Mikvah Jovita Cojab No Miami Beach North Miami Beach, United States
✡ Rabbi Arye Bensinger, Rabbi P. Weberman, Rabbi Moshe Heinemann Location: Miami, Florida, United States
About Located in North Miami Beach, United States, Mikvah Jovita Cojab No Miami Beach provides mikvah facilities for the local community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Arye Bensinger, Rabbi P. Weberman, Rabbi Moshe Heinemann. The mikvah is affiliated with Community Of North Miami Beach. Opening times: Mikvah Closes Nightly At Ten Pm, Appointment Necessary Shabbos And Yom Tov.
Activities & entertainment Mikvah Closes Nightly At Ten Pm, Appointment Necessary Shabbos And Yom Tov
For children & families 661Location Address: 1054 N. E. Miami Gardens Drive (Between N.e. 10th Avenue And N.e. 11th Avenue) North Miami Beach, FL 33179 United States
Tags Side By Side · Bor Min Hatzad · Mikvah
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Mikvah Jovita Cojab serves the vibrant Jewish community of North Miami Beach. This facility provides essential ritual services for women in the South Florida region. It is known for its commitment to halachic standards and cleanliness. Local residents and visitors alike value this quiet sanctuary.
The mikvah is part of the Community of North Miami Beach. It offers a modern and welcoming environment for all users. Its location makes it easily accessible from various Jewish neighborhoods in the Miami area. Whether you live locally or are visiting for vacation, this facility meets all ritual immersion needs.
About the area You can find the mikvah at 1054 N.E. Miami Gardens Drive. It sits conveniently between N.E. 10th Avenue and N.E. 11th Avenue. This location is a major artery in North Miami Beach. It allows for quick travel from nearby areas like Aventura or Highland Lakes.
Proximity to Jewish Life
The surrounding streets are home to many Torah-observant families. This makes the area feel safe and familiar for those seeking taharah services. It is situated close to several established synagogues and day schools. Traffic is manageable, but plan for extra time during peak hours in Miami.
The facility is located north of central Miami. It serves as a bridge for those living between the beach and the mainland. Many travelers staying in nearby hotels find this location very practical.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The North Miami Beach area is a central hub for Jewish life in Florida. Several notable institutions serve the local frum population near the mikvah facility.
Beth Israel Congregation: A nearby synagogue serving the local Orthodox community.
Sky Lake Highland: A residential area with a strong Jewish presence.
Kosher Supermarkets: Various grocery stores offering Chalav Yisroel and Glatt Kosher products nearby.
North Miami Beach Eruv: The neighborhood is covered by a well-maintained eruv.
Visitors will find many kosher dining options within a short drive. The area features pizza shops, meat restaurants, and bakeries. These establishments cater to both locals and tourists throughout the year.
What to expect The mikvah maintains high standards of kashrus and hygiene. It utilizes specific halachic construction methods to ensure the water is valid. The facility includes private preparation rooms for comfort and privacy.
Side By Side (Bor Min Hatzad) configuration.
Clean and well-stocked preparation areas.
Towel and robe services for guests.
Supervision by respected local rabbinical authorities.
Scheduling Your Visit
The mikvah closes every night at 10:00 PM. Visitors must be mindful of this schedule for weekday use. If you need to visit on Shabbos or Yom Tov, you must make an appointment in advance. This ensures a staff member is available to assist you during sacred times.
Rabbi Arye Bensinger and Rabbi P. Weberman provide local oversight. Rabbi Moshe Heinemann also serves as a supervising authority for the facility. Their involvement ensures the highest levels of halachic integrity for the community.
Frequently asked questions What are the nightly closing hours? The facility closes every night at 10:00 PM. Please plan your visit accordingly.
Do I need an appointment for Shabbos? Yes, appointments are required for both Shabbos and Yom Tov visits. Make sure to call ahead of time.
Which Rabbis supervise this mikvah? The mikvah is supervised by Rabbi Arye Bensinger, Rabbi P. Weberman, and Rabbi Moshe Heinemann.
Where exactly is the mikvah located? It is located at 1054 N.E. Miami Gardens Drive, between 10th and 11th Avenues.
Which community is the mikvah affiliated with? The facility is affiliated with the Community of North Miami Beach.
