Miami 10 days

Iconic stretch of white sand famous for its vibrant atmosphere, turquoise waters, and people-watching opportunities. It's the perfect place to relax, swim, and soak up the Miami sun.

• Arrive early to secure a good spot on the sand.
• Rent a colorful beach umbrella for shade.

A legendary South Beach institution that's been a gathering spot for locals and celebrities alike since 1988. It offers a diverse menu of international cuisine in a lively, open-air setting.

• Great for brunch or a casual lunch.
• Enjoy the people-watching from their outdoor seating.

Wander through the streets of Miami Beach's most famous district, characterized by its pastel-hued buildings from the 1930s and 1940s. Admire the unique architectural style and vibrant street life.

• Consider a guided walking tour for deeper insights.
• Look for the distinctive geometric patterns and nautical motifs.

Experience the vibrant energy of Miami nightlife with live music, salsa dancing, and tropical cocktails. This lively spot on Ocean Drive offers a taste of Cuban and Caribbean flair.

• Dress to impress; it's a popular spot.
• Catch the early evening live shows for a taste of the energy.

An outdoor museum showcasing large-scale murals by renowned street artists from around the globe. It's a dynamic and ever-changing canvas of contemporary urban art.

• Visit on a weekday morning to avoid crowds.
• Wear comfortable shoes for walking.

A trendy and popular spot in Wynwood serving authentic Mexican street tacos and margaritas. It's known for its fresh ingredients and lively atmosphere.

• Try the Al Pastor tacos.
• The hidden bar in the back is a fun surprise.

Explore the surrounding streets of Wynwood Walls, filled with numerous art galleries, independent boutiques, and colorful murals. It's a hub for creativity and urban culture.

• Pop into the smaller galleries for unique finds.
• Keep an eye out for impromptu street performances.

A beloved Wynwood bar known for its craft cocktails, extensive beer selection, and laid-back vibe. They often feature live music and have a popular outdoor patio.

• Great spot for pre-dinner drinks.
• Check their schedule for live music acts.

The heart of Little Havana, this vibrant street is filled with the sounds, sights, and smells of Cuban culture. Explore Domino Park, cigar shops, and colorful street art.

• Watch locals play dominoes at Maximo Gomez Park.
• Visit a cigar factory to see cigars being rolled.

An iconic Cuban restaurant and bakery, famous for its authentic dishes and lively atmosphere. It's a must-visit for experiencing traditional Cuban cuisine.

• Don't miss the Cuban sandwich or the Ropa Vieja.
• The bakery counter is perfect for a quick coffee and pastry.

A historic Miami music venue on Calle Ocho offering live Latin music, dancing, and classic cocktails. It's a lively spot to experience the rhythm of Little Havana.

• Check their schedule for live music performances.
• Great for an afternoon cocktail and some dancing.

A more intimate and casual Cuban dining experience compared to Versailles, offering delicious traditional dishes in a cozy setting. Perfect for a relaxed dinner.

• Try their Lechon Asado (roast pork).
• A good option for a quieter meal after the Calle Ocho buzz.

A neighborhood known for its high-end fashion boutiques, contemporary art galleries, and striking public art installations. It's a hub for luxury shopping and modern design.

• Admire the unique architecture and public art.
• Even if not shopping, it's a visually stimulating area.

A celebrated restaurant in the Design District offering a farm-to-table dining experience with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients. Known for its creative dishes and lively bar.

• Reservations are highly recommended.
• Their branzino is a signature dish.

A free contemporary art museum showcasing cutting-edge art and design. Its striking architecture and rotating exhibitions make it a cultural highlight.

• Entry is free, but timed tickets might be required during peak times.
• Explore the sculpture garden.

A chic and stylish restaurant and lounge in the Design District, offering a sophisticated atmosphere for drinks and small plates. Known for its beautiful decor and vibrant social scene.

• Perfect for a glamorous night out.
• Enjoy their creative cocktail menu.

A breathtaking Gilded Age estate on Biscayne Bay, featuring a stunning villa and expansive formal gardens. It offers a glimpse into early 20th-century opulence and European architectural styles.

• Allow ample time to explore both the house and the gardens.
• Consider visiting on a weekday to avoid crowds.

A popular Coconut Grove eatery known for its delicious brunch and eclectic American menu. It's a vibrant spot with a lovely outdoor seating area.

• A local favorite for brunch, expect a wait on weekends.
• Their salads and seafood dishes are excellent.

