seagulls pooping.

That's about it, the sand isn't as white and fine as the legends say. But for me, all beaches are the same.

The waves at South Beach are quite large. Adults should be careful not to let children stray too far. Patrol cars frequently pass by the beach to remind visitors to be careful.

The excellent South Beach in Miami has fine sand, gentle slopes, clear water, and is a popular tourist resort.

It's quite clean. Not many people in the morning, but many people at noon and afternoon.

Miami South Beach has fine sand and many beauties.

The water in South Beach is also a refreshing blue, but because there are too many people, it does not feel very clean. Sometimes the waves will roll up black seaweed, which feels a bit like a ferocious beast with bared fangs and claws rushing towards you.

The scenery is nice, but the seafood restaurants along the road are mostly not American-owned, and the waiters all speak with Spanish accents, which can be a bit of a rip-off. The average price per person is about $30. However, the seafood is very fresh, full of sweetness, and the raw taste is different from what you get in China, so it's worth a try.

It wasn't a sunny day when I went, so I didn't get to experience the sunshine and the beach, which was a shame. It's still beautiful when the sun is out. The sand isn't very fine, and there are a lot of plants on the beach that poke your feet.

The sea is particularly blue and there are beauties in bikinis!



Worth a visit!

The beach was quite popular, with some water activities available, but most people opted for sunbathing and playing in the sea. We chose a spot, set up camp, and began enjoying the sun, sand, sea breeze, waves, and bikinis.

Very shocking! It feels really good and is worth a visit!

I came here in January 2018. It was a bit cold in winter, not very suitable for swimming. The wind was a bit strong. Also, remember to apply sunscreen even in winter.

Miami's South Beach is its most alluring destination. With its sunshine, sand, blue skies, and ocean, it's a perfect place for a vacation. Furthermore, Miami's winter temperatures aren't particularly hot; you can wear short-sleeved shirts and shorts or go shirtless, and the temperature is just right, so you can spend the entire day on the beach without feeling overwhelmed. Beach umbrellas are available for rent at the beachfront kiosk. Simply tell the staff you want an umbrella. It's $20 a day and is valid until 5 p.m. If you need to eat, you can ask the staff to leave and return later to use your umbrella. The sand isn't particularly fine, and the sea is full of weeds, making it unsuitable for swimming. You can even see unidentified jellyfish washed ashore by the waves, which looks quite eerie.

The closest street to the beach is Ocean Dr, a mixed bag of hotels, restaurants, and bars. I wouldn't recommend the restaurants here, as they're primarily focused on alcohol. While the food is decent, the prices are definitely worth a bit more. However, it's nice to find a restaurant or bar to relax with a cool cocktail after escaping the ocean.

Sunshine, sand, and blue skies—it's all here. It was quite uncrowded when I went, so I could just hang out and have fun. The water is crystal clear, and the sand is beautiful. After sunbathing, you can go shopping and dining on Lincoln Road.

I like standing on the beach and looking at the clouds in the distant sky. Sometimes I can seem to feel the heavy rain in the distance, and the golden sunlight shining through the gaps in the rain!

Despite its reputation, it's actually just average, on par with Sanya. The beach sand is coarse, though the coastal areas are fine. The water is relatively clear, and it's less crowded than in China. I'd watched the American TV series "The Shallows" and "Baywatch" before, expecting a plethora of handsome men and beautiful women, but it turned out to be mostly big-butted Mexicans and tanned Cubans.

SOBE, abbreviated as "SOBE," is considered Miami's iconic beach. Actually, for someone who's been there so many times, it's really the same. It's a shame not to go, but it's a waste to go. The worst part is, you can never find parking, and traffic jams are the norm. Getting to the free street party nearby is pure luck (it's always packed), and paid parking is around $30. It's a 5-10 minute walk, but hauling a large beach umbrella, chairs, mats, and food and drinks to SOBE is incredibly difficult... It's better to park and set up camp at the lesser-known beach parks. Of course, you can see a lot of amazing cars in the VIP area of Valet parking...!

I want to see the famous colorful fire houses in South Beach.

South Beach is pretty good~

After brunch, we strolled over to nearby South Beach. It was still a bit chilly in early March, so not many people were in the water, but there were plenty playing volleyball and sunbathing on the beach. However, before we even reached the actual beach, we were already feeling the sting of sand. It was our first time getting stung by sand (so Miami Beach can be quite windy in March). (We got stung again later in Tampa.) The scenery was nice, but we didn't stay long because, besides not wanting to be sanded, we also didn't want to eat it... Just talking a few words at the beach filled our mouths with sand, which was really unpleasant...

Miami's South Beach is distinct from its downtown. Located in the lower right corner of Miami, it's an island called Miami South Beach. Just drive across the bridge to the beach, you'll find a long, sandy beach on the right side, facing the ocean. There are a few bars and restaurants along the street next to the ocean, but once you enter the beach area, you'll see a vast expanse of sand.

