Things to do in Miami
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South Beach Bicycle Tour: Art Deco District & Ocean DriveThe Famous South Beach Bicycle Tour is a 90-minute guided bike ride through Miami's South Beach, covering Lincoln Road, the Art Deco District, and Ocean Drive at an easy pace with a live English or Spanish-speaking guide. The tour includes a bicycle, helmet, bottled water, and a 15-minute stop at South Pointe Park to walk the pier; you start and finish at the shop on James Avenue. Minimum age is 12, and the pace suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?At 90 minutes, this tour fits into a morning without eating your whole day — you're back by mid-morning and free for lunch, the beach, or another neighborhood. If you want to see the Art Deco District and Ocean Drive without navigating on your own or renting a car, the guided pace and the stops at South Pointe Park and the Versace Mansion make the route work.
Little Havana Cultural and Tasting Tour in MiamiA guided walking tour through Little Havana in Miami led by a local guide with over 20 years in the neighborhood. You taste organic juice, Cuban pastries, colada coffee and Cuban soda; visit a historic guayabera store with its museum, a cigar lounge, an art gallery featured in the New York Times, and Domino Park. The tour runs two to three hours and includes a personal photographer.Is it for me?This is a shared walking tour led by a guide who has lived in Little Havana for over 20 years and knows the neighborhood by name and history. You move at the guide's pace through stops that are built into the route—no choices to make about where to go or what to taste. Book this if you want the real story of the place told by someone who belongs there, and if you'd rather walk and taste than navigate on your own.
Everglades Day Safari from Miami: Airboat & Big CypressYou get picked up from your hotel and spend the day moving through three distinct ecosystems: Big Cypress by van with a naturalist guide, the Everglades by airboat, and the Ten Thousand Islands by boat. Lunch is included, as are entry to the Historic Smallwood Store and all transport. The whole day runs 9 to 10 hours, and you return to your hotel in the late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Everglades experience in one day without arranging separate transport, park entry, and timing—the fixed itinerary handles all three, and a naturalist guide turns what you're seeing into actual knowledge instead of just scenery.
Rollerblade Rental Miami Beach: Glide from Ocean Drive to South PointeIf you want to see Miami Beach like a local, rollerblading is the way to go. You’ll glide past famous sights, feel the ocean air, and set your own pace—no tour bus or schedule needed.
Wynwood: Lady Buggy Art Tour & Street Art RideYou ride through Wynwood's street art in a custom LED art car with an experienced guide, making photo stops at the best murals including the Wynwood Walls. The 60-minute tour includes private transportation and a guide who knows the neighborhood's hidden spots. You'll need to sign a waiver and wear a seatbelt for the full ride.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Wynwood's best murals without walking the neighborhood yourself or figuring out which walls are worth stopping at—the guide and the route handle that, and the 60-minute length means you get the highlights without overstaying.
Pérez Art Museum Miami: Modern Art & Biscayne Bay ViewsYou get full access to all galleries, the sculpture garden, and waterfront terraces overlooking Biscayne Bay. Choose between a self-guided visit with audio guides or a docent-led tour. Grab lunch at Verde or browse the shop. Thursday evenings 5-9pm are free admission, which is worth planning around if you can.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see contemporary international art without planning a separate trip across the city — the waterfront location and flexible pacing mean you can spend as much or as little time as you want, and Thursday evenings free admission works if your schedule allows.
South Beach Segway Tour: Miami Ocean Drive Golden HourA one-hour Segway tour of South Beach timed to depart one hour before sunset, with training, helmet and water included. You ride through Ocean Drive and past the Art Deco façades of Española Way as the light shifts. The tour operates in all weather; meet at 233 14th Street and check in 30 minutes early. A live guide leads in English or Spanish, and a minimum of two people per booking is required.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see South Beach's Art Deco architecture in the light it's famous for—the timing to sunset is what makes the ride memorable, and the small group size (minimum two, limited places) keeps the pace relaxed enough to notice the buildings as you pass them.
