The beachwalk from 23rd Street to the Fontainebleau
Three kilometers of boardwalk with the ocean on one side and the hotels of the 1950s on the other.
The Miami Beach boardwalk runs north from South Beach along the dunes, and the stretch from 23rd to 46th Street is the quiet one: joggers, hotel guests, the sea grape trees. Walk it at sunrise, or do it in reverse at sunset and end with a drink at the Fontainebleau.
Les étapes
- 23rd Street beach access10 min
Where South Beach ends and the boardwalk proper begins. Public bathrooms and a lifeguard tower.
Itinéraire vers cette étape - The dunes and the 1950s hotels40 min
The path runs between the dunes and the back of Mid-Beach's resort hotels; look for the Eden Roc and the Faena's red tower.
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Morris Lapidus's 1954 hotel, the curve, the staircase to nowhere in the lobby. Non-guests can walk the lobby and drink at the bars.
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Bon à savoir
- The boardwalk continues to 87th Street if you want the full 10 km.
- Beach chairs and umbrellas are hotel property; the sand and water are public.
- Bike lanes do not exist here; the boardwalk is for feet.
Les questions qu’on se pose
How long is the Miami Beach boardwalk?
About 10 km from South Pointe to 87th Street in North Beach. The section from 23rd to 46th Street is 3 km and takes an hour at a stroll.