Miami Beach is revitalized and lively. The beach strip along Ocean Boulevard is teeming with nightlife, outdoor restaurants, and cafes. Collins Avenue is full of boutique hotels and shops. Art-Deco buildings, colourful neon and pastel coloured paints have restored this area to its former glory. The choice of restaurants and nightlife is astounding, and young locals, in addition to tourists, flock here on the weekend. The beach itself is extraordinarily wide and hard-packed. It’s great for swimming, tanning and relaxation. A Latin pulse beats through Miami, not only from the large Cuban segment; Miami is home to a large population of immigrants from all over South and Central America. One might say that Spanish is the first language of Miami, something that makes it completely unique from nearby Fort Lauderdale. Many urban sites and places of interest dot Miami’s landscape, including the Bayfront complex near the cruise port, and Coconut Grove – with its upscale shops and boutiques.

Getting Around: Arrive at Miami International Airport and take a taxi or rent a car. Renting a car is the easiest and most cost-efficient way to explore. Taxis may be an option depending on your hotel location and where you plan to visit.

Where to Stay: Miami hotels are luxurious. From the lavish Eden Roc resort to the cosmopolitan W South Beach, there is much to be enjoyed. Our travel agents can help you choose the perfect spot.

Weather: Average temperatures in January range from 16-24C while July averages 25-33C.

Attractions

• South Beach
• Vizcaya Museum 
• Zoo Miami
• Lincoln Road Mall
• Little Havana
• Aventura Mall
• Bal Harbour Shops
• Bayside Marketplace

Miami is a great weekend getaway, and perfect for those who love to stay up late and enjoy this sophisticated and fashionable city. To learn more about Miami vacations, speak with a travel agent!