Top 5 Instagrammable Places in Coconut Grove

1) CocoWalk 

3015 Grand Ave, Coconut Grove, FL 33133

A revitalized, unique urban village in the center of leafy Coconut Grove, CocoWalk comes back with a "vengeance," bringing delight to every shopaholic around!

And its secret ingredient? Nature!

Reimagined for the 21st century, Cocowalk is a different kind of retail and leisure space, fitting for a one-of-a-kind community like Coconut Grove.

Sure, it's a superb multi-use destination with culture, commerce, shopping, and dining.

But beyond the exteriors, you'll find a destination that invites visitors to discover, explore and create-- with a pleasant side of tropical gardens and lush surroundings!

Marvel at CocoWalk's wild mix of independent boutiques, popular favorites, and over 100,000 sq ft of creative office space-- it's no surprise that this fun and funky recreational destination is on the rise once again, and you're better off not missing this precious experience, especially if you're looking for artsy and nature-inspired spots to take your IG photos!

Shopping, dining, recreation, and the best snaps-- all in one destination-- CocoWalk!

2) Peacock Park

2820 McFarlane Rd, Miami, FL 33133

For a signature Coconut Grove experience and the best photos of Coconut Grove's pride and joy, the Indian peacocks, visit Peacock Park, a beautiful waterfront nature spot between The Barnacle Historic State Park and Kenneth Myers Bayside Park. 

Its trails and walkways extend to those parks and beyond, making it a great place to start or end a long and fun-filled walk surrounded by peace and nature!

But Peacock Park's trails and walkways aren't the only ones to look forward to while you're here! 

Peacock Park also boasts a dog-friendly lawn, which most visitors use for kickball, softball, and soccer practices. 

Raring to do a few rounds of skating?

Peacock Park's skate park is a top-rated tourist attraction, too, so if you're down to roll on wheels to pass the time, there's nowhere else to be!

Other Peacock Park amenities include picnic tables, a kids' playground, and an outdoor stage where most concerts, dance performances, and festivals are frequently held.

A no-brainer spot for nature and wildlife shots to post on your socials!

3) Vizcaya Museum and Gardens 

3251 S Miami Ave, Miami, FL 33129

Explore a European-inspired oasis within Miami's urban center, the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, a Mediterranean-style historic home built in 1916 as James Deering's winter home.

Currently one of Miami's most Instagrammable spots and leading attractions, the Vizcaya Museum and Gardens allows visitors to travel back to the Gilded Age.

It boasts a Main House with 34 decorated rooms available for viewing and 11 acres of waterfront Italian gardens filled with lush greenery and symmetrical designs.

We're talking about photo opportunities with Europe's finest furnishings, antiques, and paintings, along with the serenity of 10 acres of gardens that resemble the layout of France's Versailles!

Yes, that FANCY!

Another must-see in Vizcaya Museum and Gardens is The David A. Klein Orchidarium, which features various orchids, including Vandas and Cymbidiums.

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Other Vizcaya Museum and Gardens to watch out for are the Yacht Landing, the swimming pool (no, you can't swim in it), and the open-air courtyard!

Oh, the endless photos you can take!

4) Barnacle Historic State Park 

3485 Main Hwy, Miami, FL 33133

For a history-filled exploration and a fruitful photo session, come to Barnacle Historic State Park, home to Coconut Grove's and Miami-Dade's oldest residence, built in 1891, and a beautiful waterfront State Park made available to the public.

Aside from interesting Historic House tours, Barnacle Historic State Park offers a lush mangrove forest with large, old trees that decorate the perimeters of Biscayne Bay. 

At Barnacle Historic State Park, you can bird-watch, try your hand at geo-seeking, commune with nature, have a picnic on the grounds overlooking the water, or watch the sailboats pass by on Biscayne Bay.

And whatever you do, don't forget to take snaps of your gorgeous surroundings-- it'll be the best keepsake of your interesting trip to Coconut Grove and a great conversation starter!

5) Regatta Park 

3500 Pan American Dr, Miami, FL 33133

Not many know that Coconut Grove is the UNOFFICIAL sailing capital of Miami.

And now that you do, it's only proper to have a go at sailing while you're here-- or at least visit Regatta Park, a gorgeous waterfront park with a maritime setting!

Nestled at Dinner Key Marina alongside Biscayne Bay, Regatta Park is ideal for outdoor recreation; nature walks, and of course, sailing, as it also has access to the bay via a boat ramp.

Stroll along the piers at the marina, take photos, check out the sailboats and yachts at the docks moored just offshore, and marvel at a jaw-dropping scene where sailboat masts bob in the breeze as the turquoise bay glistens!

Dinner Key Marina is the largest marina in Miami, with nearly 600 berths, making it an excellent destination to charter a fishing boat or a sunset sail for a memorable outdoor activity.

I don't know about you, but these all sound Insta-worthy to me!