Miami Snorkeling: Biscayne Bay Island & Tropical FishYou board a pontoon at South Beach Marina, cruise past Star Island and Fisher Island, and snorkel for an hour in Biscayne Bay with a tropical fish encounter. Water toys, eco sunscreen, and a life jacket are included; snacks and drinks are available to buy. The return trip gives you the skyline view again before you're back on land — the whole Miami snorkeling adventure takes 90 minutes from check-in to departure.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel without renting a car or arranging your own boat — the pontoon leaves from South Beach Marina, includes all gear, and gets you in the water and back to the marina in 90 minutes flat.
Private Miami Food Tour of South Beach: Art Deco & Cuban FlavorsA private 3-hour food tour of South Beach in Miami combines tastings at five stops—The Betsy Hotel, Ocean Drive Bistro, Cardozo Hotel, 11th Street Diner and Tudor House Hotel—with a live guide walking you through the Art Deco District's architecture and the Cuban and Caribbean heritage that shaped the neighborhood. You taste a pastelito de guava con queso, a Cuban sandwich, and a secret dish, plus drinks at each stop; the guide explains the design history and the cultural landmarks (Versace Mansion, Wolfsonian Museum, Kent Hotel) as you pass them. The itinerary and menu may shift based on restaurant availability and weather.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're new to South Beach and want to taste the neighborhood's Cuban and Caribbean food while a guide maps the Art Deco architecture and history around you—the private format means the pace and stops stay on your schedule, and the tastings anchor the walk so you're not just sightseeing.
Miami Cruise Port & Airport Transfer: Luxury VehiclesYou receive driver details before leaving the ship; a professional driver meets you at your assigned cruise terminal or airport arrivals; you travel in a luxury vehicle (Suburban, Cadillac, or Mercedes); the service adjusts if your plans shift; taxes are included in the quoted price.Is it for me?Book this if you're arriving by cruise or flying into Miami and want to skip the taxi line, the rental counter, or the shuttle shuffle — the driver is already assigned and waiting, which means you move straight from the terminal to the vehicle without negotiating or waiting.
ATV Riding in Miami: Guided Off-Road AdventureATV riding in Miami at Osuna Off-Road Adventures, 20 minutes from the airport, puts you on a guided ride through South Florida's largest recreational agritourism complex. The experience includes a 15-minute safety briefing, a one-hour ride on a new Honda ATV, helmet and goggles for each rider, and a free photo and video package. Riders must be 18 with a valid driver's license; passengers can join from age 5.Is it for me?Book the one-hour ride if you want the full experience with time to settle into the pace and terrain; the 45-minute option works if you're short on time but still want the safety briefing and guided introduction to ATV riding.
Miami Wynwood Walls: Street Art Tour & Museum EntryYou walk through Miami's Wynwood neighborhood with a local art expert who explains the street art, the artists, and the history as you move. You get entry into the Wynwood Walls Museum included, plus insider tips on where to eat and drink in the district. The whole thing takes 2 to 3 hours and covers the main galleries, the marketplace, and the hidden corners most visitors miss.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Wynwood's street art and the neighborhood itself without arranging entry separately—the included museum access and local guide are what turn a walk into an actual education in contemporary urban art.
South Beach Miami Electric Bike Tour: Ocean Drive & BoardwalkA private electric-bicycle tour of South Beach in Miami with a live guide in English or Spanish, covering Ocean Drive, Lincoln Road, South Pointe Park and the boardwalk. You meet at 233 14th Street, get a brief bike familiarization, then ride the route shaped to your interests—helmet and water included, 90 minutes total. Minimum age is 16; the electric motor handles the hills so the pace stays comfortable even in Miami heat.Is it for me?This is a private tour, so the guide is yours alone and the stops are set by what you want to see—ideal if you're visiting South Beach for the first time and want the landmarks without figuring out the route yourself, or if you have a short window and need to cover the waterfront and Art Deco District without the physical toll of walking or a regular bike in the heat.
