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Source: B Cruz / shutterstock Sunny Isles Beach Located beyond Haulover Beach Park and north of Miami Beach, Sunny Isles Beach consists of two miles of public beaches, upscale hotels, and dozens of souvenir shops. This area used to be a low-rent beach community, but today is home to the Trump International Beach Resort and similar luxury beachfront properties. Sunny Isles Beach is also famous for its world-renowned restaurants, theatres, and nightclubs. The oceanfront location offers easy access to other kinds of attractions too, including museums, sports stadiums, tennis courts, and shopping malls.

Source: Miami2you / shutterstock Haulover Beach One of the most scenic beaches in the city, Haulover Beach features landscaped dunes, a couple of picnic areas, and dozens of lifeguard towers. Haulover Beach is located right between Sunny Isles and Bal Harbour and it’s stunning landscape attracts travelers from all around the world. Vacationers who are looking for a ‘clothing optional beach’ will be happy to hear that there is one to be found here at Haulover Beach. If you are planning to visit Haulover Beach on a Tuesday, expect to find a small food truck festival with local vendors and live music performances. Surfers also love this beach when the currents are strong, providing ideal conditions for surfing.

Source: alexmillos / shutterstock Surfside In case you are searching for a small beach town vibe, head out to Surfside that has around 6,000 residents, making it a small oceanfront community. The beach attracts both locals and tourists and offers plenty of entertainment options for visitors, including the Surfside Community Center which houses one of the best water parks in the city. Vacationers will be happy to hear that lifeguards are on duty during the summer season and there is a picnic area right on the beach. Expect to mingle with the locals who come here to listen to live music, chill on the beach, and have drinks at one of the nearby bars.

Source: Miami2you / shutterstock South Pointe Park Pier South Pointe Park Pier is part of a 17-acre park with a playground, fishing pier complete with washing stations, and several picnic areas. It’s a lovely place if you want to get away from all the hustle and bustle of downtown Miami. It is surrounded by the Government Cut channel and the Atlantic Ocean and offers various facilities such as outdoor showers, a couple of great restaurants, and a children’s playground to keep the kids entertained for an hour or two. Bring your camera because vacationers can enjoy the spectacular views of nearby Fisher Island and Biscayne Bay which are picture perfect on a clear day. For those looking for snacks, purchase a bag or two of tasty crab claws during the crab season.

Source: SEASTOCK / shutterstock Lummus Park Beach Located on the eastern side of Ocean Drive, Lummus Park Beach is a perfect destination for people-watching, volleyball, and sunbathing. This park beach was redesigned in the mid-1980’s and features grassy areas with pull up bars for the active and palm trees for shade seekers. Walk along the beautiful promenade that separates the grass from the beach and have lunch at one of the many restaurants on the boardwalk. Lummus Park Beach is also a popular place to photo shoots and even filming. Scenes from shows like Miami Vice were shot at this location. There are dozens of lifeguard stands along the beach and facilities including showers and toilets.