Explore the charming streets of Coconut Grove, Miami's bohemian heart. Discover boutique shops, art galleries, and lush tropical foliage.

• Visit the CocoWalk shopping and dining complex.
• Enjoy the relaxed, village-like atmosphere.

A cozy and sophisticated bar in Coconut Grove offering craft cocktails and a curated selection of beers and wines. It's a great spot for a relaxed evening drink.

• Enjoy their expertly mixed cocktails.
• A good place for conversation.

A modern and contemporary art museum with a focus on international art of the 20th and 21st centuries. Its striking architecture and waterfront location are highlights.

• Free general admission on the second Saturday of each month.
• Enjoy the views from the outdoor hanging gardens.

Located within the Pérez Art Museum Miami, this restaurant offers delicious Mediterranean-inspired cuisine with stunning views of Biscayne Bay. A perfect spot for lunch with a view.

• Enjoy the waterfront seating.
• A convenient option after visiting the museum.

An impressive science museum featuring an aquarium, planetarium, and interactive exhibits. It's fun for all ages and offers a deep dive into science and the natural world.

• Book tickets online in advance, especially for the planetarium shows.
• Don't miss the rooftop terrace for panoramic views.

A stylish cocktail bar in the Edgewater neighborhood, just north of downtown, offering creative drinks and a sophisticated ambiance. Ideal for a nightcap.

• Known for their extensive gin selection.
• A more relaxed evening option.

Located on the southern tip of Key Biscayne, this park offers pristine beaches, a historic lighthouse, and nature trails. It's a tranquil escape from the city bustle.

• Climb to the top of the lighthouse for panoramic views.
• Rent a bike to explore the park's trails.

A casual waterfront restaurant within Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, serving fresh seafood and American classics. Enjoy your meal with beautiful ocean views.

• A convenient and scenic spot for lunch after exploring the park.
• Try their seafood specials.

A beautiful beach on Key Biscayne known for its calm waters and family-friendly atmosphere. It features a nature center and picnic areas.

• The calm waters are great for swimming.
• Visit the nature center to learn about local wildlife.

While technically on the causeway back to the mainland, this restaurant offers spectacular sunset views of the Miami skyline and Biscayne Bay. Known for its seafood and romantic ambiance.

• Request a table with a view when booking.
• Perfect for a romantic dinner.

An open-air marketplace along Biscayne Bay featuring a variety of shops, restaurants, and live entertainment. It's a popular spot for souvenir shopping and enjoying the waterfront.

• Catch the free live music performances.
• Great place to book boat tours.

A second visit to experience more of Little Havana's culinary delights, perhaps trying a different local spot for authentic Cuban fare.

• Explore some of the smaller, family-run eateries.
• Try a 'cafecito' from a ventanita.

A beautiful waterfront park in downtown Miami offering walking paths, green spaces, and views of Biscayne Bay. It's a pleasant urban oasis.

• Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the waterfront.
• Check for any events or festivals happening in the park.

An upscale Japanese izakaya located in the Kimpton EPIC Hotel, offering contemporary Japanese cuisine and signature cocktails. It boasts stunning downtown and bay views.

• Reservations are essential.
• Great for a celebratory dinner.

Explore a slightly less crowded section of Miami Beach, known for its stylish hotels and wider shoreline. It offers a more relaxed beach experience.

• Look for the iconic lifeguard stands.
• Enjoy the wide expanse of sand.

A legendary Miami institution famous for its stone crabs (in season), key lime pie, and classic American fare. It's a quintessential Miami dining experience.

• Stone crab season typically runs from October 15 to May 1.
• Be prepared for a wait, especially during peak hours.

A pedestrian-only promenade lined with shops, restaurants, cafes, and art galleries. It's a lively spot for shopping, dining, and people-watching.

• Great for window shopping and soaking in the atmosphere.
• Look for the unique architectural details.

A sophisticated boutique hotel with a rooftop pool and bar offering elegant cocktails and city views. It provides a more refined evening experience.

• Enjoy the tranquil ambiance.
• A great spot for a romantic evening.

A historic hotel and iconic South Beach spot known for its lively atmosphere, pool parties, and diverse menu. Perfect for a vibrant final brunch.

• Enjoy the energetic vibe and people-watching.
• They often have live music or DJs.

A beautiful pier offering panoramic views of the ocean, Fisher Island, and the Miami skyline. It's a serene spot for a final walk and reflection.

• Watch cruise ships depart from the nearby port.
• Ideal for a peaceful morning or late afternoon stroll.

Departure from Miami.