The beaches in Miami-Dade County are currently open from 7 am – 8 pm each day. The City of Sunny Isles Beach working in partnership with Miami-Dade County, will follow and adhere to the guidelines set out in Miami-Dade County’s handbook, The New Normal – A Guide for Residents & Commercial Establishments.
Beach Rules
- No groups of more than 10 people will be permitted
- Facial coverings must be worn at all times when in public
- Facial coverings are not required for:
- Children under 2 years old, following CDC guidelines
- Persons who have trouble breathing due to a chronic pre-existing condition; persons who are not able to remove face coverings without assistance or on their own
- Persons involved in strenuous activity
- While in the ocean
- if a person is (1) stationary, (2) outdoors, and (3) a fixed physical barrier, marker, or obstruction exists to ensure a separation of not less than 10 feet between the stationary individual and all other persons.
- Facial coverings are not required for:
- Facial coverings must be worn in restrooms and when at concessions
- Facial coverings that are wet are ineffective (beachgoers should bring an additional clean and dry face covering to replace a face covering that becomes wet or dirty)
- Social distancing is not required for family members who reside together, up to a maximum of 10 people
- Beachfront restrooms
- Access to restrooms is limited to maintain 6 feet of separation between individuals
- Restrooms will be cleaned and disinfected every 2 to 3 hours
Sunny Isles Beach boasts a two-mile long white sand beach. Beach goers here enjoy the wide sandy beach and clear waters popular for snorkeling, diving and other water sports. Sunny Isles Beach is also known for its classic pier, the Newport Fishing Pier. Locals and visitors try their luck fishing from this popular local landmark.