 Key
Biscayne,
Florida, a tropical island paradise just six miles off the coast of Miami,
Florida, is a world-class resort community and premier vacation destination.
At the point where I95 turns into US1 and continues all the way south to
Key West, is the last exit that will take the traveler across the Rickenbacker
Causeway, over Virginia Key, past the Miami
Seaquarium (the home of the original "Flipper"), all the way to the
idyllic island of Key Biscayne.
With assessed property values
of well over $2 billion, Key Biscayne ranks
#134 in Worth Magazine's “250 Richest
U.S. Towns - 2001”, with a median home price of $644,975. Standard
and Poors gives Key Biscayne a Grade 'A'. |
 This
unique barrier island lies just across Biscayne Bay from Coral Gables and
only 18 miles (or a brief 30 minute drive) from Miami International Airport.
Both Miami International Airport,
the busy Port of Miami, and the action-packed nightlife of Miami Beach
are only a 15 minute drive from Key Biscayne. |
| The island itself is seven
miles long and two miles wide. Incorporated as a Village in 1991, the Village
of Key Biscayne covers 1.25 square miles bordered by Bill
Baggs Cape Florida State Park to the south and Crandon
Park to the north. |
 Key
Biscayne is home to Crandon
Park and beaches, some of the most beautiful beaches in the world.
Cape
Florida is ranked #9 among
America's
Best Beaches 2001.
Lie back in a
hammock and listen to the rustle of palm fronds in the ocean breeze, stroll
along the sandy shore of the Atlantic, charter
a deep-sea fishing boat, ride
a jet ski, or simply relax with a good
book on the white
sand beaches under the shade of a chickee hut on an island paradise
where the sun
shines all year long...
| Key Biscayne offers a wide
variety of outdoor recreational
activities including bicycling,
tennis,
golf,
fishing,
kite
boarding, windsurfing,
sailing
and waterbikes. In addition, the unsurpassed safety of this island
paradise and the people of the community, make Key Biscayne not only a
popular
vacation destination, but one of the best and most beautiful places
to live in the world!
Once you visit
our island paradise, we believe you too will understand why those of us
fortunate enough to call this 'home' count ourselves among the most blessed! |
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