Wynwood Graffiti Golf Cart Tour: 6+ Murals by Guide

Your guide has a real relationship with the district and brings that perspective to every stop.

A small-group golf cart tour of Wynwood's graffiti art district with a live guide who stops at 6+ murals, explains the artists and techniques, and points out landmarks like the Wynwood Walls and Museum of Graffiti. Maximum 7 guests per cart; suitable for all fitness levels. Wheelchair-accessible pickup available by arrangement.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Wynwood Art District by Golf Cart

• Ride golf cart through Wynwood
• Stop for photos and discussion at murals
• Visit Convention Center murals
• Pass by Wynwood Walls
• Pass by Museum of Graffiti
• Pass by Casa La Rubia microbrewery

The Experience

The tour moves by golf cart through Wynwood's streets, alleys, parking lots and byways—the cart criss-crosses the district so you see hundreds of murals and get the shape of the whole area. Your driver/guide stops at 6+ spots chosen to showcase the most interesting work, and at each one you get out for pictures and conversation. The guide walks you through the backstory of the district itself, the technique behind the pieces on view, biographical details of the artists, and what the artwork means.

Wynwood Walls and the Museum of Graffiti come up as you ride—your guide points them out and explains what they are. The Wynwood Walls is a curated collection of murals in former warehouse courtyards; as of January it charges entry if you want to go inside after the tour. The Museum of Graffiti has an indoor exhibition space, eleven exterior murals, a fine art gallery, and a gift shop. The cart also passes the Convention Center, home to murals including Saturno's baroque reptile and Thomas Dambol's larger-than-life troll across the street, and Casa La Rubia, a local microbrewery with a spacious tap room.

The tour runs about an hour. Small groups stay under 7 guests per cart. If you use a wheelchair, the operator can pick you up from your own car—call ahead to arrange it. All children need a car seat or booster, or be tall enough to strap in without one. Two seats on each cart face backward. From early November through late February, the 5:15 pm tour runs partly after sunset, so the guide tailors the route to well-lit murals and streets.

What’s included

• Small-group tour with maximum 7 guests per cart.
• driver/guide in English.
• 6+ curated stops at murals throughout the district.
• photo time and discussion at each stop.

Good to know

Easy physical level

Operated by Emediate Solutions, LLC dba Wynwood Art Walk

Is this one for you?The golf cart keeps you moving through hundreds of murals without walking the whole district, and a guide who knows Wynwood personally explains what you're looking at instead of you reading plaques or guessing at the work.

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Top questions

What exactly do I see on the Wynwood graffiti golf cart tour?

You see hundreds of murals across the district as the cart moves through streets, alleys and parking lots, with 6+ planned stops at the most interesting pieces. At each stop you get out to take pictures and hear your guide explain the artist, the technique, and what the work means.

Who is the guide and what do they tell you about the art?

Each guide has a real relationship with Wynwood and brings their own perspective to the tour. They explain the backstory of the district, the techniques used in the pieces on view, biographical details of the artists, and the interpretation of the artwork itself.

Do we visit the Wynwood Walls and Museum of Graffiti on the tour?

The tour points them out as you ride past. Wynwood Walls is a curated collection of murals in former warehouse courtyards; it now charges entry if you want to go inside after the tour. The Museum of Graffiti has an indoor exhibition space, eleven exterior murals, a fine art gallery, and a gift shop, and many guests ask to be dropped off there after the cart tour.

How long is the tour and how many people ride together?

The tour runs about an hour. Groups stay under 7 guests per cart, so you get a small-group experience with room to move and ask questions.

What if I use a wheelchair or have a child in a car seat?

Wheelchair-bound guests can arrange for pickup from their own car instead of the standard meeting point—call ahead to set it up. All children must be in their own car seat, strapped into a booster, or be tall enough to strap in without one. Two seats on each cart face backward.

Does the 5:15 pm tour work in winter?

From early November through late February, the 5:15 pm tour runs partly after sunset. The guide tailors the route to showcase murals and streets that are well lit so you still see the work clearly.