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Flagler Monument Island is a secluded and uninhabited island off the coast of South Beach that offers a fantastic place to swim and sunbathe away from the crowds on Miami beaches.

The artificial island is named after the soaring 110-foot monument that was erected in 1939 in honor of Henry M. Flagler and has tall trees and shrubbery that give the man-made island a natural look. The island is only accessible by private or charter boat and promises an untouched and tranquil retreat far from Miami’s buzzing energy.

Flagler Monument Island, Miami Beach, FL 33139

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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