When the sun is beating down and the humidity is pushing 90%, there’s not much else we can focus on besides sucking down a cocktail and going for a breezy dip in one of Miami’s many rooftop pools. As you might expect, these heavenly perches tend to be reserved for private residences or hotel guests. But actually, some of Miami’s best rooftop pools are open to the public—for a price, of course.

Depending on your mood, there are rooftops for day parties, rooftops for chilling out, rooftops for people-watching and rooftops where you can indulge in some serious eats. From South Beach to Wynwood and Coconut Grove, we’ve scoped out the best rooftop pools in Miami where you can actually get in. So grab a few friends, reserve your daybed in advance and prepare to experience peak summertime in Miami.

Arlo Wynwood

Wynwood’s first-ever hotel is just as artsy and hip as the neighborhood itself. The colorful, experience-driven hotspot boasts a 76-foot-long heated rooftop pool lined with loungers and private cabanas, where you’ll often find DJs providing the soundtrack as the sun sets. The full-service pool bar serves up classic snacks, too, like chips and guac, but if you’ve had your fill of sunshine and want to see what else the Arlo has to offer, head a couple of levels down to Higher Ground, a lush, elevated cocktail bar helmed by the award-winning Bar Lab team. Starting at $40 per adult via Resort Pass

Those who visit the heated rooftop pool at the Kimpton Angler’s Hotel South Beach rave about the clean, modern facilities and friendly service. If you opt for a private, shaded cabana, expect your digs to come with prosecco, a fruit and cheese spread and free water bottles—plus unlimited pool towels and gorgeous views of the surrounding Art Deco District and the Atlantic Ccean. Hungry for more? Stop by Always June, the rooftop’s expansive bar serving up classic and frozen cocktails, craft beers and crisp wines plus refreshing poolside snacks like shrimp ceviche, blue crab salad and a Peruvian chicken sandwich. Starting at $39 per person via Resort Pass

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