I think it didn't like my haircut....Photo by Anonymous
This particular Lemur seems to like Sue a lot and ...Photo by Anonymous
Key West the southernmost point of USA Photo by EVANGELIA K
Jungle Island, Miami: The lemur was getting really...Photo by Anonymous
Jungle Island: So small and so cute! I could hold ...Photo by Anonymous
One of the great views, aerial tour of MiamiPhoto by Monique B, Netherlands
The boarding area, Florida Everglades air boats...Photo by Eric G
Miami Everglades Airboat AdventurePhoto by Dulce Corazon, USA
Cruise Ships in the Port of Miami
Taken from Bisc...Photo by Jeffrey S, USA
One of the great views, Miami 11/29/2008.Photo by Monique B, Netherlands
Bit elaborate but would do I guess..Photo by Timetable Tim, United Kingdom
First gator sighting Photo by Eric G
We cruised right over these patches just as smo...Photo by Eric G
Bay Cruise Photo by David W
Bay Cruise Photo by David W
alligator Photo by Khang Thuan L
YumPhoto by Sarah
The beachPhoto by Sarah
Parking meterPhoto by Sarah
One of the great views, Miami 11/29/2008.Photo by Monique B, Netherlands
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It used to be called "God's Waiting Room" because of the many octogenarians eking out their last moments by the pool. Today the old folks mingle with fashion designers, bikini models, Cuban émigrés and totally smitten holiday-makers.
Greater Miami is a melting pot that would make America's founders swell with pride. Half of Miami's population is Hispanic, creating a city peppered with the flavors of Latin American food, language and music. Here in Miami, the Everglades and the Keys, the weather is warm and humid, and it feels like vacation time all the year round.
3 Days in Miami: Suggested Itineraries
Once nicknamed "God's Waiting Room" because of the many octogenarians eking out their last moments by the pool, modern day Miami is a glittering jewel of the south. Peppered with the music, ... Continue Reading »
Key West Tours from Miami
Key West: a small island with big potential. The one-time home of Hemingway, the southernmost point in the United States - not to mention world-renown snorkeling, scuba-diving, offshore fishing, ... Continue Reading »
9 Mile Music Festival: Miami
Reggae fans who are in Miami on March 12th are in for a real treat, as the 18th annual 9 Mile Music Festival will kick off in downtown’s Bayfront Park. The Festival is sponsored by the Bob Marley ... Continue Reading »
Antique Shopping in Miami
As sensational as flag keychains, witty magnets and “I got this here” t-shirts are, sometimes it’s nice to bring a real souvenir home – a keepsake that’s spontaneous, one-of-a-kind, and truly ... Continue Reading »
Bike Sharing - It's the Only Way to Travel
Ride, Dock, Repeat. It’s no secret that bicycling is not only a much more environmentally friendly way to see a city, but also healthier, cheaper, more enjoyable, and – in some cases – much easier. ... Continue Reading »
Hurricane Season Begins
It’s been almost six years since Hurricane Wilma, the Atlantic Basin’s most intense storm on record. Ensuing damage was estimated to be over twenty billion dollars. Ten tornadoes were eventually ... Continue Reading »
Jules’ Undersea Lodge
If you or anyone in your family is a fanatic of mermaids, the Titanic, or Spongebob and is just itching to spend an entire night underwater, look no further (or deeper) than Jules’ Undersea Lodge ... Continue Reading »
Miami: A Zoo Like No Other
Whatever you may dislike about your average zoo – restrictive pens, species being kept in unnatural environments – you won’t find much of at Zoo Miami. Miami boasts one of the best zoos in Florida ... Continue Reading »
Miami Fruit and Spice Park
Forget what you think you know of botanical gardens – Miami ‘s Fruit and Spice Park is literally one-of-a-kind in the country. Veggies, herbs, nuts, and, of course, fruits and spices – 500 of ... Continue Reading »
Miami Nightlife
Long gone are the days when Miami was associated with the elderly and slow. A mix of Latin cultures and Western money meet here in this coastal city to bring you neon, soul, and glitz glitz glitz. ... Continue Reading »
Miami’s Old Speakeasy
The legendary Tobacco Road (or “The Road” if you want to blend in with the locals) has existed in downtown Miami since 1912. With finger-lickin’ specials and prices that are suspiciously reasonable, ... Continue Reading »
Monkey Jungle: Not Your Average Zoo
Everyone loves zoos. But children and adults alike can have a totally unique experience at Monkey Jungle ! Located in southern Miami-Dade county (about a half hour drive from downtown Miami), this ... Continue Reading »
Mr Thomas E NICHOLAS
We would like to be on the same coach as Mr and Mrs Andreas Panayiotou on the KEY WEST DAY TRIP on the April 16 leaving from Wyndham Garden Hotel South Beach 1050 Washington Avenue. Our Booking ... Continue Reading »
Night Tennis in Miami
It’s hard to think about the need to exercise while on vacation, but finding something that is both fun and healthy means you can take advantage of a guilt-free activity – and what better way to ... Continue Reading »
Top Miami Pools (Part I)
Miami‘s iconic hotels have more than their share of luxurious, fun, and unusual swimming pools. Here are a few that are especially worth visiting, whether it’s to cool off, lounge around, or just ... Continue Reading »
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