Things to Do in Key Biscayne, FL
Key Biscayne is an island of two state parks, Crandon and Bill Baggs, with a lighthouse at the tip and the Rickenbacker Causeway as the best cycling road in the county. The Miami Open takes over in March; the rest of the year it's beaches and boat ramps.
41 things to do · 247 upcoming events · 65 places to eat · Updated October 2026
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Things to Do in Key Biscayne
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Park
Crandon Park & Bill Baggs Cape Florida
Lagoon-calm beach, kite launch, then the lighthouse (free tours Thu–Mon 10 & 1) and a 1.5-mi bike path.
$7–8/carleashed (not beach)
Park
Virginia Key North Point trails
9+ mi of purpose-built MTB trails; Sunday morning scene.
~$8/carleashedBeach
Hobie Beach
Unofficial: shallow calm bay water where dogs swim all day; also the windsurf/wing launch. No facilities.
Toll ~$2.25Dogs OK
On the water
Neptune Memorial Reef & Key Biscayne reefs
Underwater 'Atlantis' cemetery-reef in 40 ft via Tarpoon Lagoon or Divers Paradise (Crandon Marina; also shallow snorkel trips).
~$90–110On the water
Kiteboarding & wing foiling
Miami Kiteboarding (IKO; $200/hr private, 3-hr $650) and Miami Kiting. Season starts with November's fronts (steady 15–25 kt); Sept–Oct are for light-wind lessons and foiling. Adventure Sports USA teaches on Pompano/Hillsboro beaches — closest to home.
On the water
Key Biscayne sandbar charters
Private boats to Nixon Sandbar / Stiltsville; Getmyboat lists pet-friendly rentals.
~$500–800Ask
Where to Eat in Key Biscayne
65 spots
Michelin star · Miami · 5.2 mi
L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon ★★
French counter — The only two-star in South Florida; theatrical counter, flawless classics
$$$$$
Nothing else within 15 mi