South Pointe Park Pier

South Pointe Park Pier in Miami is a beautiful and relaxing destination that offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean, Fisher Island, and the Miami skyline. The pier extends gracefully into the water, making it a perfect spot for fishing, leisurely walks, or simply enjoying the sea breeze. The surrounding South Pointe Park features well-maintained walking paths, green spaces, and shaded areas, ideal for picnics, jogging, or watching the sunset. Families, couples, and photographers alike will appreciate the vibrant atmosphere and the scenic backdrop of cruise ships passing by. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat, a place to connect with nature, or a prime location for capturing iconic Miami views, South Pointe Park Pier delivers a memorable outdoor experience.

Hands down, one of the most beautiful places I’ve been to in Miami. The view from the pier is absolutely breathtaking—the ocean stretching endlessly, the breeze on your face, and the sunset? Pure magic. It’s the kind of spot that makes you stop, breathe, and just feel present. I could’ve stayed there forever. Even the walk from the beach to the pier felt peaceful and grounding. Everything about this place—from the water to the skyline to the colors of the sky—just felt right. It’s not just a view, it’s a feeling. Calm, stunning, and full of life. Whether you’re there for a stroll, to watch the waves crash, or to just sit and take it all in, South Pointe Park Pier is 100% worth visiting.

A wonderful viewpoint. The southernmost point of Miami. This is where the most famous beach, Miami Beach, begins. A great place to take amazing photos.

Located at the very eastern end of the park, it’s one of my favorite places within the park. I come here pretty often to spot containers ships and or cruises sailing in or out. You can see them from so close. Also the ocean views are beautiful with the south beach waterfront, it’s just pretty. I recommend it either early or late in the day. For sunrises, it’s just epic.

This is a beautiful pier located at the very south of Miami Beach. From here you have a wonderful view of the coast and the water had a staggering teal color. This is definitely a recommended place to visit if you are in Miami and there are few seats that are not fully under the sun where you can fully enjoy your view!

South Pointe Park Pier is as you’d expect the most Southern part of Miami South Beach. We decided to visit South Pointe Pier around sunset and this proved to be a great idea. Access to the Pier is just off Ocean Drive and the coastal boardwalk and offers very easy access for every ability. The Pier is flanked by a huge rock break water and provides a superb outlook and vista of Fisher Island, the Atlantic Ocean and as far as the eye can see North up Miami Beach. Spectacular views to be had from this pier and a place everyone must visit when in Miami. It’s typically very windy due to its exposed position so don’t wear a hat…!!

Very cool pier with beautiful views in every direction! It’s a great spot to relax, enjoy the breeze, or snap some photos. There’s plenty of space, so it never feels too crowded. Even better, there’s a CitiBike station nearby—perfect for riding over and making a day of it. Definitely worth a stop if you’re in the area and want a peaceful place to enjoy the outdoors.

Very beautiful place. I walked about an hour from my hotel to get here. There is a separate walking + biking lane/road, making it so peaceful and pleasant to walk everywhere.

South Pointe Park was a highlight of my trip to Miami. This park is a true gem situated at the southern tip of South Beach. Here's why it stood out: Location & Scenery: South Pointe Park connects to South Pointe Pier, offering a seamless blend of greenery and ocean views. The park boasts plenty of outdoor seating and beautiful landscaping. Walking through the park to the ocean view felt like a dream. It's an ideal spot for enjoying the serene beauty of the ocean and watching boats rock gently in the water. The park features well-maintained walkways perfect for a walk to the beach. With numerous benches and seating areas, it's easy to find a spot to sit and take in the view. Experience: - Peacefulness: Despite visiting on a Sunday afternoon, the park wasn't crowded. The tranquility and scenic views made for a peaceful and relaxing experience. - Sun & Shade: It can get quite hot, especially on a sunny day. While the walkway along the water lacks shade, the park itself has plenty of shaded areas under the trees. Overall, South Pointe Park is a beautiful, peaceful retreat that offers stunning ocean views and a serene atmosphere. Whether you're looking to relax, take a scenic walk, or enjoy some time by the water, this park is a must-visit.

