Dilido Island is a private and serene man-made island that boasts a large variety of stunning waterfront and inland homes that represents classic Miami architecture, with abundant contemporary luxury designs. It is the largest and third island from East of the Venetian Islands in Biscayne Bay between San Marino Island and Rivo Alto Island. A series of bridges connect the Venetian Islands which stretch between Miami and the South Beach section of Miami Beach. As a part of the Venetian Island and some of Miami Beach's most Luxurious Real Estate, Di Lido Island maintains some of the most exquisite and most sought after waterfront homes the area. Multi-story mansions dot the entire island showcasing modern style construction,impeccable landscaping, sprawling floor plans, rooftop terraces, limestone and hardwood flooring, boat docks, pristine in-ground pools, and panoramic views of the city andBiscayne Bay, where mammoth cruise ships dock at the port.

Dilido Island is distinguishable by its unobstructed and best views on the northern and southern ends of the island due to it being the longest island in the chain of all six Venetian Islands. The islands sprawling waterfront estates feature a multitude of styles and is said to be comparable with Palm Island, Hibiscus Island, Miami Beachs Bay Drive, and the LaGorce Island waterfront luxury communities.

Dilido Island is minutes and walking distance to Downtown Miami, South Beach, shopping at Lincoln Road and the Miami Beach Golf Club. Residents often take advantage of the prime location and luxurious setting for leisure activities such as taking a stroll, jogging, walking dogs, and bicycling. Dilido Island is the perfect place to experience the Venetian Causeway for daytime leisure, sunsets over Biscayne Bay and the Miami skyline and the vibrant Miami Beach lifestyle.