Miami Beach Pedicab Tour: Art Deco & Botanical GardensA guided pedicab tour of Miami Beach covers the Botanical Garden, South Pointe Park, the Holocaust Memorial, Espanola Way and Art Deco Drive on an electric three-wheeler. The guide narrates the route and points out the history and landmarks as you ride; bottled water is included. Children from age 1 are welcome, and infants can sit on an adult's lap or use a specialized infant seat.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to see Miami Beach's main landmarks and neighborhoods without renting a car or navigating on your own. The pedicab moves slowly enough that you catch architectural and street-level details a faster vehicle would miss, and the guide's commentary gives you the context for what you're seeing.
Little Havana Walking Tour: Miami Cuban History Food TastingsThis small-group walking tour of Little Havana in Miami is led by a Cuban-born author and historian who has guided visitors since the 1980s. You walk Calle Ocho and the surrounding blocks, stopping at cigar factories, Domino Park, the Tower Theater, Ball & Chain, and local food shops where you taste Cuban sandwiches, ice cream, sugarcane juice and other specialties—though you pay for what you eat. The tour runs two hours and caps at a small group size so the guide can tailor the experience to your interests. English-language tours depart daily; Spanish-language and private options are available on request.Is it for me?Two hours leaves room for other neighborhoods in Miami the same day, but not for a full meal—budget time and money for tastings at each stop rather than a sit-down lunch. Book this if you want the neighborhood's real history from someone who lived it, not a food-focused itinerary where eating is the main event.
Little Havana Walking Tour: Cuban food, music & cigar rollingA two-hour private walking tour of Little Havana in Miami with a bilingual guide, covering Calle Ocho, Domino Park, and historic sites while you taste Cuban coffee, traditional foods like empanadas and croquetas, and watch cigar rolling by hand. The tour operates rain or shine and walks about ten to twelve short blocks; food tastings equal a lunch portion, though you can buy additional items along the way.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're exploring Miami solo or with a partner and want to eat and move at the same time—a private guide means the pace stays yours, and the tastings let you experience the neighborhood's food culture without sitting down for a formal meal. It's also a solid choice for families with kids from age one, since the walk covers short blocks and the guide adjusts to the group's rhythm.
Private Golf Cart Tour of Miami Beach: South Beach & Art DecoA private golf cart tour of Miami Beach pairs a local guide with hotel pickup and a fifty-minute route through South Beach, South Pointe Park, and the Art Deco neighborhood. You and your group ride together in an open cart, choose the soundtrack, and stop at the Versace Mansion, the downtown skyline viewpoint, and the historic restaurant row. The guide speaks English or Spanish, and the map, photos and all fees are included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Miami Beach without a car and want to see the main landmarks without walking the strip in the heat. The private cart keeps your group together, the pickup saves you arranging your own transport, and the fifty minutes is long enough to cover the iconic spots without eating up your whole afternoon.
Miami Beach Electric Bike Tour: Ocean Drive & Art Deco SightsIf you want to see Miami Beach like a local—without sweating buckets or missing out on stories behind those famous sights—this e-bike tour is perfect. You’ll cover more ground than walking, snap great photos, and get real insight from someone who knows every shortcut and secret spot along the way.
Miami South Beach: Tandem Bike Rental & Art Deco TourYou pick up a tandem bike in the heart of the Art Deco District and explore Miami Beach on your own schedule—hitting Ocean Drive, the Versace Mansion, Lincoln Road, and as many of the Design District, Wynwood, or Downtown as you want to cover. Helmet, water, and lock are included; you choose whether to ride for an hour or all day, then return the bike to the shop.Is it for me?Pick this if you and a travel partner want to cover South Beach without the cost and hassle of taxis or the rigidity of a guided tour—a tandem bike lets you move between neighborhoods fast enough to see more than walking allows, but slow enough to actually stop and look.
Key West Day Trip: Seven Mile Bridge & Southernmost PointAn eight-hour day trip from Miami to Key West includes private transportation, hotel pickup, and a bilingual guide who leads you through the Florida Keys to the Southernmost Point. The route crosses the Seven Mile Bridge, stops in Islamorada at the Giant Lobster landmark, and leaves the afternoon free to explore Duval Street, Mallory Square and the island on your own terms. Children from age one are welcome, and the tour suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a driver handling the Overseas Highway while you enjoy the scenery, then have unscheduled time to explore Key West on your own rather than following a set itinerary.