This just may be my favorite park in Miami. South Pointe Park is located at the southernmost tip of Miami Beach island, at the end of Washington Avenue. The 17 acres of land for this park was donated to the City of Miami in 1979 by the Federal Government but at first Miami did not see the potential for a park. Instead they built municipal buildings and the Harbor Police, Miami police investigators, and the police horses were all housed here. In 1985 the land was converted into South Pointe Park with an amphitheater, two wooden observation towers, picnic pavilions, fitness courses and a wooden boardwalk over Miami Beach's last natural sand dune. The park was renovated in 1995 and in 2009 the it received a 22 million dollar redesign by the Hargreaves Associates, of New York City. New features added to the park included 20-foot walkways lined with Florida limestone and an ocean-themed children's playground, and splashpad. Unfortunately the splash pad and playground are currently closed. At the southern edge of the park is the large public art piece, Obstinate Lighthouse by German artist Tobias Rehberger. The lighthouse makes a great backdrop for pictures or string a hammock between the palm trees and relax in the tropical breeze. For foodies, Smith & Wollensky is a fine dining steakhouse located in the park. One of my favorite parts of the park is the South Pointe Pier which offers stunning panoramic views of the South Beach shoreline, Port Miami's cruise ships, downtown Miami's skyline, Fisher Island, and giant ships going out to see. I even saw manatees swimming off the pier. South Pointe Park also has direct access to the beach, walking trails, picnic and barbecue areas, benches, and an off-leash bark park. If there is a drawback to the park it is that parking can be a hassle, especially on a weekend. You have to pay to park and half of the lot is reserved for valet parking at Smith & Wollensky. Street parking in this area is scarcer than a unicorn. I came on a Saturday and had to give up. The next time I came it was a weekday and I was able to get a spot without too much of a problem. If you are able to secure parking this is a great park to visit. Another great option is to visit by Citi Bike which you can pick up at different kiosks around South Beach.

It's really nice spot to walk or sit down and enjoy the view of the beach and the beautiful ocean and enjoy the water changing colors. It's also suitable for fishing; you can also watch the fish swimming in the water; very beautiful scenery in my opinion. They have seats and gazebo to rest under the shade.

This park is a great spot for people and boat watching. You get a lovely view of the beach and the downtown skyline. Sundays are the best day to catch the parade of gigantic cruise ships heading out to sea.

BEST place to come watch the sunrise and you're right next to Pura Vida & Nikki Beach Cafe. O

One of my favorite beaches! This is the perfect beach spot in all of Miami Beach besides the parking. There's a parking lot but it's always busy so you may have to go around it a few times before scoring a parking spot. Other than that, the views are amazing, the water is crystal clear and the breeze is fantastic.

Parking in the area was a challenge on a sunny Sunday afternoon. There is a lot for the park as well as street parking. It is a great park to walk or have a picnic or barbecue. There is also a cafe. There is a playground with a splash pad. If you bring your dog, there is a bark park where they can run off leash. I spent about an hour walking the park, the views of the city skyline were stunning, you can also see the cruise ships if they are in port as well as large yachts.

Oh how I missed this place! It's just perfect and every way between the views the wildlife and the playground it's really just heaven on earth. My children absolutely love the playground. I love running on the path there. Very fun to watch the boats coming out as well. My children loved doing that. I really miss this place! It's definitely safe during the day and early evening.

Really nice area to walk - spacious and clean. Depending upon the day and time - it can get busy. Sundays you can come down to check out the drum circle - many people gathering, listening to drums and music, dancing, doing yoga. There's a park nearby with a splash pad. There's a small spot there to buy some goodies (snacks, ice cream, etc.) At the end there's a nice pier that then connects you to Miami Beach. There are many spots to sit on the grass - so pack a picnic and enjoy the view. There's a parking lot nearby but it's often busy as it does share the same lot as the restaurant nearby there. Best bet is to find meter parking and walk.

