Located in the northeast section of Miami-Dade County, Golden Beach occupies a mile-long stretch of Collins Avenue, bounded on the east by the Atlantic Ocean and on the west by the Intracoastal Waterway. Golden Beach was founded as a town of single-family homes, with a strict charter prohibiting commercial and high-rise development. Today, Golden Beach retains a tranquil atmosphere with a strong sense of community, and its real estate commands some of the highest prices in the United States. With its luxury real estate, opulent lifestyle, and pristine private beach, Golden Beach attracts people worldwide. There’s a real sense of seclusion here, and the town’s police force ensures Golden Beach remains tranquil and secure. Golden Beach’s mile-long stretch of sand is one of its main attractions, and it should come as no surprise that daily life revolves around the pristine beach. Locals enjoy nothing more than spending the day relaxing on the beach, enjoying the ocean breeze, and listening to the turquoise water lapping on the shore. The Jewish Community has grown over the past several years with many walking to the local Golden Beach Chabad located in the Marco Polo Hotel. It is comprised of a unique blend of Sephardic Chabad Minyan and a new Ashkenaz Minyan that just opened up in the hotel.