Miami – Crandon Park (Key Biscayne)
United States · Kitesurf
- Best winds N, NE, E, SE, S
- Level Intermediate · Pro
- Water Flat water
- Best months Oct–Apr
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About this spot
Miami – Crandon Park (Key Biscayne) is a kitesurf spot in the United States. Kiting in Crandon Park on Key Biscayne is only possible via the concessionaire's beach registration; lessons and rental are available on the beach. Proof of IKO/PASA level 3 and insurance is required, every kiter receives a pennant, and the number per day is limited. You launch in a designated area; setting up on or near the dunes is prohibited. Parking and entrance fee.
The spot works best with wind from N, NE, E, SE, S; the windiest period is Oct–Apr. The water is mostly flat. It suits intermediates and advanced riders.
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⚠︎ Hazards
Watch out for: Westerly winds offshore. Limited number of kiters, follow the rules strictly. Keep rescue access clear along the whole beach.
All information without guarantee. Please check locally whether kiting, windsurfing, winging or surfing is currently allowed here – protected areas, swimming zones and seasonal closures change. You go on the water at your own risk.
Frequently asked questions
Is Miami – Crandon Park (Key Biscayne) suitable for beginners?
Not really. According to the spot info, Miami – Crandon Park (Key Biscayne) is a spot for Intermediate · Pro (water: Flat water).
Which wind works at Miami – Crandon Park (Key Biscayne)?
Best with wind from N, NE, E, SE, S.
When is the best time for Miami – Crandon Park (Key Biscayne)?
The best months are considered to be Oct–Apr.
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