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Best Tourist Attractions in Surfside, Florida

Vinam Pachkhede
Looking for a place to spend a stress free weekend! Travel to Surfside, the beach town of Miami-Dade. Attend the fun-filled block party, monthly beach picnics, and loosen at the spas and dine-ins.

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Leading to a rock jetty, the biking path and broad walks at the Bal Harbor will offer you awesome views of the sea and dune paths.
Boardwalks and Bike Paths
Built in the memory of Henry Flagler (Miami-Dade’s famous developer), the pillar is adored with four statues depicting, industry, education, pioneering, and prosperity.
Flagler Memorial Monument

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Enjoy the boat ride on your way to the sandbar. The pull force for the youngsters is it’s constant party atmosphere and food boats.
Haulover Sandbar
It is well known for showcasing modern contemporary art including - control ground themed sculpture series and glow-in-the-dark art.
Bass Art Museum

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Around 50 years old and run by generations the shops offers local as well as foreign collection.
Local Textile Stores

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With rooftop pools and spirited ambience the restaurants offer you an perfect evening. Recommended are Surf club, Josh Deli, 26 Sushi and Tapas, Grand Beach. End it with desert at Serendipity Creamery.
Dine-Ins

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Enjoy a soothing spa treatment and then head to the tea lounge, relaxation room to have a calm, lazy day.
Spa at the Four Seasons, Surfside

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Spent some time with the locals at the Thursday block party and Friday beach picnic with some music and burgers on side.
Third Thursdays and First Fridays
There are a lot of colorful sculptures portraying the ‘Tales of Surfside,’ an initiative to create awareness about the nesting season of turtles.
The Turtle Walk

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Spend a fun-filled recreational day with kayaking, paddle boating and much more. Take a bike tour along the trails around the mangroves of the river.
Oleta River State Park