Playa Miami is a serene and somewhat secluded beach located within the Parque Nacional Laguna de Tacarigua in Tacarigua de la Laguna, Miranda, Venezuela. This beach is accessible primarily by crossing the Laguna de Tacarigua, often done via kayak, boat, or a unique wooden raft system, which adds to its adventurous appeal. The beach itself is known for its natural beauty, featuring wide sandy shores and a relatively untouched environment that offers visitors a tranquil getaway from more crowded tourist areas. Its waters tend to be turbid, characteristic of the lagoon environment, but the setting remains picturesque and appealing to nature lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Visitors often describe Playa Miami as a place to reconnect with nature, with a vibe that is simultaneously peaceful and wild. It's a favored spot for those who appreciate camping, solitude, and an authentic beach experience without the typical commercial distractions. The beach's relatively raw and undeveloped state means visitors need to prepare adequately, but in return, they are rewarded with stunning sunrises, ample space, and a sense of exclusivity that is rare among popular beaches. It remains open 24 hours and is ideal for explorers who enjoy combining water activities with nature observation.
This beach is part of a larger national park area that preserves diverse ecosystems including mangroves, which are visible along the crossing route. Its status as a nudist beach adds a unique cultural and social dimension, attracting visitors looking for a liberating and open-minded beach experience.