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Sunny Isles Beach
Sunny Isles Beach runs along a narrow barrier island at Miami-Dade County's northern edge, backed by a dense wall of high-rise condominium and resort towers built up substantially over the past two decades, giving it a noticeably more modern, resort-district feel than Miami Beach's historic Art Deco core. The beach itself is wide and well-maintained, with a paved oceanfront boardwalk running much of its length, popular with joggers and cyclists in a way the sand-adjacent paths of some other Miami beaches don't quite match. Its position closer to Fort Lauderdale than to downtown Miami gives it a somewhat calmer, more residential and family-tourist character relative to South Beach's nightlife-driven energy, appealing specifically to visitors staying at the area's concentration of large beachfront resorts. For a Miami beaches list, Sunny Isles is the essential "modern resort strip" entry — a wide, boardwalk-lined beach backed by the county's densest concentration of newer high-rise resorts, offering a calmer alternative to South Beach's more frenetic scene.
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Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park
Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park occupies the southern tip of Key Biscayne and centers on the Cape Florida Lighthouse, built in 1825 and the oldest standing structure in Miami-Dade County, giving the beach a genuine historical landmark most other Miami shorelines lack. The park's beach was named "America's Best Beach" by the Travel Channel in 2008 and has consistently ranked among Dr. Beach's annual top beach lists, recognition driven partly by its calm, protected waters and partly by the park's broader mix of hiking trails, picnic areas, and the historic lighthouse grounds surrounding it. Its position at the very southern end of the key, facing both the open Atlantic and the calmer waters near the Cape Florida Channel, gives visitors a choice between more active surf on one side and gentler, more swimmable conditions on the other, within the same park. For a Miami beaches list, Bill Baggs Cape Florida is the essential "history plus a genuinely great beach" entry — a nationally ranked shoreline anchored by Miami-Dade's oldest standing structure, offering both calm swimming water and a real sense of place.
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