Top 5 Shopping Spots Near Biscayne Point

1) Downtown Surfside 

94th to 96th St., Harding Ave, Surfside, FL 33154 

Take a scenic walk down Harding Avenue, straight into the charming retail stretch known as Downtown Surfside — a sun-kissed shopping corridor just 6 minutes from Biscayne Point.

Compact, walkable, and a treat to explore, Downtown Surfside features a trove of stylish boutiques, specialty shops, beauty services, and daily conveniences in a neatly lined avenue between 94th and 96th Street.

Here, you can expect a curated mix of fashion boutiques, swimwear stores, jewelry shops, wellness studios, gift spots, and locally owned storefronts — all distinct, browse-worthy, and within a few blocks of each other. 

While restaurants dot the strip, the retail choices alone make it worth the stroll — especially when you love unique pieces and one-of-a-kind finds!

It's charming, coastal, and Miami-coded — this is Downtown Surfside!

2) Collins Avenue (65th and 80th Streets) 

65th to 80th Streets Collins Ave., Miami Beach, 33141

Why head south for a proper Miami Beach shopping day when there's a unique retail experience waiting for you just 8 minutes from Biscayne Point?

Between 65th and 80th Streets, Collins Avenue shifts from a coastal roadway to an eclectic retail strip lined with independent boutiques, surf shops, specialty stores, and neighborhood staples, promising less mall energy and more local flavor — and locals wouldn't have it any other way!

Here, you'll discover a more relaxed, anything-goes shopping vibe where you can score a beach outfit, statement accessories, skate or surf gear, or something completely unexpected in one stroll.

Plus, storefronts change, pop up, and evolve, keeping the corridor fresh and full of personality.

Browse fashion-forward boutiques, beachwear outlets stocked with vacation essentials, and bold, expressive clothing shops that feature North Beach's creative side. 

You'll also find smoke shops, niche retailers, and offbeat storefronts that give Collins Avenue its unmistakable character.

Is it different from the world-famous South Beach scene? Absolutely.

But is it worth the visit anyway? No doubt.

3) Bal Harbour Shops 

9700 Collins Ave, Bal Harbour, FL 33154

Leave any ordinary mall expectations at the door — your next shopping spot raises the bar entirely!

Welcome to Bal Harbour Shops, Miami's iconic open-air luxury destination often compared to Madison Avenue, yet wrapped in tropical landscaping and just 8 minutes from Biscayne Point.

Spanning roughly 500,000 square feet and home to around 100 internationally renowned boutiques and department stores, this lush retail garden attracts fashion insiders, global travelers, and anyone who appreciates high-end shopping in an elevated setting, with palm trees overhead, koi ponds beneath your feet, and designer storefronts framed by greenery instead of glass corridors.

Browse an impressive lineup of luxury houses, including Chanel, Prada, Balenciaga, Dolce & Gabbana, Alexander McQueen, Fendi, Versace, Goyard, Harry Winston, Van Cleef & Arpels, Richard Mille, and Salvatore Ferragamo, along with many other globally recognized brands.

For multi-brand treasure hunts, step inside Neiman Marcus and Saks Fifth Avenue, flagship department stores offering curated collections, beauty counters, and designer exclusives.

And when you're ready to pause between purchases, Bal Harbour Shops' celebrated restaurants, rotating art installations, manicured gardens, and tranquil water features keep the experience refined from start to finish.

Luxury, nature, fashion, and dining in one impeccably styled destination — need we say more?

4) CURIO at Faena Bazaar 

3400 Collins Ave, Miami, FL 33140

Upgrade your coastal shopping plans with a trip to CURIO at Faena Bazaar, a distinctive retail concept set inside the striking Faena District complex on Collins Avenue, just 17 minutes from Biscayne Point.

Spanning multiple levels within the architecturally bold Faena Bazaar building, CURIO offers a luxurious selection of global designers, rising talent, and statement-making pieces across women's fashion, men’s wear, accessories, swimwear, beauty, and curated lifestyle goods, where every rack and display is intentionally selected.

What keeps it exciting? Rotation.

CURIO at Faena Bazaar's lineup evolves with fresh brands and limited collections, which means each visit becomes a discovery session. 

And with roughly 20,000 square feet of immersive retail spread across dramatic open levels, the experience blends fashion, art, and atmosphere into a feast for your eyes — and an expensive sacrifice on the wallet.

If your idea of retail therapy includes style, storytelling, and a dash of visual drama, CURIO at Faena Bazaar is a shopping stop that's anything but predictable — and well worth the drive north.

5) Lincoln Road 

Lincoln Rd., Miami Beach, FL 33139

What's a proper Miami Beach shopping day without a stroll down Lincoln Road, the city's iconic open-air retail promenade just 22 minutes from Biscayne Point?

Stretching eight lively blocks through the heart of South Beach, Lincoln Road merges culture, architecture, dining, and beachside retail therapy into one walkable corridor that rewards every step.
It's busy, energetic, and absolutely worth the commute when you want the signature Miami Beach experience.

Originally reimagined as a pedestrian mall by renowned architect Morris Lapidus, this outdoor avenue now features more than 200 shops, galleries, restaurants, and entertainment venues framed by striking mid-century and Art Deco influences.

Fashion lovers can browse global names like Apple, Adidas, Zara, All Saints, H&M, Gap, J. Crew, Lacoste, Brandy Melville, Simons, Nike, Lululemon, Anthropologie, and more — a variety that tempts you to shift from beachwear to accessories to elevated casual in one continuous loop.

You'll also find multi-brand concepts and lifestyle boutiques lining both sides of the promenade, along with the beloved Lincoln Road Antique & Collectible Market held on select Sundays — a treasure hunt for vintage pieces, art, and mid-century gems.

And once the shopping bags are full, the dining options keep the momentum going, from rooftop fusion at Mila Miami Rooftop and Cuban-inspired fare at Havana 1957, to casual favorites like Juicy SNDWCH, Cho:tu Indian Street Food, and classic bites at The Cheesecake Factory — a symphony of flavors that's as vibrant and diverse as Lincoln Road itself.

Indeed, this massive LIFESTYLE enclave is a GIFT that keeps on GIVING!