The resort is just average looking at the beach, similar to Santa Monica in Los Angeles. It's a bit unworthy of its reputation.

I went there early in the morning and stayed for half a day. The people were very welcoming. The beach was wide and sandy. Everything else was good.

The hotel we booked is not far from South Beach, which is very suitable for putting up a parasol during the day and staying there quietly for a while. Seagulls circle freely in the sky and stroll around you. All you need to do is think about nothing and enjoy God's gift.

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When I went there, there were very few people. I walked along the beach for a while and it was still beautiful when the sun came out.

The beach is very comfortable, the sand is off-white and very fine. There were not many people when we went there. Some people were doing yoga, some were playing with surfboards, and some were surfing with umbrellas.

There is a place to rent surfboards next to it. The restaurant next to it is very good. The building is very distinctive and has a Caribbean style.

I think it’s still a little bit behind Yalong Bay in Sanya...

The legendary South Beach isn't as beautiful as I imagined. While it's great for swimming, I think it's more suitable for going to the beach clubs with friends. Overall, Miami is a place for young people, not so much for parents and children.

The water is really clear, the sand is very fine, and there are many people. It is worthy of being a resort.

Everything is good, the beach is great, and there are beautiful women with nice butts.

The scenery is beautiful, the sea is so blue, and it gets even more beautiful as the night goes on. Since we're staying at a hotel right on the beach, it can be a bit noisy at night, but the beach is easily accessible. It's a relaxing place to soak up the sun and enjoy a drink. However, I wouldn't recommend going to this touristy restaurant, as it's a popular spot. When we ordered, we were told it was for two and a discount when we checked out! I told the waitress it was $55 on the menu, but the bill was $165? She said it was for a small portion. Finally, I was too lazy to say anything more. Safety comes first when traveling. It's best to avoid touristy areas just for dining.

The scenery is nice and suitable for taking pictures, but I really don't like to sunbathe.

Very clean city, ideal holiday destination

I came here during the Christmas holidays. There were many people but it didn't feel crowded. It was a great place for vacation and leisure. I lay on the beach facing the sea, seagulls circled overhead, and beautiful women passed by from time to time.

One of the most famous beaches in the United States, it is said that many Hollywood stars have visited

The blue skies and white clouds are so beautiful! Any photo I took with my phone looked like it was photoshopped! I stayed at the beach for about 10 days and it was so beautiful I didn't want to leave! However, I was a little disappointed with downtown Miami.

I personally think that traveling and vacationing are different. South Beach is a place suitable for vacationing. You can lie on the beach all day long. I recommend staying here. The bus to downtown is also very convenient.

Miami's most famous tourist attraction. It was quite crowded.

The sand is very clean and fine, the sea water is also clean, and it is very beautiful.

The seaside scenery is nice and the bar street is very lively

On the last day, we spent a happy day in Miami South Beach. It was very beautiful and we just wanted to sunbathe.

I could see that the sky was getting brighter. I didn't see the sunrise, which was a bit disappointing, but I still felt more balanced after seeing such a beautiful view. And the sky gradually cleared up later, which was really great.

As the Airbnb host said, Miami locals never go to South Beach. The sand quality is very average and rather rough. Although the sea is still nice, it is far inferior to the sea we saw in Bahia and Dry Tortugas.

I basically spent a few days in Miami in South Beach. I could sleep until I woke up naturally, play with seabirds on the beach, and swim in the hotel pool. In fact, many foreigners go to swim in the sea, but as an Oriental, I still feel that the water temperature is too cold, and the sea breeze will give me a headache if it blows for too long.

As famous as it is, the sand is clean and soft, and the water is a crystal blue, just as stunning as any Caribbean beach! Furthermore, the management and cleanliness are excellent. If island beaches are pure nature, this one feels like jade sculptured into jade. Add to that the uniquely colorful lifeguard station, and it's a perfect spot for Miami postcards!

If you are traveling for a short time, it is recommended that you stay near South Beach. Miami's best beach shopping and food are mainly concentrated here, except for Chinese food.

Even though I've been here many times, I still feel refreshed. The sea here is very blue and clear, the sand is very fine and soft, and the beach is very open and popular.

Some people find South Beach fun, while others find it just average, just taking pictures and leaving. It's essentially just a beach, perfect for sunbathing and playing in the water. If you don't want to sunbathe or swim, there's really not much else to do in South Beach. Parking in Miami Beach is quite a hassle; we spent over half an hour searching for a spot. Many parking garages charge $40 a day, and we arrived around 3 p.m., so parking there felt like a waste. After searching for a while, we found a City of Miami Beach parking garage, a prepaid one at $1.75 an hour, which extended our parking time to after 7 p.m. Also, Brokeback Beach is said to be on 12th Street, so we'll just go and take a look; we shouldn't spend any time there.

The beach is beautiful, we got up early to watch the sunrise~

When you come to Miami, you must visit South Beach.

