Friday, Feb 6
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7:08 AM
Sunset
6:02 PM
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Miami's east-facing beaches make it a sunrise destination. The Atlantic horizon produces stunning morning light.
While the sun sets over the Everglades (west), downtown and bay views are beautiful at dusk.
South Beach at sunrise is quiet and the Art Deco buildings catch morning light.
The lifeguard towers on South Beach are iconic subjects against sunrise.
South Pointe Park offers sunrise views over both the beach and cruise ships.
Brickell Key has unique angles back toward the downtown skyline at sunset.
Wynwood Walls murals are best photographed in soft morning or evening light.
Key Biscayne offers sunrise over the Atlantic and sunset over the bay.
The Venetian Causeway bridges create interesting silhouettes at golden hour.
Bayside Marketplace offers bay and skyline views at blue hour.
Miami Beach offers colorful Art Deco architecture that glows in warm light.
The Miami River at sunset has cruise ships and skyline combined.
Iconic beach with Art Deco backdrop
Tip: Lifeguard stands between 5th and 15th Street are most colorful
Southern tip of Miami Beach
Tip: Watch cruise ships pass at dawn
Island with downtown skyline views
Tip: Free access, walk around the perimeter
Famous street art district
Tip: Soft light reduces harsh reflections on murals
Barrier island with lighthouse
Tip: Cape Florida Lighthouse at sunrise
Colorful 1930s hotels on Ocean Drive
Tip: Morning light illuminates pastel facades
Bridge connecting Miami Beach to mainland
Tip: Bike or walk across for bay views
Downtown park on Biscayne Bay
Tip: American Airlines Arena provides backdrop
Miami is sunny but humid. Summer afternoons bring thunderstorms that can create dramatic sunset skies.
November-April for dry season with comfortable humidity and beautiful light.
Annual Overview
See how golden hour times shift throughout the year in Miami. Plan your trips around the best light.
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Light Conditions
Night
Stars, low light
Blue Hour
Twilight, city lights
Golden Hour
Warm, soft light
Daylight
Bright, even
Use these golden hour times to capture perfect photos, then organize them into a beautiful travel journal with TripMemo.
Golden hour and blue hour in Miami, explained.
Golden hour happens shortly after sunrise and before sunset, but the exact times change by date. Use the date picker above to see golden hour times for Miami on your travel dates.
Blue hour is the twilight period before sunrise and after sunset. The exact blue hour window depends on the date and location—check the times shown on this page for Miami.
Sunrise is generally recommended in Miami. Miami's east-facing beaches make it a sunrise destination. The Atlantic horizon produces stunning morning light.
Top photography spots include South Beach, South Pointe Park, Brickell Key. Each location has optimal times for either sunrise or sunset photography.
Times are calculated using the city's coordinates (25.76°, -80.19°) and local time zone. They're designed for planning photography and travel itineraries.
Golden hour typically lasts 20–40 minutes. At Miami's latitude (26°N), it stays fairly consistent throughout the year.
November-April for dry season with comfortable humidity and beautiful light.
Miami is sunny but humid. Summer afternoons bring thunderstorms that can create dramatic sunset skies.
Aim to arrive 15–30 minutes early to scout your spot, set up your gear, and be ready when the light peaks. Consider a second shoot during blue hour right after sunset.
Yes! Use the date picker to check times for your specific travel dates. Consider using TripMemo to document your golden hour photos and create a travel journal of your Miami trip.