Joe’s Stone Crab

As much a part of the Miami landscape as the sun, Joe’s Stone Crab has been here since before their namesake crustacean was even discovered to be edible. Aside from serving the “best Stone Crab in the world,” Joe’s is also widely-known for their side dishes, as well as the Key Lime Pie. Joe’s also […]

Fontana

Elegance and romance prevail at this lushly landscaped restaurant whose courtyard surrounds the infamous fountain. Dine on fine Italian-inspired cuisine where a flowing fountain and Mediterranean architecture serve as the backdrop to your meal. The Fontana also offers one of the area’s most exceptional wine lists. Whether dining indoors or out, you’ll revel in the […]

Casa Tua

The restaurant of this beautiful home features an eighteen-seat chef’s table, as well as several rooms that make diners feel as if they are eating at a friend’s house. Casa Tua may provide a casual atmosphere, but their kitchen operates with a deadly attention to detail: prosciutto comes only from free-range pigs, and they have […]

Vizcaya Museum and Gardens

Villa Vizcaya is the former estate of American businessman James Deering, and is operated today as a tourist attraction in Miami’s famous Coconut Grove. Overlooking the Biscayne Bay, Villa Vizcaya has 50 acres of gardens and buildings. There is a jungle forest garden, as well as an Italian Renaissance garden that nicely complements the works […]

South Beach

With average temperatures that rarely dip below 73, it’s no wonder that South Beach is the waterfront of choice for the city’s most beautiful people. South Beach is a major destination for young travelers, with hundreds of nightclubs, restaurants, boutiques and hotels. Topless sunbathing isn’t exactly frowned upon here, giving it a Mediterranean vibe.

Monkey Jungle

The Miami Monkey Jungle is 30 acres of primate habitats, including the only semi-natural tropical rainforest in North America. Here, the jungle’s approximately 400 monkeys from 30 different species run wild, while the guests are the ones in the cages as they tour the habitats from fenced-in tunnels. The Monkey Jungle is a leader in […]

Miami Seaquarium

Located at the tip of Miami Beach and boasting panoramic views of the city skyline, the Miami Seaquarium is the place to catch killer whale shows and swim with the dolphins. There are also many species of sea turtles, sharks and manatees. There are eight different marine mammal shows to catch on any given day, […]

Key Biscayne

Key Biscayne is an island just off of the coast of Miami, accessible via the Rickenbacker Causeway. On the north end of the island is Crandon Park, with the village of Key Biscayne to the south and a state park on the cape at the southernmost tip of the island. Here, you will find shipwrecks […]

Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden

The Fairchild Garden is an 83-acre oasis established in 1938 as a home for the cultivation of rare and exotic tropical plants. They have an extensive collection of rare palms, cycads, flowering trees, vines and succulents. The gardens often feature exhibits from renowned artists, and there are permanent installations throughout the gardens as well. Check […]

Everglades National Park

The Everglades National Park attracts about one million visitors every year to its lush subtropical landscape and fragile ecosystem. It is home to many endangered species, like the Florida Panther and West Indian Manatee. The park offers walking trails and camping for a chance to see some of the 350 species of birds, 40 species […]