Arriving at South Beach, all my worries vanished instantly. Fine white sand, azure skies, crystal-clear waters. An eclectic mix of Latin Americans sunbathed nearly naked. Gliders flew side by side in the sky, towing large advertising banners. On the beach, a diverse crowd played, and under umbrellas, groups of three or four chatted quietly, enjoying life to the fullest.

South Beach has a nice view, and there is a street for eating next to it. It was too hot to walk, so we had lunch there, and it tasted good!

At 6 o'clock, after a short rest, we set off for South Beach. There were really a lot of people on South Beach. We took off our shoes and walked along the coastline. The scenery was actually quite nice, but the crowds were a bit unpleasant.

Then I discovered that the life-saving houses on the beach were so cute that I couldn't help but take several photos.

Second sunrise at sea!

The famous South Beach, but I think it’s just so-so, the sea is average and the atmosphere is quite lively.

There is a beach behind our hotel. Even though the weather is bad, the sand is still very comfortable.

When we arrived at South Beach in the morning, there were already many tourists, some taking photos, some fishing. Although the weather was a bit hot and humid, it still couldn't stop the tourists from coming.

There is no problem with tickets. The sand on the beach is relatively coarse and the scenery is average, but the nightlife at night is more attractive, especially the barbecue steaks in the food stalls, which are super delicious.

I witnessed the most beautiful sunrise I've ever seen. There was some traffic on the way from Miami to Miami Beach, but with the yachts and buildings on both sides, it wasn't boring. I highly recommend getting up early to watch the sunrise in South Beach, as the beach faces east and there are fewer people in the morning, making for particularly large waves and perfect for taking beautiful photos. The seagulls in South Beach practically flew overhead, remaining motionless – a truly endearing sight.

South Beach is actually quite beautiful. The sand is so comfortable to walk on. I even picked up a heart-shaped rock to bring back to the UK. The park next to the beach is also beautiful. You can ride a roller coaster around it.

Right near South Beach is the Southernmost Point, an iconic attraction in Key West. It is a popular spot for taking photos in the morning or during the day, so there will definitely be people queuing here. Of course, you don’t have to wait too long. It is only 90 miles away from Cuba. Of course, looking at the map, it does not seem to be the southernmost point of the continental United States, but there is no need to worry too much about conventional things. It is worth spending a few minutes here to commemorate the trip.

A few keywords for Miami Beach: sunshine, beach, handsome guys, beautiful girls. Are you tempted? Not bad!

The sea water is particularly blue, and many locals and tourists like to sunbathe on the beach and enjoy the sunshine of nature.

South Beach is pretty good. Although the beach can't be compared with the Caribbean, it is still pretty good.

Miami's South Beach has a more urban feel, with skyscrapers jutting out from the shore. The beach is wide and fine, where you can rent lounge chairs and umbrellas and spend the day gazing at the turquoise sea. The strong waves here make it perfect for surfing.

Green sea! The beach is wide, fine and soft. You can rent a lounge chair and enjoy it all day. The waves are big, suitable for surfing, which feels great.

South Beach, with its emerald green waters and warm, scorching sun, is a haven for young people, a bit too noisy for us families with children. I've heard that wealthy, paunchy men and drug lords frequent the area at night.

It was still early and there were not many people on South Beach. There were workers lazily moving lounge chairs for rent, people jogging in groups of three or four, handsome uncles taking their children for a morning swim, and black people sleeping on the beach for some unknown reason. It was a peaceful and comfortable scene.

South Beach is quiet in the early morning. The sea water is not that blue, but the waves still bring the salty and humid sea breeze.

It's huge, really huge, with no end in sight. I was shocked when I first came here, but after coming back, I realized it's not as big as the Caribbean Sea.

After visiting the beach on the west side, I no longer feel comfortable with the beach on the winter side. The sand is not fine enough and is dirty and messy.

South Beach is a must-visit place, but it is recommended not to go to the beach to join the crowds in winter. However, the restaurants and street shops on South Beach are good.

The beach here is fine and clean, and the sea water is clear and transparent.

It’s hard to describe the feeling that I got from that first glance. After passing through that row of short shrubs, I was greeted by a wide, open beach with traces of the construction vehicles that had been used to repair the beach. After crossing this open sandy plain, I arrived at a beach area that can only be walked on. The sand here is fine and bright in color. People sunbathe here, or go swimming in the sea, and children can even build sand castles here. And the color of the sea... is just as I heard, bright and clear, with a flawless beauty... Sitting on the beach is indeed a kind of enjoyment in itself. Relaxation comes for no reason and is unprepared. Bring a beach towel and spread it on the beach, then lie down unscrupulously, listening to the waves hitting the fine sand, and blending intimately with the warm sunshine. Such days can perhaps only be described by the word "free and easy".

Enjoy Miami's vibrant blue skies, clear seas, and vibrant sunshine on the famous South Beach. Ocean Drive is lined with historic boutique hotels, trendy restaurants, bars, and nightclubs.