Crandon Park Beach

Key Biscayne is all about easy, breezy beach days. Think soft white sand between your toes, calm turquoise water perfect for a swim, and shady picnic spots where you can just hang out. Miami's only natural beach got that chill, natural vibe that feels like a real break from the city’s hustle.

Little Havana

Little Havana is the beating heart of Cuban Miami. Walk the colorful streets and you're surrounded by the aroma of hand-rolled cigars, the clack of dominoes, and salsa rhythms drifting from every corner. The cafés here aren’t just cafés, they’re time capsules, brimming with Latin flavor, nostalgia, and stories.

Wynwood

Wynwood is Miami’s creative playground. What used to be warehouses are now canvases for jaw-dropping street art, while galleries, indie breweries, and a buzzing nightlife scene keep the neighborhood pulsing with youthful energy.

Everglades

The Everglades are wild Florida at its best; endless sawgrass, sunbathing gators, and airboats skimming through the quiet. It’s rugged, untamed, and totally unforgettable and a the only ecosystem of it's kind in the World.

Miami Beach

Miami Beach needs no introduction. This is where sun, sand, and style collide. From that iconic Art Deco strip to the all-hours South Beach scene, it’s a place where people-watching is a sport and every night is legendary.

Coconut Grove

Coconut Grove is our go-to for a dose of old Miami charm. The streets are shaded by ancient trees, local shops tuck into every corner, and the parks along the bay offer the perfect escape when I need to slow down and soak up some laid back, artsy vibes.

Brickell

Brickell is Miami’s answer to the big city buzz. Think glassy towers, luxe condos by the water, and restaurants where power lunches turn into happy hour. It’s like Manhattan got a sun tan and loosened its tie.

Florida Keys

The Florida Keys are the ultimate escape. Each island has its own flavor, but they all share that easygoing, ‘island time’ pace. Whether we're chasing sunsets, casting a line, or just road-tripping the Overseas Highway, it always feels like adventure.

Key West is a stunningly, beautiful 4-hour drive. we recommend that you plan to spend the night to make the most of your trip.

Miami is a big city, so you really need a car to get around. Ride shares are everywhere, with short wait times and offer the ultimate flexibility. Don't forget that parking costs money everywhere you go. When guests ask us how far to a certain attraction, we always remind them that Miami traffic can add significant time to their drive, especially during rush hour.