The park is plenty nice but the parking and the people have made this a hard pass for us. We really like the design of the park, the views are stunning and the splash pad/ park area are nice. The parking though has become impossible and the beach itself is insufferable. Too many a$$hole that only care about themselves. I don't want to listen to your music on blast on your oversized speaker I will go to a more chill spot for sure

If you are coming to Miami Beach and have a family, this is the spot to go to. There is something for everyone. Playground and wet play area, snack bar, green area with picnic tables, and even a wallboard to ride bikes... and of course, there is the beach itself. Parking can be a bit tricky, so if you are coming for the whole day, plan in advance and reserve a parking spot online.

Loved visiting this park when in Miami. The pier was my favorite!!! You walk off the green area down to the park. there is a long pier and some bike rentals along the way if you are interested. The pier itself is pretty long with tall sides but offers amazing views! We saw big schools of jellyfish over the side and we loved looking out onto the beach area at the beautiful crystal clear water. We also enjoyed that there was a semi-covered area here with a bench where we could sit and take a break for a few minutes in the shade. This is a must visit place if you are at the beach here.

Love the pier. The view and vibe was amazing !! Can't wait to go back. The cruise ships would pass by and the view was great.

I was visiting south beach and someone suggested to def check out south pointe park. And that was it. It was so so pretty. If you don't have that In Your itinerary then please add that. It is an amazing park ; water front and it has a small playground for kids. I also saw water sprinklers for kids to enjoy. My 2 year old loved every bit of it. The park offers amazing scenic views and lot of greenery. It has a beautiful pathway to walk. Kids will enjoy this park so don't miss out specially when traveling with kids

We loved visiting here. The little makeshift lifeguard house was cool. The walk along the waters, we were able to see a huge lizard and some coconuts that fell from the tree. Parking is challenge though. We came again later during the weekdays and no parking. Just a bunch of spaces marked off for valet parking apparently. Valet parking should be banned to be honest.

South Pointe Park is a very pretty and well maintained area that allows you to take in the beauty of Miami. Whether you're looking to take a walk, bike, skate, nap or just sit and enjoy your surroundings, this place will provide the most relaxing atmosphere to do just that. Perfect for literally anyone. Seeing the cruise ships sail off is one of the most impressive sites! Love this beautiful park.

This is a beautiful, large pier that connects to South Beach. There's nice big parking lots nearby, a nice splashpad and playground for kids, and a beautiful wide sidewalk alongside the water leading up the pier. The pier itself overlooks Miami Beach and a beautiful row of rocks. It's a great place to bike or walk, lots of places to sit, and a beautiful view all around. After you check out the beach you can go straight to the beach. Great place.

Beautiful walk. Try to go around sunset time. You will see people either sitting on the beautiful lawn or have brought their own chairs. After the walk through the entire place or a walk TO this area... get your folding chair and just STAY. Relax and Observe. Watch how the little children run and play in the fountains. They are a delight to watch ! It's high time for you to relax and enjoy the scenery around you and especially watch how there is such community with everyone there. It just warms the heart.

Love walking around here. So nice and vibrant. Always seems to have something going on. Great for a walk or to hang out and have a picnic. You can find yoga, salsa, and more here on various days. Sunsets are beautiful here. Can get very busy at times and parking is tough so keep that in mind!

We visited this park twice: once during the day to eat lunch and once for sunset. It's a nice park to visit during the day. There are good views and it's not crowded at all. Don't come for sunset. Parking is impossible to find. My husband ended up dropping me off because there is no parking because of crowds. It was a zoo. I didn't think the sunset view was that great and certainly not worth the being in the crowds. Enjoy the park during the day, skip it for sunset.

Yes, I like to take long walks on the beach...to Southern Pointe Park Pier! This is a good destination to hit up in South Beach. Some great views of incoming yatchs, rocks, and for you to take some shots! (Double meaning intended. :P) You can fish at the end of the pier as well if that's your thing too, but you have to bring your own equipment. Oh! And sunrises/sunsets here are beautiful too! There are also some fantastic eats a short walk away! The Lobster Shack or Joe's Stone Crab to name a few!!

