The 5 nicest water views in Miami

Wearing core coastal grandmother, this Mediterrasian-inspired venue certainly takes advantage of its view. And what a view it has of the Atlantic and its beaches in all their stunning glory. Sunset drinks here are a social media feed must. But don’t worry if the day turns gray. Watr has a retractable roof to keep you dry.

Bayside is a busy place for commerce and entertainment. But its name clues you into its location: It’s built next to Biscayne Bay. You can walk the paths and watch the animated party boats take off from the marina, or sit on the benches, cast your eyes further toward the horizon and meditate.

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, The Kampong is an incredible collection of historic fruit cultivars and flowering trees, many of them from Southeast Asia. The tropical oasis leads down to sparkling panoramas of Biscayne Bay.

Miami is famous for being flat as paper, but the Julia Tuttle rises above – literally. As one of the causeways connecting the mainland to the beaches, it can almost be called a hill. At the crest, drivers can see the Atlantic, dotted with mangrove islands and water craft, extending on both sides.

 Located in the historic Miami Women’s Club, Klaw offers the finest in Norway’s king crab claws. Relish them and the fabulous view of Biscayne Bay, seen through floor-to-ceiling windows, at the same time. Then head up to the only rooftop in Edgewater for some more saltwater breeze and a nightcap.