Private Miami Tour: South Beach, Wynwood & Little Havana

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Free cancellation

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Duration4h

GroupPrivate

LanguagesEN · RU +3

PickupAt your hotel

Ride through four neighborhoods and taste the history that built Miami

A private 4-hour guided tour of Miami's distinct neighborhoods—Art Deco Historic District, Wynwood, Little Havana and South Beach—with hotel pickup and drop-off. The Mercedes Sprinter includes a slide presentation of Miami's past, stops at Wynwood Walls and Little Havana where you drink Cuban coffee and watch cigar rolling, and passes film locations from Scarface and Miami Vice. A local guide narrates in English, Spanish, Portuguese or French.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Miami's iconic districts and culture

Start tour with introduction
Explore Art Deco Architecture
Visit South Pointe Park history
See popular Art Deco buildings
Stop for photos at Versace Mansion
Visit Wynwood Walls murals
Pass by Freedom Tower
Pass by Kaseya Center arena
Pass by Miami city historical sites
Pass by upscale shopping center
Pass by Financial District history
Tour Little Havana neighborhood
Visit Cuban senior citizens' domino park
End at Ball and Chain Cuban lounge

The Experience

The tour starts at your hotel and moves through Miami's layered history in a Mercedes-Benz Executive Sprinter equipped with an LCD display showing black-and-white photographs of the city's past. You'll begin in the Art Deco Historic District, where pastel-colored buildings from the 1920s line the streets—many of them recognizable from films like Scarface, The Birdcage and Bad Boys. The guide walks you through South Pointe Park, where you see Fisher Island and the arc of Miami's story from its first settlers through the Cuban boat lift era to its present form.

Wynwood Walls is the centerpiece stop: the most renowned street artists in the world are handpicked to paint these murals, and you'll stand in front of work that changes the neighborhood's identity. The tour also passes the Freedom Tower, built in 1925 as the Miami Metropolis offices and later the processing center for Cuban exiles, and the Kaseya Center, home of the Miami Heat. Downtown Miami gets its own stretch—the Financial District's rise from a population of 85 in 1871 to a major hub for the Americas.

Little Havana is the final stop, where the guide walks you through the neighborhood's culture. You drink Cuban coffee, watch cigar rolling firsthand, and visit Domino Park where Cuban seniors play all day. The tour ends at Ball and Chain, the Cuban restaurant and lounge that opened in 1935 and now serves mojitos and live music. Fiji water and a Cuban appetizer are included throughout the ride.

What’s included

Hotel pickup and drop-off.
local guide in your chosen language.
bottled water and Cuban coffee.
an appetizer.
all taxes, fees and handling charges.

Good to know

Easy physical level

Operated by Magic City Adventures

Is this one for you?Book this tour if you want to move through Miami's distinct neighborhoods in one morning or afternoon without arranging your own transport or deciding which stops matter. The fixed 4-hour route holds together the Art Deco architecture, Wynwood's street art and Little Havana's culture in a single arc, and the guide's narration ties the city's history to what you're standing in front of at each stop.