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A water-sports operator at Miami Marine Stadium on the Rickenbacker Causeway, open every day from 6 am to 5 pm.

Vérifié novembre 2026

For early risers who want to get on the water a short drive from Brickell. The trade-off: there's almost no public detail on pricing or gear, so expect to call ahead before you commit.

The 6 am start

The hours are the headline here: 6 am to 5 pm, seven days a week, no shorter Sunday. That early opening means you can be out on the water before the heat sets in and back at your desk or brunch table by mid-morning. It also means the day ends early. If you're planning an afternoon outing, count backward from 5 pm and leave yourself a cushion, because nobody wants to be rushing gear back at closing. Weekday mornings are the easy pick if your schedule allows.

Out on the causeway

The listed address is 3501 Rickenbacker Causeway, at the Miami Marine Stadium site, which puts it across the bay from Brickell on the way toward Key Biscayne. That's the appeal: you get open water and a skyline view without driving to the beaches up north or down south. The address says Key Biscayne, but you'll reach it before the island itself, so don't overshoot. Plan on a short drive or rideshare over the bridge from downtown, depending on causeway traffic.

What to confirm first

Reviews are strong, 4.8 from about 100 Google ratings, which is a small but consistent sample. What we couldn't find is a clear public rundown of prices, rental lengths or exactly which equipment is on offer, and the website wasn't reachable when we checked. So call before you go and ask what's available, what it costs and whether you need to book a slot. Bring your own water and sun protection either way, since the causeway has little shade.

Comment y aller

1. Take the Rickenbacker Causeway from Brickell; it's at Marine Stadium, before you reach Key Biscayne proper.

Bon à savoir

Everything closes at 5 pm daily, so plan to be off the water well before then.

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