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Beaches, a historic lighthouse and waterfront dining on the barrier island just off Miami.
Join a guided tour of the historic lighthouse for views from the top, then spend the rest of the day on the public beach.
Take a boat trip a mile offshore to see weathered houses on stilts that survived hurricanes and carry a colorful history of bootleg booze and gambling.
This luxury resort sits on the barrier island’s coast, with spa treatments, waterfront dining and a private balcony in every room.
A stylish waterfront restaurant serving American cuisine and fresh local seafood, with hand-crafted cocktails and views of the city skyline.
Two miles of wide sandy beach and calm water, plus nature trails, bike paths, kayaking, kiteboarding, snorkeling tours and an 18-hole golf course.
Footpaths and bike paths wind along the bayfront and through tropical shade, with views of a fossil reef and the downtown Miami skyline.
The causeway links Miami to Virginia Key and Key Biscayne, with skyline views, pelicans to spot and a dedicated lane for bikers and walkers.
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