Miami, the endless summer city. I would love to live there for three major reasons, breathtaking beaches, endless summer, and several nightclubs.
With its white sands as long as the eye can see, Miami has a myriad of beaches. One of them is Lummus Park Beach, also known as South Beach. This beach is the center of everything, the go-to place for tourists and in consequence, this beach is crowded with people. On the other hand, if one is seeking for a deserted place, there is Virginia Key on Key Biscayne. This beach is where people go when they do not wish to be found. Also, on the Rickenbacker Causeway into Key Biscayne, we can find Hobie Beach, also known as Windsurfer Beach. This beach, in particular, is the place for windsurfing in Miami and is also very popular for dog lovers, often coming to let their pets splash about in the shallow waters. Moreover, the 85th Street Beach, along Collins Avenue, is the best place to swim and to get away from the exasperating crowd, this beach is the only one with no hotels nor condos looming over the sunbathers. But the best of all is Crandon Park Beach, in Key Biscayne, long way on Crandon Boulevard. This beach is the choice for leisure-seeking families, with miles and miles of ocean beach.…show more content… Being there, one can wake up and decide to go to the beach without no thoughts. All year long we can enjoy of the sun because in Miami has only one season, summer. Not to mention, Miami is warm even during the winter, so if I feel like going to the beach or putting on short pants, I will not have to be worried about getting a cold. From December through March, the highest temperature can go up to seventy, and the lowest temperature drop to sixty degrees. During summer, the temperatures go up to ninety and some time to ninety-five, while the lowest temperature can drop to
