Miami Travel Tips
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Seaplane Tours in Miami
Written by Viator, May 2013
One unique way to explore Miami is taking a seaplane tour. While airplane tours and boat tours are each worthwhile for different reasons, a seaplane tour gives you the best of both worlds. You see, a ... Read more
3 Days in Miami: Suggested Itineraries
Written by Viator, August 2010
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, ... Read more
Miami Nightlife
Written by Viator, August 2010
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. ... Read more
Key West Tours from Miami
Written by Viator, August 2010
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, ... Read more
Cruising Ocean Drive
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, February 2013
If you’re looking for classic Art Deco buildings, al fresco dining and beautiful weather, Ocean Drive is the first place you should head on your trip to Miami. It’s a bit pricey, but when all the ... Read more
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, January 2013
Getting to explore inside elegant mansions from previous generations is an activity that satisfies both the museum-lover and the romantic. Miami has its own enviable premises, a National Historic ... Read more
Cruising from Miami's Port
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, January 2013
If you’re itching to hop back on a cruise, or even to have your very first cruise experience, look no further than Miami , Florida and the famous PortMiami—the Cruise Capital of the World! ... Read more
Christmas in Miami
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, November 2012
If your vision of Miami is just bikinis and martinis, you haven’t seen the city during Christmastime, when it’s as magical, festive, and special as anywhere with snow or pine trees! Here are ... Read more
Fishing in Miami
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, October 2012
Famous for beaches and clear waters, Miami naturally has prime fishing spots for you to take a breather between all the trekking between Art Deco buildings and fusion restaurants. If you need ... Read more
Miami Beach Boardwalk
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, September 2012
The Miami boardwalk extends from South Pointe Park to Indian Beach Park —essentially, clear up the east side of Miami Beach —for over seven miles (11 km), although the raised wooden stretch ... Read more
Visiting Miami's Little Havana
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, June 2012
Little Havana is a lively neighborhood between Miami River and 16 th Street, and whereas it used to be filled with a mostly Cuban population, many of whom immigrated in the 1960′s after the ... Read more
Top Miami Pools (Part II)
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, February 2012
At the end of the day, the main reason we all love to swim is because it feels good on the body – whether it’s to exercise, to regulate temperature by cooling off, to have unorganized games of ... Read more
Top Miami Pools (Part I)
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, February 2012
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 ... Read more
Jules’ Undersea Lodge
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, January 2012
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 ... Read more
Miami Fruit and Spice Park
Written by Natalie Grant , USA, December 2011
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 ... Read more