What a beautiful place to be reminded the reasons why you love Miami. South Pointe Park is awesome. Looking for a nice place to go for a waterfront jog? Want to go on a chisme-fueled walk? Perhaps you're looking to read, do a bit of Yoga and just chill while taking in the views Miami has to offer. This is the spot for all those things and more. Sometimes Miami Beach can be chaotic, but it seems here at South Pointe there's enough space for everyone to do their own thing and enjoy the outdoors - whatever that looks like for them. There is a parking lot, but between the hustle and bustle of beach life and the Smith and Wollensky's valet it gets kind of hectic. I suggest coming early, or just knowing that you'll likely have to valet or walk a bit to find a spot. You can also align your walk or visit with the S&W Happy hour, and end your day with a cocktail. It doesn't get more Miami than these views.

Beautiful clean park. Scenic views of the ocean. They have a kid's park and splash area for them. If you walk further down the park the beach and pier will be there.

As a Sobe local for more than 20 years, South Pointe Park is my favorite park on the island. The park offers a variety of options and experiences within its 19 acres of space (for reference, NYC's Central Park is 842 acres). You can stroll the grounds in morning and enjoy some Yoga on the open lawn, or bring the kids to rinse off in the water fountain on your way from the beach, stroll along the park's board walk after dinner at a local restaurant, walk the natural dunes that snake through the natural landscape... I could go on, but I will leave you with my favorite. Every Sunday starting at around 4pm, the monster cruise ships leave through government cut, and there is nowhere else that affords such a wonderful experience to the scale of these vessels.

South Point Park is such a lovely break from the hustle and bustle of South Beach. You get beautiful oceans views and views of the city skyline. I went at night, and the trees were beautifully lit up for Christmas! Definitely a must if you're visiting the area.

Over the last ten years I've been many times to south pointe to walk, work out, meet up, or visit the restaurants around. There's a public paid parking.

This place is an absolute gem. They have everything from waterfront walk ways, nature trail, open grassy space for picnics or playing ball, a nice hill and amphitheater like steps, kids playground, beach access, the pier AND a little cafe!! I had been during the day before and loved it, but going back for the sunset was MAGICAL. There are some lighted water features, people with their dogs walking and enjoying life, and the sunset over the jetty waters. Features wise there are bathrooms, water fountains, trash bins, and plenty of stone benches, palm trees where people hang their hammocks, and some fun looking benches by the kids water fountain. On a Saturday night of a long weekend I can say it was moderately crowded... The dog park area was definitely were the most concentration of people were but the rest of the park was perfect. Take a picnic, some blankets, an instrument, book or ball and just enjoy life!

There's not much to add about this Miami Beach gem, which is meticulously landscaped and clean. It's especially beautiful around sunrise and sunset!

Beautiful sand and lovely views! Enjoyed the opportunity for families and friends to gather.

The best beach, for sand, waves and scenery.

While the rest of South Beach is overcrowded and parking is hard to find, South Pointe provides everything you need on the beach: ample parking in a metered lot, a view of the ocean and port, a playground and park, and beach access While the weekends can get crowded and parking becomes more expensive and difficult to come by, the weekdays here are like a little vacation for anyone coming from mainland Miami. You can bring dogs and jog, bike, skate, or walk up and down the sidewalk that flanks Government Cut. There are lights that make this a pleasant walk day or night. Well-fed stray cats hang out along here and you might get a glimpse of a sunning iguana or a manatee peeking out of the water down by the rocks. You can access the beach here and the water is much calmer thanks to the jetty and the shallower stretch that leads up to it. Next to the playground are a water feature/splash pad that your kids can play in or you can wash off in after leaving the beach. There is also a bathroom and smoothie shop. There is a grassy hill and stairs that often attract exercisers. And if you're into Pokemon, there are lots of Pokestops and gyms around here. Add to that the views, both natural and architectural, and it makes a lovely destination to spend the day or bring out of towners to visit.

Maybe moving to Miami during Spring Break wasn't the best idea but luckily South Pointe never disappoints.

