Things to do in Miami
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South Beach Miami: Art Deco Food Tour & Walking GuideYou'll walk through South Beach's Art Deco Historic District with a local guide, stopping at several neighborhood restaurants and cafes to taste local food and drink. The tour runs in afternoon or evening, stays under twelve people, and includes all tastings and beverages so you're not reaching for your wallet at each stop. Comfortable shoes and a moderate fitness level are what you need to keep up with the pace.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real South Beach food without figuring out which restaurants to hit or navigating the neighborhood on your own — the guide handles the route and the stops, which is what lets you focus on eating and learning instead of planning.
Miami Party Boat Cruise: Drinks & Skyline DancingYou board at Bayside Marketplace, spend an hour dancing on El Loro's deck while a DJ plays and the Miami skyline moves past you, and grab drinks from the cash bar whenever you want. The boat holds enough people that it never feels empty, but small enough that you're not packed in like a ferry. Check in 30 minutes early, arrive early for seating, and bring your ID if you're drinking.Is it for me?Book this if you want a night out in Miami that doesn't involve sitting at a table or standing in a crowded bar — the boat and the skyline are what make the hour feel like an actual escape instead of just a different venue.
Miami South Beach Art Deco Walking Tour StoriesA guided walking tour of South Beach's Art Deco district in Miami, led by an expert guide through Ocean Drive, Washington Avenue and Collins Avenue, uncovering the architects, the history and the communities behind the iconic facades. The tour runs two hours and includes stops at the Versace Mansion, the Wolfsonian–FIU Museum, and a 1948 diner shipped from Pennsylvania; food and drink tastings are available as an optional upgrade. A minimum of two people per booking is required.Is it for me?Book the public group tour if you're visiting South Beach for the first time and want the architecture explained by someone who knows the designers and the history; choose the private group option if you're traveling with people you know and want the food stops woven in without a schedule set by other travelers. The two-hour length fits a free afternoon without eating the whole day, and the indoor routing during rain means the tour holds together regardless of weather.
Everglades: Airboat Ride & Nature Walk with Wildlife SightingYou’ll meet locals who know every inch of the Everglades—walk shaded trails where wild alligators glide nearby, then fly across open water on an airboat far from land. Taste humid air, swap stories with your guide, and maybe pick up a quirky souvenir before heading back to Miami or Fort Lauderdale.
Miami City Tour: Star Island, Little Havana & Wynwood WallsYou’ll ride through Star Island’s celebrity mansions, stroll South Beach and Wynwood’s bold murals with a local guide, sip strong Cuban coffee in Little Havana, and catch a secret skyline view—all with photos included and plenty of small surprises along the way.
Miami: Sunset Champagne Cruise & Skyline ViewsYou board at Bayside Marketplace, cruise Biscayne Bay for ninety minutes with a live DJ, pass Star Island and the Venetian Islands, watch the Miami skyline light up as the sun sets, and return with a bottle of champagne included for two. The boat has an open-air terrace and a main salon, and a bilingual guide narrates the route. Arrive thirty minutes early; seating is first-come, first-served.Is it for me?Book this if you want an evening on the water without planning the logistics—the boat, the champagne, the timing around sunset, and the route are all handled. The ninety-minute window is long enough to feel like an outing and short enough to fit into an evening without commitment.
Miami: Private Boat Tour with Champagne & Skyline ViewsYou’ll feel Miami shift around you as you cruise barefoot across Biscayne Bay, sipping champagne while city lights flicker on. There’s time for photos near the skyline, music on board, and stories from your local captain as you drift past Brickell’s nightlife before heading back under those glowing towers.
Little Havana food tour: Cuban tastings and cigar factoryThis half-day walking tour of Little Havana in Miami pairs food tastings at six family-owned Cuban restaurants with stops at a working cigar factory, Domino Park, and historical landmarks like the Bay of Pigs Memorial. Your local guide leads a small group of no more than 10 people through the neighborhood's Cuban-American history and culture, with tastings of Cuban coffee, mojitos, ropa vieja, guava pastries, Cuban sandwiches, and empanadas included in the price. The tour operates in English and runs about two and a half hours.Is it for me?At two and a half hours, this tour fits into a morning or afternoon without eating up your whole day, leaving time to explore other Miami neighborhoods or rest before evening plans. The small group—no more than 10 people—means you move at a pace that lets you ask questions and linger at stops without feeling rushed.
Miami Night Skyline Cruise: Open Bar & DJYou board at Bayside Marketplace with an open bar already waiting, spend two hours cruising Biscayne Bay past Star Island and Fisher Island while a DJ points out landmarks and plays music, and return to the same dock with a full view of the Miami skyline lit up at night. Unlimited drinks, bilingual guide, and restroom onboard are included; you just need to show up 30 minutes early and wear something comfortable.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Miami's skyline and waterfront landmarks without arranging your own boat or worrying about drink costs — the two-hour window and fixed open bar let you relax instead of managing logistics.
Miami: Glow in the Dark ATV Riding ExperienceYou arrive early, get geared up with a helmet and safety equipment, then ride an ATV through Redland's dark trails with a guide leading the way. The experience includes the machine rental, parking, and a route designed around nighttime riding—no daytime crowds, no familiar scenery. You're back by evening, deposit refunded, with the kind of memory that doesn't fade.Is it for me?Book this if you want a night activity in Miami that feels genuinely different from the usual—riding through trails most visitors never find, with the guide handling navigation and safety so you just focus on the ride itself.
