Welcome to Key Biscayne
A family-friendly, private island paradise with luxurious homes and beautiful views.
Key Biscayne is a tropical paradise and one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Miami. The island has a desirable location, situated between Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. It's just minutes away from downtown Miami, but it feels like a world away from the hustle and bustle of city life. The architecture is all about luxury and comfort, with high-end finishes and amenities. Key Biscayne's architecture mixes historic houses, modern condominiums, and expansive waterfront estates.
The island is known for its family-oriented, resort-like feel, island vibes, and beautiful water views. It's a tropical getaway that offers everything you could want in a Florida lifestyle. Key Biscayne is a walkable town that is also bike and golf cart-friendly. Residents enjoy an active outdoor lifestyle that includes biking, kayaking, walking, and enjoying luxurious beach life. They are also treated to many beautiful parks in the community, including Key Biscayne Beach and Beach Park. The Beach Park is for residents only and has a walk-through splash pad, pavilions, and a gorgeous beach. There are also several private clubs on the island, including the popular Key Biscayne Yacht Club, which offers sailing, golf, a restaurant and bar, social events, a marina, fishing, tennis, and a golf team.
What to Love
- Family-friendly with a welcoming island vibe
- Luxurious homes and waterfront estates
- Beautiful parks and a private beach
- Fabulous South Florida weather
Local Lifestyle
The neighborhood of Key Biscayne has a welcoming and laid-back island vibe. The residents enjoy some of the best views in South Florida. Locals are active and spend time kayaking, boating, paddle boarding, fishing, and snorkeling in the beautiful clear water. The island’s lush and inviting parks provide the perfect setting for long walks, sports activities, nature hikes, and family picnics. The island is small and walkable, so residents walk, bike, or ride golf carts to local shops, restaurants, and markets. Many of the area’s residents commute to jobs in downtown Miami or Brickell, just a short drive away on the mainland.
Dining, Entertainment & Shopping
Key Biscayne is a quiet island that offers excellent upscale dining options. Many of the restaurants have fantastic waterfront views and outdoor dining patios. Kazumi provides a menu of fine Japanese cuisine in a stylish modern setting. Novecento has a warm and welcoming ambiance and serves fresh hand-made Italian pasta, Argentinean specialties, fabulous cocktails, and an extensive wine list.
Costa Med is an intimate and elegant bistro specializing in a unique Mediterranean cuisine menu featuring seafood, lamb, and pasta. One of the most iconic restaurants in Key Biscayne is the Rusty Pelican, with a sophisticated waterfront dining experience. Their specialties include local seafood and American cuisine. Another Key Biscayne landmark is the Piononos bakery, famous for its incredible freshly made pastries, cakes, and confections.
There are several shopping centers and boutiques on Key Biscayne, including Boho Brands, The Arcade Mall, Key Colony Plaza, Nouba Boutique, and Pretty Boutique. Additional upscale shops are located across the causeway in Brickell and downtown Miami.
Key Biscayne’s most iconic grocery store is the Golden Hog. This unique market has a bakery and deli specializing in imported cheese, caviar, desserts, chocolates, and unique food items and products.
Things to Do
There are many things to do in Key Biscayne, starting with the fantastic parks, beaches, and green spaces just steps from your door. Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park features spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay. For even better views, residents can climb to the top of the Cape Florida Lighthouse. There are guided tours, hiking and biking trails, and picturesque spots for kayaking, paddle boarding, and boating.
Crandon Park, on the northern end of the island, offers residents golf, tennis, eco-adventures, and a fabulous beach. There’s also a nature center, trails, cabanas, picnic shelters, a marina, and a boardwalk.
Take a walk or bike across the causeway on the Rickenbacker Bridge, where you will see incredible views of Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline. For kayaking and paddleboarding adventures amid unparalleled natural beauty, visit Biscayne National Park. Here, residents can spend the day exploring the mangrove canals and the lovely Jones Lagoon.
Key Biscayne is also the site of the annual Miami International Boat Show, where over 1,000 vendors display the newest boats, yachts, and pleasure craft technology.
Schools
Key Biscayne prides itself on having top-rated and innovative schools.
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