This place is great for so many reasons. It's a great park to sit and relax, have a picnic, take a walk on the pier, bike ride, watch the cruise ships go by, fish off of the pier or go for a swim. It's very romantic but also great for families and pets are welcome. There is a children's playground and a small splash park. Joe's Stone Crab & Smith & Wollensky is located within the same block as well an ice cream shop and several other restaurants to chose from. There are restrooms and a snack bar right inside the park which makes it very convenient. This is the southern most point of South Beach so you can walk or bike ride through the area with a breeze and you'll get to experience all that South Beach has to offer as well. Although there is parking at the park itself, we park on the next street over next to Nikki Beach. There is a walking path that goes from Nikki Beach to South Point Park. We always have a great time when we visit and so will you.

I would give this place a 5 because of cleaningness, beauty, friendliness, and amaziness, but the lack of parking spaces and restrooms take away from it. There were only 3 stalls in the restrooms that were in one of the corners of the park. There are so many people visiting this park daily that it needs at least restrooms on each corner and the middle of it.

Beautiful sunrises and sunsets, an off leash dog area, a long walking path, and a playground. Bring a bicycle, a picnic, or come for a stroll. Really beautiful and romantic setting.

South Pointe Park is one of the most beautiful parks to enjoy in South Beach. We visit frequently as we enjoy walking around the trail and pier. Summer can be brutal so try coming in the morning hours or later afternoon so it is easier to bear the heat. Wear lots of sunscreen + hat. The view from the end of the Pier is beautiful. You get to enjoy the SoBe landscape, Fisher Island, and boats/yachts/cruise ships entering and leaving out of Government Cut. Great spot for pictures as well. This park is also a great venue for a romantic picnic or one with a group of friends. There is plenty of green space to set your blankets and baskets so certainly give it a try. On holidays it is perfect to enjoy fireworks (July 4, Dec 31). Restroom facilities are nice and clean, though keep in mind they see a lot of traffic so don't expect 5* amenities. happy touring!

What a beautiful park! When we drove up we had no idea what we were in store for. The weather was perfect and even though the forecast called for rain, it didn't. At least not for the time we were there. The parking lot was empty, it was around noon. After paying for parking which cost us $2.35 for about an hour, we headed out to the bay which opened up to a most beautiful view of the water and the infamous, Fisher Island. It was lovely and quite serene. There were a few jet-skies that passed by from time to time and a few boats. Even though they brought the noise with them they didn't disturb the mood. They were just having fun on a Sunday afternoon and added to the beautiful scenery and experience. I love finding new places to sink my feet into. What a cozy feeling. It's a perfect park to take pictures. If you're looking for an outdoor space to do a photo shoot with beautiful views and lighting, you won't be disappointed here. I'm glad we brought our camera because it gave us an opportunity to do an impromptu photo shoot. Those are the best. When we decided to leave that's when the parking lot began filling up with people heading over to dine at the nearby restaurant. We left between 1 and 2 pm. Next time we visit we plan on staying a little longer and walking out onto the pier.

A beautiful park at the southern most tip of Miami--for those who are sand-adverse, you'll find some turf grass, benches, and non-sandy surfaces for lounging or sunbathing here. The aspect of this park which I found most enticing was the South Point Park Pier which offers fishing or just a really cool vantage point of the city. A great spot for some photos- it's definitely worth a visit on any visit to South Beach! There is a generous amount of shade and seating here which provides comfort and convenience to people who find walking on sand a bit challenging or dislike the direct sun of the beach.

The park & beach was really nice. Only downside there's no restrooms. You literally have to use a portal potty or w/e you call me. That made my skin crawl.

Love love love south pointe park. It's free and pet friendly. The view is gorgeous!! The beach is a few steps away and the pier is fantastic. You can walk into smith and wollensky or Monty's for a quick meal or drink. There are shaded green areas and concrete seats. Parking is a bit tough. But this is Miami Beach. What do you expect?

South Pointe Park in Miami Beach is a cool park to be able to get beautiful views of the water and enjoy everything. The park is well maintained and it is good to get some fresh air. There is plenty of space to move around. Good place to go for a walk and see everything.

