Miami Florida, USA Travel Guide
Embrace Miami's natural beauty with thrilling activities on land and water.
Anhinga Trail (easy, paved boardwalk for alligator/bird viewing). Pineland Trails (easy to moderate sections).
Easy nature trails, including a paved bike path, suitable for all ages.
Offers mountain biking trails with various skill levels and kayaking in mangrove forests.
When exploring natural areas like the Everglades, maintain a safe distance from wildlife. Never feed or approach wild animals. Follow park guidelines and ranger instructions.
Engage with Miami's cultural fabric through workshops, performances, and community activities.
Enjoy nightly performances of Latin jazz, salsa, and Cuban music at venues like Ball & Chain and Hoy Como Ayer in Little Havana.
Occasional performances happen at Spanish restaurants, offering a taste of Spain's dance.
Manuel Artime Theater hosts Latin American and Cuban cultural performances.
In Little Havana, support local businesses, artists, and musicians directly. Food tours often partner with local establishments.
Calle Ocho Music Festival (March), Art Basel Miami Beach (December), Miami Film Festival, Miami Jewish Film Festival, Gay8 Festival (February).
Explore the rich history of Miami's historically African-American community through guided tours, discovering its societal significance.
Miami offers many options to unwind and rejuvenate, from luxurious spas to peaceful natural settings.
Miami does not feature natural hot springs within its immediate vicinity.
Thermal treatments and hydrotherapy circuits are available at high-end spas and wellness centers.
A diverse range of alternative therapies, like acupuncture and various forms of massage, are available throughout the city.
Many studios offer daily yoga classes. Some hotels provide beachfront yoga sessions. Retreats are more common further north in Florida or in the Florida Keys.
Many hotels in Sobe offer exclusive beach clubs with lounge chairs, umbrellas, and food and drink service.
You can often purchase day passes for hotel pools or beach clubs, accessing their amenities for a day of relaxation.
Miami's nightlife is legendary, from live music and theater to world-class nightclubs.
Hosts major concerts, musicals, and classical shows in Downtown Miami.
A historic theater in The central business district Miami, hosting concerts, comedy, and theater.
GableStage at the Biltmore and Area Stage Company offer professional productions in Coral Gables.
Sobe is world-renowned for its nightclubs (LIV, Story). Electronic dance music is prominent. Brickell offers upscale lounges. Wynwood has trendy bars. Little Havana for salsa dancing.
Ocean Drive (South Beach) for outdoor cafes. Washington Avenue for a more local scene. Brickell for upscale bars. Wynwood for craft breweries. Calle Ocho for Cuban-themed bars.
Casinos (Hard Rock Hollywood, Hialeah Park). Comedy Clubs (Improv, Miami Comedy Club). Bowling alleys, arcades, and late-night diners also available.
Remain alert, drink responsibly, and travel in groups or use ride-sharing services. Be cautious of unsolicited offers. Safeguard your belongings, especially in crowded venues.
Miami provides a diverse shopping experience, from traditional markets to luxury boutiques.
Find shops selling hand-rolled cigars, guayaberas (Cuban shirts), and local art.
Galleries and boutiques feature local and international artists, offering unique pieces.
High-end design showrooms and public art installations for unique finds.
For unique finds and local crafts, explore the smaller boutiques and places that show art in neighborhoods like Wynwood and Little Havana. These often hold more distinctive items than major chain stores.
