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Miami Holidays

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Miami Holidays

Book your Miami holidays today and get ready to head off to this amazing destination where the beach and city rolled into one, not forgetting the side-serving of Cuban influence.

During the day Miami has a wealth of attractions for all the family as well as an impressive shoreline for beach bums looking to soak up the rays. At night, however, the nightlife that Miami has been famed for comes centre-stage with holidaymakers and locals alike dancing into the early hours.

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Top hotel picks in Miami

Loews Miami Beach

Welcome to a South Beach Icon, Re-imagined.

Ritz Carlton South Beach

The Ritz-Carlton, South Beach puts you in the heart of the chic urban landscape of one of the city’s most fabled neighborhoods.

Four Points by Sheraton Miami Beach

Four Points by Sheraton Miami Beach is a newly renovated oceanfront Miami Beach hotel.

Collins Hotel

Experience the trend-setting vibe, nightlife and natural beauty of Miami Beach from the recently-renovated, modern hotel.

1 Hotel South Beach

This upscale beachfront hotel is a mile from outdoor shopping at Lincoln Road Mall and 3 minutes' walk from the Bass Museum of Art.

Shore Club South Beach

Experience the trend-setting vibe, nightlife and natural beauty of Miami.

Clinton Hotel

Set in an art deco building close to shops and galleries, this modern boutique hotel is the perfect place to stay to get the most out of your Miami stay.

Top 5 Things To Do in Miami

Jungle Island - Home to a petting zoo, adventure trail and 3,000 animals, birds and plants.

Vizcaya Museum & Gardens - Visit one of the grandest historical homes in Miami that combines Renaissance-inspired architecture, American charm and European beauty.

Freedom Tower - One of the most historic buildings in Miami, it is now a contemporary art museum.

Miami Children's Museum - Take your children to this interactive museum that includes a miniature cruise ship, a music making studio and a construction zone.

Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden - Home to one of the world’s largest collections of palms and cycads, this botanical garden specialises in the conservation of plants native to Southern Florida.

Location

Miami Holiday Highlights

City Sightseeing Miami - Hop on Hop off

Adult: £34 Child: (3-11 yrs) £23

City Sightseeing Miami, part of the World´s largest open top double decker bus tour organisation, takes you on an enjoyable tour of this fascinating city with plenty of opportunities! Whether you are visiting Miami for the first or fortieth time there are always new things to discover.

Hop off and on at your leisure to visit the most spectacular and appealing hotspots in Miami including world-famous beaches and shopping malls, restaurants and all the best sights in town. Our professional tour guides as well as our multilingual system guarantee that you don’t miss out on sights or activities. Our Hop-On Hop-Off Tour tickets are valid for two days and cover 3 routes - the South Beach route which highlights the famous Ocean Drive, Soho Beach Club and Freedom Tower and our Magic City Route on which you will discover Miracle Mile and Domino Park plus our Wynwood Art District Route where you will see Perez Art Museum, Midtown Miami and Wynwood Walls.

South Beach has been called the American Riviera and an Art Deco Playground. It offers an eclectic mix of world-class boutiques, galleries and stores and is also a culinary hot spot for everything from gourmet to casual beachside cuisine. Miami is full of historically significant structures and attractions with unique architecture, geography and historic parks. Discover this cultural diverse city and enjoy the rich choice of possibilities: Whether you are looking for relaxation at one of the beaches, shopping in style, outdoor activities, an evening with art and culture or a busy nightlife – Miami has it all!

Key West and Glass Bottom Boat Trip

Adult: £108 Child: (3-11 yrs) £101

Journey to Key West to enjoy a fun Caribbean atmosphere, street artists, outdoor cafes and more. The trip includes the added bonus of a Glass Bottom Boat ride to the coral reef. This unique experience is unforgettable!

Cross 42 bridges and hop 32 islands before reaching the southernmost city in the continental U.S., Key West. Experience a Caribbean atmosphere complete with street artists, outdoor cafes and restaurants.This package also includes a Glass Bottom Boat ride to the coral reef off of Key West. This is the 3rd largest reef in the world and is home to a variety of plants and animals.

Included:

2 Hours Boat Ride in a Glass Bottom Boat.
Snack on board the boat.

When to Visit

Currency US Dollars ($)
Flying time from UK 10 1/2 Hours
Primary Language English
Passport & Visas Brits must have a full 10-year British Passport that's valid for six months after you return to the UK.

City Overview

The party and cruise capital of the word, Miami is a bright, brash, playground city that 15.5 million tourists flock to every year. The Roaring Twenties saw this town bloom into a seaside capital, blessed with a legacy of Art Deco architecture, diverse cultures, and natural wonders enough to satisfy any holiday-goer.

Being the gateway to the Caribbean and Latin America, Miami has a large Cuban presence, evident in the vibrant neighbourhood of . Art lovers can meander around the art districts like Wynwood and the Coconut Grove, while others can lounge on the miles of sandy beaches. For families there are kid-friendly attractions like the and Metrozoo. The nightlife is sophisticated and varied. The city also gives easy access to Florida's popular Gold Coast resorts and attractions, as well as the natural wonder of the .

It is no wonder Miami is America's favourite holiday destination and the hub of a vibrant cruise ship industry, its port constantly jammed with sleek passenger liners. North of the city, the miles of beautiful beaches on the Gold Coast are hemmed in by southeast Florida's major tourist towns: Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Pompano Beach, and Palm Beach.

