Fisher Island Dr, Fisher Island

The guys and gals who work here on the island dock are so great they can do anything. It's clean fun and their very friendly. They come to work early and they leave kind of late. So if you ever need anything be really nice and they'll be really nice back.

I live here. It's open and friendly and completely safe. You have to live here or have a membership here to enter the island. Every one here is just like you (or course there are levels of rich) and every ones open and friendly. Our yards are clean our streets a clean Vanderbilt would be so proud. The only real flaw is that they can be prejudice, there's a difference between old money and new money. There's a million places to shop and dine out. And hey you get to take a boat to school.

Nice to see cruise ships. Great view of water. Nice to take a drive and look at big and cool cruise ships. Fun and relaxing to just enjoy the area and relax.

Port Blvd. is the road that runs the length of Dodge Island, in Miami. It turns into Port Blvd. when you leave the mainland and cross the Intracoastal Waterway.

It's called Port Blvd, shockingly, because Dodge Island is taken over by the Port of Miami. The area itself is nothing too exciting. About half of it is industrial and taken over by the commercial port part of it. The other half is where the cruise ships leave from.

I've heard that the port of Miami is the busiest port in the country, and based on the cruise ship end of the island, I believe it. It's pretty amazing how fast they manage to turn around those huge ships-- they're in and out with a new load of people in half a day. Port Blvd. is full of stressed-out tourists sprinting to get themselves and their luggage on the boats.

It's not fun to be a part of, but I've always thought it would be entertaining to head down there with an umbrella, a beach chair, and rum drinks and enjoy the schadenfreude as the crazies roll past.