The Amazing Coconut Grove
The Grove
a laid-back community, is one of South Florida's hippest, liveliest, outdoorsy, and friendliest neighborhoods. If you love the outdoors, come to The Grove, and enjoy the wonderful outdoor, sunny, and open town living that is available all year long!
Historic State Park The Barnacle
The Barnacle Historic State Park, which was established in 1891, offers a glimpse into frontier life in the Bay Era, when Miami could only be reached by ship. The Barnacle is a great place to unwind and take delight in the little things. You may indulge in an outdoor performance, have a picnic on the lawn, stroll down a street lined with trees, or just relax in a chair on the expansive front porch and watch the sailboats disappear.
Ralph Middleton Munroe, an American boat designer, previously lived in this 5-acre coconut grove treasure, which is the oldest mansion still standing in Miami-Dade County (1891). There is a ton of captivating Spanish moss, too.
Gardens and Museum at Vizcaya
Peacock Park
The Kampong, National Tropical Botanical Garden
The Kampong, in Coconut Grove, Florida, on Biscayne Bay, is home to an amazing variety of tropical fruit varietals and blooming plants. The Kampong is the former residence of Dr. David Fairchild, the renowned botanical explorer who traveled throughout Southeast Asia and other tropical regions collecting exotic plants that he introduced to the United States. The Kampong is named after the Malay or Javanese word for a village or cluster of houses.
A cornucopia of exotic fruit, including candle fruit, peanut butter fruit, egg fruit, cocoplums, and more than 50 varieties of mango, can be found at Kampong Planting Heritage Collections, which have collections from Southeast Asia, Central and South Americas, the Caribbean, and other tropical regions. Many different types of flowering trees, cycads, and palms are being investigated by researchers from around the globe. The Kampong is a well-liked destination for plant aficionados of all ages and acts as the mainland site for the NTBG's educational programs. It also functions as a living classroom for botany and horticulture courses at universities and colleges.
David T. Kennedy Park
Enjoy the Regatta Park
Alongside Biscayne Bay at Dinner Key Marina lies Regatta Park.
It is located within the storied community of the Town of Coconut Grove.
The lovely sailing competitions that frequently take place along the shoreline gave the park its name.
The breezy waterfront park will appeal to everyone who like a coastal setting where the distant blue bay glitters.
The park's coastal views and boat ramp entry to the bay are the major draws, despite the fact that there are picnic tables and walking routes for outdoor recreation.
It's Miami's largest marina, with over 600 slots, making it a wonderful site to charter a fishing boat or perhaps go for a sunset sail.
Explore the piers of the marina and observe the sailboats and yachts anchored offshore.
