The Sunny Isles Pier became a historic site in 1982. It underwent careful restoration and re-opened as Newport Fishing Pier in 2013. By 1997, Sunny Isles Beach underwent incorporation and began the era of major property boom. Luxurious, high-rise condominiums and hotels sprang on Collins Avenue replacing many of the two-story motels.

Dubbed as the Florida’s Riviera, Sunny Isles neighborhood is a coastal community bursting with cultural diversity. The neighborhood of Sunny Isles is easily accessible from both the Miami and Fort Lauderdale Airports, making it a favorite destination of international tourists.

Sunny Isles’ Community Services Department offers free shuttle services throughout the town. The community shuttle has three different routes and is available seven days a week.

Its central location allows its residents to gain convenient access to the entertainment centers of the Aventura and Bal Harbour neighborhoods.

The community of Sunny Isles Beach has its own newspaper, The Sunny Isles Beach Sun, which has a bi-monthly publication.

Residents live a casual life in Sunny Isles. Fishing from shore via the Newport Fishing Pier to deep sea fishing aboard a charter boat at Haulover Beach Park is among the activities that residents enjoy in the neighborhood.

Oleta River State Park is the largest urban park, a favorite go-to place of residents and tourists who want to experience kayaking, biking, and hiking with Biscayne Bay as backdrop. Pelican Community Park features fitness memberships, recreation programs, facility rentals and cultural events.

For those who want to just rest and enjoy the warm beaches of South Florida, Sunny Isles offers a one-mile stretch of white sand and pristine beaches.

Sunny Isles Beach is also home to the Dezer Collection, an automobile museum and events place that has over 1,200 vehicles displayed, including cars from James Bond movies and a Batmobile.

Along Collins Avenue is a myriad of international shops and dining options that would satisfy any gastronomic cravings. Guests and residents can enjoy al fresco dining in any of the beachfront hotels in the neighborhood.