South Pointe Park

South Pointe Park is a 17-acre urban park located at the southern tip of Miami Beach, Florida. The park offers panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean, Government Cut, Fisher Island, and the Miami skyline.

Opened in 1985 and extensively renovated in 2009, South Pointe Park features winding walkways lined with native vegetation, grassy areas for picnicking and relaxation, and direct beach access. The park's most prominent feature is a 450-foot long pier that extends into the ocean, providing opportunities for fishing and sightseeing.

The park includes several environmental and aesthetic elements in its design. A series of "cut walks" lined with Florida limestone create pathways through the park, while an art deco-inspired tower serves as a focal point. The park also incorporates sustainable features like dune restoration and stormwater management systems.

South Pointe Park caters to visitors of all ages with various recreational facilities. Children can enjoy a themed playground and interactive water features. Fitness enthusiasts appreciate the walking and jogging paths, as well as open areas for yoga and exercise. Dog owners can make use of a designated off-leash area for their pets.

The park is a popular spot for both locals and tourists, offering a mix of active and passive recreation opportunities. Its location at the southernmost point of South Beach makes it an ideal place to watch cruise ships departing from the Port of Miami or to enjoy spectacular sunsets over the ocean.