Our Top Wing Surfing Spots in Miami

Miami is hands down one of the best places to wing surf. It’s got everything—steady winds, calm bays, and beautiful ocean views. Whether you’re leveling up your skills or scoping out a new spot, Miami has locations that stand out from the rest. Let’s break down the top spots and what makes them unique.

Note: Ride responsibly and never ride in swim areas or crowded beaches. Miami has tight regulations for ktiesurfing and we want to keep wingfoil open and free. It only takes one mistake so don't be that person. 

Never ride here without taking proper lessons before. You can reserve lessons here. 

Biscayne Bay

What You Need to Know

Hobie Beach and Virginia Key are the two spots we love. Biscayne Bay is one of the easiest places to wing surf in Miami, thanks to its calmer waters. Bays like this are typically more forgiving than ocean spots, but they can still get a bit choppy on windy days. The bay benefits from the Bahamas’ natural wave protection, which keeps the swells smaller than what you’d find on most of Florida’s coastline. That said, new riders should stick with lessons and follow their instructors’ guidance to get the most out of this spot.

Why It’s Worth a Visit

This is where you go for easy cruising and a chill vibe. Picture yourself riding with Miami’s skyline in the background—Biscayne Bay doesn’t just feel good; it looks amazing too. If you’re ready to take the leap from lessons to self-practice, this is your spot.

The parking here is easy and you should be able to find a spot well enough. This is worth noting as most of Miami is brutal when it comes to finding a spot.

Crandon Park

What You Need to Know

Heads up: you will need a membership to ride here and membership fee. This is hub for windsports in Miami so it's worth considering if you want to meet new friends. 

The Scene

You’ve got the natural beauty of the coastline paired with a laid-back community feel. Crandon Park is great for riders looking to step up their game while enjoying Miami’s tropical surroundings and those who want to mingle with the local community. 

There are rules to follow and a local shop. the parking lot is massive so it's a good option for riders with larger vehicles looking for ease of parking. Many Miami locations do have smaller limited parking spaces. 

 

North Miami Beach 76th street. 

What You Need to Know

This is a chill beach with small small waves and ample deep water. North beach is a nice part of the city with a smaller town feel and less of a party vibe.  This is our favorite spot. 

The Vibe

This isn’t just a wing surfing destination; it’s a full Miami experience. Ride the waves, then step off the beach into a buzzing world of restaurants, cafes, and nightlife. If you’ve got the skills, this spot is unbeatable for energy and action.

The parking can be limited on the weekends but the week days are generally okay.  

Why eFoil Miami Chooses These Locations

Local Knowledge, Expert Choices

The team at eFoil Miami knows these waters inside and out. They’ve picked spots like Biscayne Bay, Crandon Park, and 76th Street for their vibes and the ease of launching and parking. Each location has its own personality and regulars to get to know.

Miami really gives you everything—smooth bays, smaller rolling  waves, and a vibe that’s unmatched anywhere else. Think palm trees, blue waters and good people. 

Important Guidelines for Wing Surfing in Miami

Stay Safe, Stay Smart

While wing surfing doesn’t have as many hard rules as kiteboarding, there’s still a code to follow. Always stay vigilant, steer clear of swimmers and crowded areas, and respect the water. These spots are gems, and keeping them safe and accessible starts with riders being responsible.

New Riders: Start with Lessons

If you’re new to wing surfing, don’t hit these spots solo. Take lessons with eFoil Miami to learn the ropes and build your skills in a controlled environment. Starting with guidance isn’t just safer—it’s a lot more fun when you know what you’re doing.

Planning Your Wing Surfing Day in Miami

Tips for a Smooth Session

• Parking: Biscayne Bay and Crandon Park have convenient parking, but get there early to lock in a good spot.
• What to Bring: Sunscreen, water-friendly clothes or a shorty, and a good attitude.

What to Do After

• After Biscayne Bay: Stop by Coconut Grove for coffee or a quick bite.
• After Crandon Park: Check out the trails or relax on the beach.
• After North Beach: Hit up a beachfront restaurant or dive into the nightlife scene.

Miami’s mix of chill bays, exciting ocean spots, and unbeatable vibes makes it a top choice for wing surfing. These locations offer something special. Book your lesson with eFoil Miami today and see why Miami is the ultimate wing surfing destination.

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