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Sunset time in Miami

In Miami the sun sets as early as 5:30 PM (November 30) and as late as 8:17 PM (July 2). Here is today’s sunset with the golden hour before it and the blue hour after it, then the sunset time for every month of 2026.

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Sunset in Miami through the year

The longest day of 2026 is June 21, with 13 h 45 min between sunrise and sunset; the shortest is December 22, with 10 h 32 min. The earliest sunset around midwinter (November 30, 5:30 PM) comes 22 days before the shortest day (December 22): from then on sunsets get later even though the days are still getting shorter, because sunrise is getting later even faster. In 2026 clocks go forward on March 8 and back on November 1; sunset jumps an hour later when clocks go forward and an hour earlier when they go back.

Sunset in Miami on the 15th of each month, 2026, local time including daylight saving time.
DateGolden hour startsSunsetDarkDay length
Jan 155:18 PM5:52 PM6:17 PM10 h 42 min
Feb 155:43 PM6:15 PM6:38 PM11 h 18 min
Mar 157:00 PM7:30 PM7:53 PM11 h 59 min
Apr 157:13 PM7:44 PM8:08 PM12 h 46 min
May 157:28 PM8:00 PM8:25 PM13 h 24 min
Jun 157:41 PM8:14 PM8:40 PM13 h 44 min
Jul 157:42 PM8:15 PM8:41 PM13 h 36 min
Aug 157:26 PM7:58 PM8:22 PM13 h 3 min
Sep 156:56 PM7:26 PM7:49 PM12 h 19 min
Oct 156:23 PM6:54 PM7:17 PM11 h 34 min
Nov 155:00 PM5:33 PM5:57 PM10 h 54 min
Dec 154:59 PM5:33 PM5:58 PM10 h 32 min

Golden hour and blue hour in Miami

The evening golden hour in Miami lasts about 30 minutes around the March and September equinoxes, 33 minutes in late June and 34 minutes in late December. The blue hour after sunset lasts about 23, 26 and 25 minutes at those same times of year. Head out about 30 minutes before sunset to catch both.

Where to watch the sunset in Miami

For sunset, cross to the bay side: the Venetian Causeway and the western shore of Miami Beach look across Biscayne Bay toward downtown.

How these times are calculated

Times are computed for Miami (25.76° N, 80.19° W) with the NOAA solar-position algorithm, for a flat horizon, in local time (America/New York). They are usually within a minute of published tables. Hills, buildings and weather can hide the sun a few minutes earlier than shown.

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