9610 Old Cutler Road

Miami, Florida

305-665-5475

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By Water 25.679153, -80.259593

A nearby bayside park makes this one of our most popular marinas. Dock here and you'll enjoy a tropical hammock, sailing with the pros at Castle Harbor Sailing School and a sandy beach and natural atoll pool with a first-class restaurant. The Red Fish Grill, on the beach, serves fresh seafood, pasta, chicken and steak, nightly, except Mondays. You can dine inside the historic coral rock building or outside, overlooking the beach and Biscayne Bay. The Grill's snackbar offers casual food for lunch, daily, except Mondays. Matheson Hammock Park also has a scenic lake bordered by a large coral rock picnic pavilion and smaller pavilions with charcoal grills, picnic tables and benches. Nature trails and bike trails weave throughout the park.

Approach from Sea: Located three St. Miles west of ICW St. Mile 1097.5. From the ICW, head almost due west from the tip of Key Biscayne. Follow the well-marked marina channels to the marina basin using red right return rules. Call for reservations.

24775 SW 87 Ave.

Cutler Bay, Florida

305-258-4092

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By Water 25.540229, -80.329525

Ideally located close to Biscayne National Park, this marina is a great starting point for fishing and diving expeditions. It has a dockside restaurant and bar, Ocean Grill Restaurant, large picnic pavilion and grill, bikeways, jogging trails, and a jetty which extends 1.5 miles into the Bay, enabling fishing enthusiasts to cast from shore.

Approach from Sea: Located approximately 4.5 miles west of ICW Channel Markers "5" and "6", or the area better known as the Featherbeds

1275 NE 79 Street

Miami, Florida

305-754-9330

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By Water 25.850055, -80.165477

Pelican Harbor is a great "in-town" marina where you can cruise the intracoastal for great shopping or dining or head out to sea with great ocean access at either Haulover Inlet or Government Cut. Pelican Island, a nature preserve and bird sanctuary, is just 400 yards offshore. You can take your boat or a marina water-taxi to the beautiful 10-acre island, which has "chickees"--open huts with thatched roofs, barbecue grills, picnic tables and a sand volleyball court (bring your own net and ball). The island is open to the public and can be reserved for large groups.

9698 SW 328 Street

Homestead, Florida

305-230-3033

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By Water  25.462709, -80.339341

Dock away from it all at this gateway to the Florida Keys in the crystal clear waters of south Biscayne Bay, next to the beautiful coral reefs of Biscayne National Park and the Florida Keys Marine Sanctuary. It is in a beautiful tropical setting with a natural atoll pool and beach. It has a full-line snackbar at the beach, picnic pavilions, grills, fishing area and a large playground.

Approach from Sea: Located at Convoy Point, next to the Biscayne National Park Headquarters (south side). On Biscayne Bay, approximately one mile north of the F.P.L. Channel (identified by its twin stacks), and approximately six miles southwest of ICW Channel Markers "5" and "6", or the area better known as the Featherbeds.

Monitors VHF Channel 16/Working Channel 72. Advanced reservations are requested. Call on VHF Channel 16 when approaching and you will be given docking instructions.