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Key Biscayne, Miami FL

Downtown Sunset viewed from Key Biscayne

Drive to Key Biscayne
Key Biscayne is a unique barrier island that lies just across Biscayne Bay from Coral Gables. An island retreat for beach goers, boaters, and sightseers, Key Biscayne is a popular island destination. As we drove over the Rickenbacker Causeway to the island we noticed many people out enjoying the good weather, biking, walking, and jogging across the bridge to the island.

Looking back, we could see the impressive skyline of downtown Miami across the boat-filled blue waters below. Immediately on the left we could see the small sailboats moored in the protective cove and the marina full of larger vessels waiting for their Skippers' seagoing commands. Palm trees lined the narrow strips of beach on either side of the causeway.

Key Biscayne offers a wide variety of outdoor recreational activities including bicycling, tennis, golf, fishing, kite boarding, windsurfing, sailing and waterbikes.

Miami Sunset
Key Biscayne is a mere 7 miles long and 2 miles wide, and offers some of the best sunset views in Miami. Looking West from the Marina or causeway, you can see the wonderful sunset as it highlights the skyline of downtown with the shimmering water in the foreground. It is a sight to behold! We enjoyed the sunset view from the Rusty Pelican restaurant adjacent to the marina. You be the judge of our sunset view...