MIAMI BEACH
If you’re after excitement, go to Miami Beach. The party is guaranteed for 24 hours and you’ll find the best ever bars.

Abuse of them and have fun at clubs by the oceanfront, with or without live music. Take the chance and try one of them and dance, dance thought the whole night.


SOUTH BEACH
That beach is worldwide famous not just for its natural scenery but mostly for its thrilling nighttime. Enjoy the view of Art Déco buildings. The enchanted Lincoln Road and Española Way are known for offering multiple entertainment and gastronomy options.


LINCOLN ROAD
It’s worthwhile getting there! Trendy bars and restaurants, ending up in a large plaza where people go to watch and be watched. Super hype and charm all over.

It’s a spot traditionally filled up with tourists looking for novelties and is extremely cool.  It’s a shopping mall and offers many free-admittance art galleries like Art Center, Carel Gallery and Romero Britto.


COCOWALK
Here is the center of all open air activity at Coconut Grove. It’s located halfway between Coral Gables and Miami, along the Biscayne Bay oceanfront.

The two-store complex is surrounded with palm trees, restaurants and fashion boutiques.

It’s Miami’s most stirring spot. The main attraction is the CocoWalk, a complex of stores with the best brands, with people of all ages and nationalities just loving the charming place.


CRUISES
The US Florida state is the main getaway point of cruisers for those who wish to reach the Caribbean on board comfortable ships.

There are almost daily cruises to all of the Caribbean.

Discovery Cruise Lines offers one-day cruises to the Bahamas. The transatlantic ship leaves daily from Fort Lauderdale at 7:45 am, reaching the Grand Bahamas at 1 pm. It sails back at 4:45 pm, arriving at 10 pm. The one-night cruises include dinner on board, music and also the casino for a good luck traveling.

SAWGRASS MILLS
Considered one of the best world shopping outlets, with over 270 stores, 3 restaurants and food plazas, this fantastic shopping spot offers fine prices and quality products. Shoppers will adore Sawgrass Mills, located just one hour off Miami.


SHOPPING
The ideal places for buying jewels are the Seybold Building and the Miami downtown stores. If you like shopping, try Aventura Mall, Bal Harbour Shops, Village of Merrick Park, Shops at The Falls, Southland Mall and the Miami International Mall, to name a few. The Dolphin Mall and the Prime Outlets, in Florida City, offer quality goods at discount prices.


BAYSIDE & BAYFRONT
It’s a tour complex by the bay, viewing Biscayne Bay and the port of Miami. Restaurants, stores and entertainment. You’ll find artisans, entrepreneurs and inventors inside this 6-acre commercial center by the sea.


FLORIDA KEYS
Florida Keys is a series of small islands separating the Atlantic Ocean from the Gulf of Mexico. Water is the main attraction here, with crystal-clear waters forming swimming pools along the way.


EVERGLADES ALLIGATOR FARM
The Miami swamps.

Enjoy a ride through the Everglades, with its wild sanctuary of pumas, wild boars and crocodiles in their natural habitat.

It’s a true swamp. Don’t miss the “Air Boat” Tour.

BISCAYNE NATIONAL PARK
A 53-feet boat with a glass floor, plus the chance of watching the bottom of Biscayne Bay. Also available: smaller boats and picnic areas.


VENETIAN POOL
Built back in 1921 with coral stones, this fine public swimming pool is accessible to tourists for a small charge.

It was built on an aquifer, whose waters are daily drained and refilled especially in summertime, assuring crystal-clear and refreshing waters.


BRICKELL AREA
Here is the financial market center. what is “Wall Street” to New York, that is Brickell to Miami, investment agents repeat when offering real estate on Miami’s financial district.


KEY BISCAYNE
Key Biscayne is a marvelous island linked to Miami through bridges. The zoo used to be there, and now the place was converted into a park. There’s a super Ritz Carlton hotel there. Come and enjoy it. The Miami Seaquarium is also there, as well as multiple marinas and condos. Don’t miss the Rusty Pelican with the best Biscayne Bay vista.


SEAQUARIUM
Speaking on Miami’s attraction, here is the Miami Seaquarium, the top of all water parks. It used to be Flipper’s home. It’s worthwhile visiting Biscayne Bay and hop in at Key Biscayne to visit seals, whales, dolphins, penguins, manatees, etc. The site is www.MiamiSeaquarium.com


METRO ZOO
The Miami Metro Zoo is a complete zoological garden: you’ll find lions, tigers, bears, elephants, giraffes, camels, birds, gorillas, monkeys, etc. Rent a 4-people bike-car and pedal around through a delicious exercise. There are water sprays on the park’s streets and you just ride through them. Kids love it. The train that makes a tour inside the savannah is cool. Click in the site: www.MiamiMetrozoo.com


KEY WEST
Florida Keys. Key Largo, Islamorada, Layton, Marathon, Big Pine Key and Key West. Can you imagine multiple bridges linking thousands of small land portions surrounded by turquoise-blue waters on every side? There are fine restaurants and super-interesting attractions on any of the islands. On Islamorada and Marathon you will find tropical forests and they are great for diving and fishing. Visit www.Fla-Keys.com.


VISCAYA
A guided tour to Villa Vizcaya and gardens, one of the most fascinating sites in South Florida. It’s your chance of sharing a part of Miami’s history and the Italian Renaissance. With its stunning gardens, the house was built back in 1914. Villa Vizcaya was decorated to feel like a 400-year old real estate.