Miami Beach Beachwalk is an oceanfront route stretching about nine miles along Miami Beach. The paved promenade is used for walking, jogging and cycling, with broad views over the Atlantic and access points to the beach. You can pause for swimming or sunbathing, and turtles have been spotted along the route. It suits an active outing by the water, though beach crossings and busy periods call for attention, especially when cyclists, walkers and beachgoers share the path.
A route beside the Atlantic
The Beachwalk runs for about nine miles along the Miami Beach waterfront. It is a pedestrian promenade for walking and jogging, and cycling is also possible. The route gives you a way to follow the coast on foot or by bike, with beach entrances along the way.
Turtles have been spotted during walks. Keep an eye on the shoreline as you go, and watch for beachgoers crossing the path at access points.
Sharing the promenade
The Beachwalk can draw walkers, joggers, cyclists, skaters, children and dog walkers, particularly during peak tourist season. Leave room for others and take care at beach crossings, where people may step onto the route.
Construction or maintenance work can affect parts of the walk. Parking nearby can be challenging and is fee-based, so factor that into your plans if you are arriving by car.
FAQ
How long is Miami Beach Beachwalk?
The oceanfront promenade is about nine miles long.
Can you cycle on Miami Beach Beachwalk?
Yes. The route is used by cyclists as well as walkers and joggers.
Is Miami Beach Beachwalk open at night?
It is listed as open 24 hours.
Is parking available nearby?
Parking can be challenging and is fee-based.