Getting Around

The mainstay of the Miami public transport system is the Metrobus; however, the network is large and takes some time to get used to. The fare is standard to any destination. If you need to change buses, ask for a transfer when buying your ticket, as it costs extra. There is also an elevated train service called the Metrorail, which connects North and South Miami with stations at one mile intervals. For a more scenic option, the elevated monorail, the Metromover, offers great views of downtown Miami and Biscayne Bay and connects with buses and trains. However, most visitors take taxis or hire a car. This can be more convenient, as the city is sprawled out over a large area. To rent a car, the driver must be over 21, have a valid credit card and, if from abroad, hold a passport and English language driving license. Be aware when driving around Miami that local drivers can be aggressive.

Nightlife

Miami comes to life when the sun goes donw. The South Beach streets pump with clubs and bars, and there's plenty of partying and live music in the Design District area. Downtown Miami hosts a few trendy venues, Coconut Grove being a particulalry popular party zone. With everything from cocktails and comedy shows, to lounges and nightclubs, one night in Miami would never be long enough.

Visitors to Miami might like to start their evening at one of the many cocktail bars, or perhaps the Dan Marino sports bar and restaurant. Visit Greater Miami for flamenco or cabaret shows, or even a drag show! There are also various comedy performances, including stand-up, sketch, and improvisational comedies.

Miami dance clubs and lounges tend to offer a sultry Latin beat, while nightclub music ranges from Afro-Cuban to rumba rap to indie rock to electro-pop. These clubs are widspread in downtown Miami and Little Havana, as well as west of the Bay area.

Shopping Overview

Miami abounds with unqiue shopping experiances. Miami's Lincoln Road Mall is a pedestrian promenade lined with palm trees and art deco buildings, home to big name labels like the Gap and Banana Republic. For another 'open mall' option, the Falls not only has all the usual shops but also beautiful seating area near the waterfall.

For elite shopping, few places measure up to Bal Harbour Shops, including stores like Tiffany & Co, Prada, and Saks Fifth Avenue. Miracle Mile is one of Miami's top shopping locations, hosting over 170 upscale shops and 40 gourmet restaurants within walking distance of each other.

On the waterfront, Bayside Marketplace offers a variety of shops, restaurant, and entertainment just minutes from downtown Miami. Espanola Way is a quirky street in Miami Beach, filled with stalls selling local arts and crafts on weekends. U.S.1 Discount Mall is an air-conditioned flea market in Cutler Bay with over 200 vendors ready to satisfy all consumer desires, from belly piercing to tailoring.

Be warned that a Sales Tax of seven percent is built into purchase prices, as sales taxes are set at state level. There is there is no way to obtain a refund from the federal government for non-US visitors.

Sight Seeing Overview

With an endless supply of beaches, trendy shopping malls, and a variety of both cultural and historic sites, Miami offers a wealth of attractions.

Antique lovers should visit the Vizcaya Villa, built in the Italian Renaissance style in 1916, as well as the Monastery of St. Bernard de Clairvaux, the oldest building in the Western Hemisphere. A romantic attraction is the Coral Castle, which was hand-carved by a man as a homage to his unrequited love. Famous for its marine life, visitors to Miami's Seaquarium interact with all kinds of aquatic creatures. Also worth exploring, is Jungle Island, whic has an exciting array of wildlife, from parrots, to crocodiles and penguins.

At the Miami Science Museum, sightseers could run into a few aliens, as well as view collections of rare natural history specimens. Visit the South Miami-Dade Cultural Center for exemplary performances of music, theatre, and dance, and the Wolfsonian Museum to view a collection of art and design, depicting popular culture from 1885 to 1945.

Almost constant sightseeing is made possible by sunny skies and ample public transport, but avoid hurricane season (June to November) and the crowds of spring break in March. Travellers should save money and avoid queues with the Go Miami Card, to sightsee throughout the city.

Kids Attractions Overview

Miami is a great holiday destination for families with kids. This exciting city offers numerous attractions and activities for children, many of which parents will enjoy too. From museums to parks and beaches, there is no shortage of places to take kids while on holiday in Miami.

Miami favourites for kids include the outer-space exhibits at the Miami Science Museum, as well as the killer whale performances at the Seaquarium. Children also love seeing Jungle Island's exotic parrots, crocodiles, and penguins. One of the best beaches for children is Crandon Park Beach. Both the Gold Coast Railroad Museum and the Miami Children's Museum will provide hours of amusement.

Summer tends to be a bit too warm and stormy to enjoy with kids on holiday in Miami; most families prefer to visit in winter when the temperatures are a bit more comfortable, and off-season rates for accommodation and attractions are available. Families also generally choose to avoid the Spring Break antics of March, when the student-filled beaches could be inappropriate for children.

Restaurant Overview

Miami's cuisine has a unique flavour, being predominantly (a combination of Latin, American and Caribbean). Eateries include everything from steakhouses and cafés, to Italian, Oriental, and Middle Eastern restaurants. South Beach and Coconut Grove both have a thriving cafe society, and tourists will find plenty of sidewalk seating. Miami is well known for its seafood, so be sure to try a Stone Crab dish, a local delicacy.

The most common complaint about restaurants in Miami is that mid-range eateries are hard to come by. Food in Miami is either very cheap or very expensive. However, with new venues opening constantly, there is always something new to sample. Meals for under $10 are plentiful in Little Havana, while South Beach has a collection of high-end restaurants.

A fun way to dine out in Miami is by sampling the fare offered by food trucks. These mobile eateries offer excellent (and cheap) food; the challenge comes in figuring out where they are! A few of the most popular, including gastroPod Mobile Gourmet, Latin Burger and Taco, and Feverish Gourmet Pops have twitter accounts to keep hungry customers updated as to their locations.