Fort Lauderdale: Everglades Airboat Tour with Hotel PickupYou get picked up from your Fort Lauderdale hotel, ride an airboat through the Everglades wetlands for an hour with a guide who knows where the wildlife congregates, and return to your hotel by afternoon. Transport, the boat, and the guide are all included—you just show up ready to get wet and hold on.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Fort Lauderdale who want to see the Everglades without arranging their own transport or navigating to the park—the pickup and drop-off remove that friction. Plan for a half-day outing: the ride itself is an hour, and transport plus boarding takes another hour or so, which is what fits this into a morning or afternoon alongside other plans.
Little Havana Food Tour: 7+ Cuban Dishes & Cigar FactoryA 3-hour guided food tour through Little Havana in Miami where you taste 7+ authentic Cuban dishes—from guava pastelitos and ham croquetas to a full traditional meal—visit the Bay of Pigs Monument and a working cigar factory, and finish at Domino Park. The tour runs as a small group or private, with a live English-speaking guide and a surprise Secret Dish revealed on the day.Is it for me?Book the small group option if you want the neighborhood's real stories and the energy of other travelers; choose private if you'd rather have the guide's full attention and set your own pace through the stops.
Miami: Private 33-Foot Yacht Rental with Sunset CruiseYou board a private 33-foot yacht with a captain who knows Miami's waterfront, cruise past Fisher Island, Star Island, and the Port of Miami, and watch the city shift from daylight to evening lights. The rental includes a floating water mat, cooler with ice, music system, and restroom. Choose 2, 3, or 4 hours, or book the sunset option timed for golden hour. Book your preferred departure time and arrival time in advance.Is it for me?Book this if you want Miami from the water without renting a boat yourself or joining a crowded tour—the private yacht and captain mean you're not arranging navigation or sharing the deck with strangers, and the sunset option locks in the hour when the light actually does something worth being there for.
Miami Private Boat Cruise: Biscayne Bay & Star Island ToursYou get a private boat with a licensed captain, your choice of 2, 3, or 4-hour routes around Miami's waterfront, and the freedom to swim, anchor, or just cruise at your own pace. Floating mat and sound system included on longer tours. No crowded group tours, no fixed itinerary you have to follow—just your group and the water. Book by selecting your preferred boat (Chaparral or Monterey) and duration when you reserve.Is it for me?This works best if you want Miami's waterfront without the crowd—your own captain, your own timing, and no waiting for a group tour to fill up. The private boat setup means you pick the duration and the pace, which is what makes it possible to swim, anchor, or just cruise without anyone else's schedule getting in the way.
Miami: Art Deco, Wynwood & Millionaire's Row CruiseYou spend the morning driving and walking through South Beach's Art Deco streets, Wynwood's street art district, and Little Havana's cultural heart, with stops at the Cigar Factory and Domino Park. After lunch or a break at Bayside Marketplace, you board a water taxi for a cruise around Biscayne Bay and Millionaire's Row mansions, with the option to explore Miami Beach Marina or return whenever you choose. The bilingual guide, small group size, and included water keep the pace relaxed and personal.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to see Miami's main neighborhoods—Art Deco, street art, Cuban culture, and waterfront mansions—in one day without renting a car or figuring out timing yourself. The small group size and bilingual guide are what make the stops feel less rushed and the stories actually stick.
Miami Biscayne Bay: Small-Group Sailing & Snorkeling TourYou’ll sail across Miami’s Biscayne Bay with local guides on a small-group eco-adventure — barefoot on the boat, snorkeling at sandbars, spotting manatees or starfish if you’re lucky. Expect casual snacks, plenty of fresh air, and moments that feel more like hanging out with friends than being on a tour.
Miami Boat Tour: Private Yacht Cruise with Captain & Skyline ViewsYou’ll feel Miami’s energy shift as you cruise past Fisher Island’s mansions and Bayside Marketplace’s buzz on your private captained boat tour. With skyline views, music playing, and time to float or swim off the side, it’s both lively and oddly peaceful — a memory that lingers long after you dock.
Miami Private Boat Cruise: Millionaire's Row & Star IslandYou get a private boat with a licensed captain for 2, 3, or 4 hours, visiting Millionaire's Row, Star Island, Fisher Island and Bayside. The boat includes a floating mat (on longer tours), Bluetooth speaker, cooler with ice, and a restroom. You bring your own drinks and snacks, play your own music, and set the pace—whether that means sightseeing, swimming, or anchoring for a celebration.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Miami's waterfront without the crowd of a group tour, or if you're planning a small celebration and want the flexibility to anchor, swim, and set your own pace on the water.
Miami Wynwood Walls: Skip-the-Line Street Art Museum EntryYou arrive with your digital ticket, scan directly onto the two-acre campus, and spend two to three hours moving through 38+ outdoor murals, three indoor galleries, and 12 sculptures at your own speed. You get three minutes with a real spray can, free Wi-Fi, and access to the shop. No lines, no guide, no surprises about the weather — it's open either way.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see Miami's street art collection without waiting in line or following a guide — the direct entry and self-guided format let you spend as much or as little time as you want on each mural, and the spray-painting add-on gives you something to actually do, not just look at.
Miami Little Havana Food Tour: Calle Ocho Eats & Cigar RollingYou’ll taste your way through Miami’s Little Havana with a local guide—warm empanadas in hand, fresh guarapo juice on your lips, and domino games echoing around you. Watch cigars rolled by masters, stroll past classic cars and murals, and end up full of food and stories you didn’t expect to find.
