Key Biscayne, FL

About Key Biscayne

• • Andy Garcia, the acclaimed actor, maintains a residence on Key Biscayne.
• • The Lipton Championships, a precursor to the Miami Open, were first held here.
• • Coconut plantations in the 19th century initially boosted Key Biscayne's economy.
• • A 'Bathtub Reef' offshore provides a shallow, protected snorkeling area.
• • Hurricane Andrew in 1992 caused widespread devastation and rebuilding.
• • Named 'Cayo Vizcaino' for its Biscayan origin, it was incorporated in 1991.
• • With roughly 13,500 residents, it's smaller than many Miami neighborhoods.
• • Its highest point is about 12 feet, making it vulnerable to sea-level rise.
• • Many residents are professionals or work in tourism and hospitality.
• • A tranquil, sun-kissed escape from the bustling city feels divinely relaxing.
• • The Miami Heat, a close NBA team, won championships nearby in 2006, 2012 and 2013.
• • The Miami Open tennis tournament has a rich history of champions on the island.

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