There are many attractions near Crandon Park Beach within a 25-minute-drive and you can check the Crandon Park map to explore the amazing nearby attractions. Vizcaya Museum and Gardens is a local historic landmark that was formerly part of renowned businessman James Deering’s palatial estate – the estate’s main villa and gardens have Mediterranean-inspired architectural influence, along with a variety of artworks, exhibitions, and antiques. In addition, the estate also has wetlands and hammock forests and an early 20th-century village-compound. Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park has coastal mangroves and tropical vegetation and it also offers many fun activities including swimming, kayaking, canoeing, hiking, jogging, rollerblading, skateboarding, biking, boat-camping, and beachcombing. This state park also has a historic lighthouse named Cape Florida Lighthouse, a beach named Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park Beach, and a harbor named No Name Harbor.

Little Havana is the center of Miami’s Cuban diaspora – this also has interesting Latin-inspired restaurants, art galleries, cigar shops, rum bars, and fruit stands. This neighborhood is home to a recreational park named Maximo Gómez Park and it also has interesting murals and public artworks – it also hosts the annual Calle Ocho Music Festival, which is organized in March. If you are looking for another attraction near the beach, Peacock Park is a waterfront recreational park that offers many amenities including a basketball court, a tennis court, ping pong tables, a boardwalk, a soccer field, an aviary, a playground, a baseball field, and a skate park – this park also hosts an annual festival named Coconut Grove Arts Festival.