Venetian Islands
A chain of artificial islands, the Venetian Islands are located in Biscayne Bay in Miami Beach, Florida, and Miami. Bridges connect the islands from the mainland to the beach. The islands in Miami are San Marco Island and Biscayne Island. The ones in Miami Beach are:
• San Marino Island
• Rivo Alto Island
• Di Lido Island
• Belle Isle
Flager Monument Island is also part of the chain, but since it was built in 1920, it remains an uninhabited.
Brief History
History of the islands reveals that they started as a project that was supposed develop more neighborhoods than what exists today. The islands use the Venetian Causeway to connect to Downtown and mainland Miami. It was known as the Collins Bridge that was built by John S. Collins with financial support from Carl. G. Fisher.
It was the world’s longest wooden bridge at the time. Arch drawbridges later replaced the original wooden bridge in 1926 when it also changed its name to Venetian Causeway.
What Makes the Venetian Islands Outstanding
Despite the fact that the islands are human-made, they still offer plenty of opportunities that make them highly coveted and exclusive places to reside or visit. Some of these include:
Views that Are Out-of –this World
Biscayne Bay surrounds the islands that link mainland Miami to Miami Beach on all sides offering beautiful views from all angles. Regardless of the island where you are in, you will get the golden opportunity to take in breathtaking views of the city, water or other islands.
They include gorgeous sunsets, stunning bay views, and beautiful hibiscus and palm islands. Furthermore, you may also get the chance to experience viewing am iconic cruise ship docking or leave Miami Port.
Excellent Jog/Bike Paths
People who love spending time outdoors will be impressed with the fun bike trails that the Venetian Islands offer. They present separate lanes that make jogging and biking more enjoyable and safer.
One can opt to explore quite backstreets that branch out from the causeway if they are looking for a spot that does not attract too much traffic. You will most certainly experience a clear mind and an upbeat mood whether you are taking part in the activities for leisure or working- out purposes.
Closeness to Miami Mainland
A major convenience of the islands is the fact that the Venetian Causeway is easily accessible. The set of bridges are not only put in place to connect all the Venetian Islands, but it also connects to the Miami Beach and Miami.
Individuals can use the Julia Turtle or MacArthur causeways that do not have too many people; thus get to their destination faster. They offer very scenic routes that are enjoyable. Living off the causeways is also beneficial as it reduces driving times as well as the frustrations of sitting in traffic.
The Standard Hotel
It’s a privilege to have the standard hotels in the islands. The retro style and chic hotel is open to visitors and residents as well. Here people can enjoy delicious meals and drinks while guests can benefit from complimentary use of the pool and spa. However, other people can still use the facilities for a fee.
The spa has Finnish Sauna, Turkish hammam, arctic plunge, Roman waterfall hot tub and aroma steam room. Additionally, it also offers paddleboard, fitness classes, meditation, yoga and a broad selection of mani/pedis, acupuncture, massages, and facials.
Proximity to the Sunset Harbor Vicinity
Staying or visiting the Venetian Islands adjacent to this harbor offers people exciting opportunities to work, eat, shop, exercise and have unparalleled fun. It is considered to be the trendiest neighborhoods that are coming up in the Miami Beach Neighborhood right around the southern part Florida Keys. It offers people plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, Public markets and a fresh market. It also has an extensive option of fitness studios, salons, bars, shops, and co-working space.
• San Marino Island
• Rivo Alto Island
• Di Lido Island
• Belle Isle
Flager Monument Island is also part of the chain, but since it was built in 1920, it remains an uninhabited.
Brief History
History of the islands reveals that they started as a project that was supposed develop more neighborhoods than what exists today. The islands use the Venetian Causeway to connect to Downtown and mainland Miami. It was known as the Collins Bridge that was built by John S. Collins with financial support from Carl. G. Fisher.
It was the world’s longest wooden bridge at the time. Arch drawbridges later replaced the original wooden bridge in 1926 when it also changed its name to Venetian Causeway.
What Makes the Venetian Islands Outstanding
Despite the fact that the islands are human-made, they still offer plenty of opportunities that make them highly coveted and exclusive places to reside or visit. Some of these include:
Views that Are Out-of –this World
Biscayne Bay surrounds the islands that link mainland Miami to Miami Beach on all sides offering beautiful views from all angles. Regardless of the island where you are in, you will get the golden opportunity to take in breathtaking views of the city, water or other islands.
They include gorgeous sunsets, stunning bay views, and beautiful hibiscus and palm islands. Furthermore, you may also get the chance to experience viewing am iconic cruise ship docking or leave Miami Port.
Excellent Jog/Bike Paths
People who love spending time outdoors will be impressed with the fun bike trails that the Venetian Islands offer. They present separate lanes that make jogging and biking more enjoyable and safer.
One can opt to explore quite backstreets that branch out from the causeway if they are looking for a spot that does not attract too much traffic. You will most certainly experience a clear mind and an upbeat mood whether you are taking part in the activities for leisure or working- out purposes.
Closeness to Miami Mainland
A major convenience of the islands is the fact that the Venetian Causeway is easily accessible. The set of bridges are not only put in place to connect all the Venetian Islands, but it also connects to the Miami Beach and Miami.
Individuals can use the Julia Turtle or MacArthur causeways that do not have too many people; thus get to their destination faster. They offer very scenic routes that are enjoyable. Living off the causeways is also beneficial as it reduces driving times as well as the frustrations of sitting in traffic.
The Standard Hotel
It’s a privilege to have the standard hotels in the islands. The retro style and chic hotel is open to visitors and residents as well. Here people can enjoy delicious meals and drinks while guests can benefit from complimentary use of the pool and spa. However, other people can still use the facilities for a fee.
The spa has Finnish Sauna, Turkish hammam, arctic plunge, Roman waterfall hot tub and aroma steam room. Additionally, it also offers paddleboard, fitness classes, meditation, yoga and a broad selection of mani/pedis, acupuncture, massages, and facials.
Proximity to the Sunset Harbor Vicinity
Staying or visiting the Venetian Islands adjacent to this harbor offers people exciting opportunities to work, eat, shop, exercise and have unparalleled fun. It is considered to be the trendiest neighborhoods that are coming up in the Miami Beach Neighborhood right around the southern part Florida Keys. It offers people plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, Public markets and a fresh market. It also has an extensive option of fitness studios, salons, bars, shops, and co-working space.
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