I've been here many times but this is the first time I've written a review. I love this place, and it seems like the secret is out. I used to come here years ago and it used to be fairly empty. This time it was a bit more crowded than before but really not too much. It is still very enjoyable for a date, family, alone time, or to walk your dog. Lots of walking areas, good views of the sunset, a pier, kids play area and more. There is places to picking, to lounge and to walk or play. It's a really great spot! This is my favorite part of South beach! Oh and the beach is right there too!

Best beach in Miami. Period And when I am saying best beach, it means I had been to almost every popular beach in and around Miami (including key west) like Lummus / Haulover/ Hollywood/Key Biscayne/ Fort Lauderdale Beach/ south beach Beach is really beautiful. Wide shore... White sand... Calm and peace... Soothing waves... less crowd- scenic beauty... Water is clear and looks greenish under sunlight making it desirable .. asking you to come, have fun in the water... Shower facility is there at the beach and its clean... You can walk down 100 feet inside and still you are in waist deep water. In the background, cruises are sailing and making it more postcard like the picture. There is south point park. Coconut trees are there, playing areas for kids. Shower and changing room for beachgoers. Greenish garden slope. Park itself is a good attraction. Besides it passage is there for joggers/ bikers. Parking- be careful. You can park at park's Parking Unfortunately, our care is towed and they took $287 for it. Never mind, it's Miami ;)

Visited South Pointe Park last week during my business trip to Florida. Absolutely great area for any tourist and visitors! I wasn't sure what to expect but this place exceeded my expectations. Public parking lot which charges $3/hour. The panoramic views of the water, city skyline and beach are stunning. Being from California, we don't have nice clear water out in our beaches so this was definitely a sight to see. If you continue walking to the left, you will get to the beach. I thought 1 hour was going to be enough but we ended up just taking our time strolling and hanging out on the pier just overlooking the water and scenery for almost 2 hours!

Really clean and in a busy nightlife area. Parking was really convenient. All you have to do is download the Parking app and pay through there ! Water was nice and warm, just a lot of kelp. The beach itself isn't as busy compared to the nightlife next to it surprisingly. Would def come again !

I love this part of Miami beach, it is more chill and located at the end point whereby you can watch the cruise ships glide by. They have a great pier here too to walk on a pretty paved pathway.

Wow is an understatement. So this is the southern eastern most tip in the United States in Miami Beach and tbh I would consider it a must do bucket list as it is one of America's greatest gem. The color of the water is superbly crystal clear turquoise. I noticed that it gets a little more windy and cooler here which is another reason I'd go here every so often to cool off from the humidity. Very peaceful and well maintained. I would consider it the nicest part of the entire Miami Beach area.

Wonderful Park For walking, bike riding, the beach and even the dog park. Lots of pretty places to sit, people watch and enjoy. Municipal parking lot that's reasonably priced for Miami Beach.

This park is at the bottom of Miami Beach. It is a long rectangular park with a pier that juts out into the water. There is some nice variety to this park as it has a playground for the kids at one end, a straight path to walk/run, and a pier at the other end. You can fish off the end of the pier, which also offers some good looks of Miami beach and the water.

If you grew up in Miami, you know the South Pointe Pier and Park. It was the place you'd go senior skip day - not that I might have engaged in such behavior - to jump from the rocks and dive into the inlet...to walk along the old wooden planks to fish or make out or something of that sort. Well like most of Miami it's grown up and been gentrified. The structural frame of the pier has been rebuilt, and there's actually a security officer that walks around at dusk to shut down the gate. But in and between, you can go out there to take a selfie with Fisher Island in the background, or just take in the zen of crashing waves. (The rock jetty is still there, and shh but you can still sneak a dive ;) Bordered by a high end steakhouse, and with reduced parking (hence only 4 stars), the rest of the park is also cleaned up. There's a kiddie play area, as well as a nice infill mound that you can get some good cardio walking it. Besides the metal sign to the pier, there are a few modern-looking light posts. The park is dog friendly, and there's also a kiosk selling beach staples. You still have a great view of the sunrise, Fisher Island and the inlet. Full moon (and the occasional thunderstorms off the bay) look great too!