Known to locals as NMB, North Miami Beach Florida has grown in popularity as businesses and people have been flocking to its’ first class restaurants, shops and restaurants to get away from the hectic, and overcrowded South Miami Beach. Back in 1938 the population ranked at 2,129 and now in 2007 NMB is home to over 40,000 people. North Miami Beach is home to the renowned Bal Harbour and the Bal Harbour Shops. From Haulover Beach to Hollywood Beach, there is always something to do in North Miami Beach. Check out these areas of interest, shopping locations, city parks and hotels of North Miami Beach.
Beaches in North Miami
Haulover Beach
10800 Collins Avenue, North Miami Beach
Websites:Haulover Beach
Haulover Beach Miami, Florida
Hollywood North Beach Park
Website:Hollywood North Beach Park
Other Beaches Outside NMB:
South Beach
Ocean Drive, Miami Beach
Website: http://www.miami-beach-travel-guide.com/south-beach.html
Virginia Key Beach
Key Biscayne
Crandon Park
Key Biscayne
NMB and Surrounding Area Attractions
Blue Moon Miami
Where:3400 NE 163rd Street, North Miami.
Tel: 305-957-3040
About:Outdoor Center for kayaking, events and biking.
Greynolds Park
Where:17530 West Dixie Highway, North Miami Beach
Tel:305-945-3425
About:Wildlife Natural Reserve Park
Safari Tours
Where:148 Sunny Isle Boulevard, North Miami Beach.
Tel:305-956-9922
About:Tours and Cruises around the area.
Bass Museum of Art
Where:2121 Park Avenue.
Tel:305-673-7533
About:European artifacts complemented by traveling exhibits.
Bayside Marketplace
Where:401 Biscayne Boulevard.
Tel:305-577-3344
About:Waterfront dining, entertainment and retail plaza.
Art Deco District
Tel:305-672-2014
About:This district is an 18 block district with hundreds of buildings that portrays the spirit of the Art Deco architecture.
Holocaust Memorial
Where:1933 Meridian Avenue, Miami Beach
Tel:305-538-1663
About:Dramatic tribute to the Jewish victims of World War II.
Spanish Monastery
Where:16711 West Dixie Highway, North Miami Beach
Tel:305-945-1462
About:A historic St. Bernard de Clairvaux, 11th Century Spanish Monastery, which was first erected in Spain in 1142.